2013 Map of Pulaski

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The Salmon River carves through the landscape of Richland, flowing from the village of Pulaski westward toward its outlet at Lake Ontario. In this early 21st-century study, the shoreline area is defined by a cluster of waterfront communities including Selkirk, Rainbow Shores, and Ramona Beach, supported by landmarks like the Selkirk Lighthouse and Lighthouse Marina. The interior of the county reflects a long-standing agricultural and rural pattern, evident in the numerous family-named junctions such as Bethel Corners, Daysville Corner, and Tinker Tavern Corner. The presence of several graveyards, including the Brown's Landing Cem and S Richland Cem, provides essential points of reference for genealogists. To the south, Hurlbut Orchards and the Trust Nursery highlight the continued importance of the region's nursery and fruit-growing industries, while the drainage of Grindstone Cr and Deer Cr dictates the local topography between the settled corners and the lakefront.