2013 Map of Mooers

About this map

Mooers serves as the primary hub of this Clinton County landscape, where the Great Chazy River winds through a mosaic of agricultural land and scattered rural settlements. The river's path is central to the area's geography, complemented by several tributaries including Sperry Brook and Shedden Brook. Cultural history is anchored by the Mooers Camp Meeting Association and a series of family and community burial grounds, such as Riverside Cem and Saint Josephs Cem. To the south, the smaller hamlet of Sciola sits near the confluence of Bullis Brook and Corbeau Cr, marking a distinct secondary center of activity. The map reflects a long-established agricultural pattern, evidenced by tracts like Larato Farms and the network of country roads connecting isolated farmsteads across the northern New York borderlands.