2010 Map of Pulaski

About this map

The Salmon River flows westward through the village of Pulaski, eventually reaching the shores of Lake Ontario near Port Ontario. This coastal area is defined by its transition from the Great Lakes shoreline to agricultural and wooded uplands, featuring a significant stretch of the Selkirk Shores State Park and the historic Selkirk Lighthouse. The landscape is dotted with small agricultural and service hubs like Daysville, Bethel Corners, and Tinker Tavern Corner. Local family history is well-represented through several burial grounds, including the North Street Road Cemetery and South Richland Cemetery. Land use in this era shows a mix of recreational shoreline activity at Lighthouse Marina and Ramona Beach alongside established horticultural sites such as Hurlbut Orchards and Grays Gardens And Greenhouses.