1897 Map of North Creek
USGS Topo · Published 1905About this map
The Hudson River and Schroon River valleys anchor this late nineteenth-century study of Warren County, where the transition from river-based transport to rail is clearly visible. The Delaware and Hudson RR, noted as the Adirondack River line, terminates at North Creek, establishing the village as a vital hub for the region's logging and early tourism industries. This topography reveals a landscape dominated by peaks like Crane Mountain and Henderson Mountain, with settlements such as Chestertown, Johnsburg, and Pottersville clustered near the many ponds and lakes that define the terrain.
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Editions of this 1897 North Creek Map
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