2011 Map of Moravia

About this map

Moravia and Locke serve as the primary population centers in this Southern Tier landscape, where the Owasco Inlet carves a path through the valley floor. The geography is defined by a series of named corners and rural settlements, including Toll Gate Corners, Perkins Corners, and Pine Hollow, illustrating the early 21st-century road network and land divisions. Genealogists will find a high density of burial sites, ranging from the Indian Mound Cemetery near Montville to the Old Quaker Cemetery and Old Settlers Cemetery. The terrain is marked by significant elevation changes at Oak Hill and Jewett Hill, with water features like Montville Falls and Parson Falls breaking the flow of the local creeks. Agricultural tracts like Grisamore Farms and Ancient Oaks Farm persist alongside modern infrastructure such as the Owasco Airport.