2010 Map of Naples

About this map

Naples sits at the northern edge of this high-relief landscape where the waters of Grimes Creek and Eelpot Creek descend through narrow valleys toward the larger Naples Creek. The 2010 geography reveals a pattern of ridge-top agriculture and valley-floor settlements connected by a web of rural roads like Lent Hill Rd and Garlinghouse Atlanta Rd. To the south, the Cohocton River begins its course near the village of Cohocton, while small hamlets such as Atlanta, Kirkwood, and Lent Hill dot the southern uplands. For genealogists and local historians, the map is remarkably dense with burial grounds, ranging from larger sites like Rose Ridge Cemetery near the village center to more isolated locations including Gerould Cemetery, Wheaton Cemetery, and the Flint Hill Cemetery. Significant terrain features like Hatch Hill, Knapp Hill, and the deep drainage of Lyon Hollow define the region's character.