2013 Map of Number Four

About this map

Number Four serves as the focal point of this wooded landscape within the Adirondack Park Preserve, where the early 21st-century road network remains centered on the historical Number Four Rd corridor. The terrain is defined by a dense network of glacial lakes and wetlands, including Francis Lake, Stony Lake, and Woodwardia Pond. The Independence River and Beaver Meadow Brook wind through the region, descending toward significant natural features like Moshier Falls on the northeastern edge. High points such as Mount Tom and Buck Mountain overlook a landscape largely devoid of dense settlement, reflecting the area's role as a protected wilderness and recreation zone. Local routes like Stillwater Rd and Balsam Flats Rd provide the only access into these remote reaches of the Adirondacks.