2016 Map of Pond Eddy

About this map

The Delaware River carves a deep valley through the borderlands of New York and Pennsylvania, anchoring a landscape where river hamlets meet high ridge terrain. This survey identifies a string of riverside settlements including Pond Eddy, Knights Eddy, and Rosas, each situated along the narrow corridor between the water and the rising slopes of Buckhorn Ridge and Pine Knot Ridge. To the north, the upland area around Glen Spey is characterized by numerous small lakes and brooks, such as Lochada Lake and Mill Brook, which eventually drain into the larger river system. The eastern portion of the map is dominated by the Rio Reservoir and the Mongaup River, providing evidence of the region's managed water resources. Genealogists can find localized historical data at the Van Tuyl Hillside Cem and the Mongaup Lower River Cem, while the extensive Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River corridor highlights the protected status of this riparian environment.