2010 Map of Newburgh

About this map

Newburgh is the hub of this Hudson Valley landscape, where the historic waterfront meets modern infrastructure. The city's dense urban layout near the Hudson River is detailed alongside vital transport links like the Newburgh And Beacon Ferry and the expansive Stewart International Airport. Beyond the city center, the terrain rises toward Marlboro Mountain and Cronomer Hill, punctuated by established residential areas and family-named agricultural sites. Agricultural roots are visible at Gardnertown Farms and Lawrence Farms Orchards, while the region's spiritual and community history is anchored by Saint Mary of the Angels Camp and several prominent burial grounds, including Oldtown Cemetery and Saint Patrick's Cemetery. Water management and natural features like Chaddwick Lake and Orange Lake shape the outlying settlements of Cronomer Valley and Leptondale, illustrating a century of growth from riverport to a complex suburban and industrial corridor.