2013 Map of McKeever

About this map

McKeever and the shoreline of Otter Lake anchor the northwestern corner of this Adirondack landscape, where the Moose River and its south branch meet near the McKeever Road Spur. This 2013 survey illustrates a region defined by an extensive hydrological network, including major bodies like Woodhull Lake and Gull Lake, alongside smaller water features such as Bloodsucker Pond and Chub Pond. The terrain rises toward Neejer Hill, with travel routes like Woods Point Rd and Moose River Tract Rd threading through the forest. To the east, Wolf Lake Landing suggests historical access points for logging or recreation, while numerous drainage systems like Mill Brook and Gull Lake Outlet define the complex topography between the primary settlements and the expansive marshlands of Granny Marsh.