2011 Map of Point Peninsula

About this map

Lake Ontario defines the character of this maritime survey, where the isolated landmass of Stony Island stands as the primary feature amidst the open water. The island is marked by its distinctive shoreline, including the sheltered waters of Dutch John Bay, while the smaller Calf Island sits just to its southwest. Along the eastern edge of the map, the mainland begins to take shape at Point Peninsula, where human activity is evident through the presence of S Shore Rd and recreational or commercial hubs like Dels Boat Basin. The map also captures the tactical landscape of the shoreline near Stony Point, which features the Stony Point Rifle Range. This intersection of natural coastal geography and localized utility reveals a region defined by its relationship to the lake, from the peculiar naming of Toad Hole to the deep waters of Stony Basin.