2016 Map of Oswegatchie SE

About this map

The Middle Branch Oswegatchie River meanders through this section of the Adirondack Park Preserve, defining a landscape dominated by complex waterways and high peaks. This 2016 survey documents a wilderness area where the boundary between St. Lawrence and Herkimer Counties cuts through dense terrain. Notable elevations such as Streeter Mtn, Alder Bed Mtn, and Maple Hill overlook a network of glacial water bodies, including Streeter Lake and the circular Massawepie Pond. The drainage patterns are clearly visible through features like the Little Otter Pond Outlet and Sand Lake Outlet, showing the hydraulic connection between the numerous ponds and marshes. This map is an essential reference for understanding the modern topographic state of these protected North Country lands, tracing named creeks like Mullins Marsh Cr and Pins Cr through the forest.