2010 Map of Nehasane Lake

About this map

Nehasane Lake and its surrounding wilderness define this section of the Adirondacks, where the Beaver River winds through a complex network of glacial ponds and wetlands. This 2010 survey shows the remote character of the landscape, punctuated by small settlements like Little Rapids, Brandreth, and Partlow that serve as nodes in this secluded region. The area's hydrology is remarkably intricate, featuring the meandering Alder Creek and numerous distinct water bodies such as Lake Lila, Thayer Lake, and the evocative Terror Lake. Prominent elevations like Mount Electra and Webb Mountain provide significant vertical relief against the sprawling lowlands and brooks, including the North Branch Shingle Shanty Brook. This map serves as a vital record of the interior forest and waterway connections before modern development could further alter these traditional Adirondack corridors.