2013 Map of North Osceola

About this map

The Salmon River and its numerous tributaries dominate this landscape in Lewis County, where the topography rises toward Wards Hill. The settlement pattern is defined by small, isolated clusters such as North Osceola and the southern edge of Osceola, connected by a network of rural routes like Prince Brook Rd and N Osceola Rd. A fascinating historical layer is evident in the northern reaches, where the labels New Campbellwood Wye and Old Campbellwood Wye indicate the remnants of former railroad wyes used for turning locomotives. This area is heavily defined by its complex drainage system, including the W Fork Salmon River, E Fork Salmon River, and the S Br Mad River. The abundance of named brooks like Mulligan Brook and Keese Brook suggests a terrain shaped by persistent water flow and dense forestation typical of the Tug Hill region.