2010 Map of Middlesex

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Canandaigua Lake dominates the western edge of this landscape, where steep bluffs drop toward the water at Bare Hill and South Hill. Along the southern tip of the lake, the settlement of Woodville marks the mouth of the West River, which meanders through a broad valley protected by the Hi-Tor Preserve. This conservation area anchors the wetland corridor between the high ridges, providing a glimpse into the natural topography that shaped early settlement patterns. Further east, the village of Middlesex serves as a central hub, surrounded by several family-named landmarks and burial grounds like the Middlesex Center Cemetery and Overackers Corners Cemetery. The terrain transitions into the distinct Italy Valley at the southeastern corner, where Flint Creek carves through the upland country.