1912 Map of Mc Keever

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The New York Central and Hudson River railroad cuts through this mountainous section of the Adirondacks, connecting the settlement of Mc Keever to the outside world. This 1910 survey captures a landscape defined by its complex waterway network, where the Middle Branch and Moose River snake through high-elevation terrain punctuated by dozens of named ponds and lakes. Remote logging or recreational outposts like Becks Camp and Millard's Camp are scattered throughout the northern reaches of Greig and Webb, illustrating the region's early 20th-century character as a timber and wilderness enclave.