2013 Map of Natural Dam
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
The Oswegatchie River defines the landscape of this northern New York region, winding past historical settlements and crossing under the Oswegatchie River Bridge near Elmdale. This modern survey illustrates a quiet agricultural and riverside economy, where local landmarks like Wilhome Dairy Farms sit alongside established crossroads like Somerville and Oxbow. The geography is shaped by water, with Yellow Lake to the west and the meandering paths of Malterna Cr and Matoon Cr feeding into the main river system.
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