2010 Map of Oswegatchie SE

About this map

The Middle Branch Oswegatchie River winds through this Adirondack landscape, defining a region characterized by its intricate network of glacial lakes and mountain peaks. Rising above the river valley are prominent features such as Streeter Mountain, Francis Hill, and Alder Bed Mountain, while the lowlands are dominated by substantial water bodies like Massawepie Pond and Streeter Lake. The drainage patterns are clearly visible through the numerous outlets and creeks, including the Streeter Lake Outlet and Sand Lake Outlet, which feed into the primary river system. This terrain is largely undeveloped, with names like Mullins Marsh Creek and Tamarack Creek suggesting the diverse wetland environments found between the ridges. The distribution of lakes such as Crystal Lake, Wolf Pond, and Cage Lake across various elevations provides a detailed record of the local hydrography at the start of the 21st century.