2019 Map of Pawling

About this map

Appalachian National Scenic Trail winds through the high ground of the Harlem Valley in this modern survey, marking a corridor of protected landscape between New York and Connecticut. The village of Pawling serves as a primary local hub, where the Swamp River and the East Branch Croton River converge near the extensive wetlands of The Great Swamp. This area is characterized by a high concentration of ancestral sites, including the Quaker Hill Cem and the Akin Family Burial Ground, which reflect the long-standing settlement of the ridge. To the south, Patterson is situated near the Maple Avenue Cem and the Old Baptist Burying Ground. The map also details numerous upland water bodies such as Lake Mauweehoo and Timber Lake along the state border, showing the dense network of roads and reservoirs that define the contemporary character of Dutchess and Putnam Counties.