2010 Map of Mexico

About this map

Mexico serves as the focal point of this agricultural and riparian landscape in central New York, where the Little Salmon River and its various branches wind through a patchwork of family farms and historic orchards. The mapping reveals a community deeply rooted in its local land use, from the Appledale Orchards in the northwest to Great Meadows Farm in the southeast. Genealogists will find a high density of burial grounds, including the Mexico Village Cemetery, the Quaker Cemetery, and the Saint Annes Cemetery near Grays Millpond. Smaller crossroads settlements like Prattham, Colosse, and Deweys Corners punctuate the grid of rural roads, while specialized features like the Mexico Airdrome Airport and Blicon Nursery indicate the diverse economic activity of the region. The drainage patterns of Black Creek and Snake Creek define the low-lying areas, particularly near the Lot Ten Swamp in the southwest.