2010 Map of Remington Corners

About this map

Kimball Mill and Bishas Mill sit as prominent landmarks along the intricate river systems of northern New York. This area is defined by the branching waters of the West Branch Oswegatchie River and the Middle Branch Oswegatchie River, which carve through a landscape of named elevations like John Browns Mountain and Brushy Ridge. The settlement pattern is characterized by numerous crossroads communities, including Remington Corners, Tylers Corners, and Tinney Corners, suggesting a history of decentralized rural development tied to timber or water power. Small water bodies and tributaries like Norman Pond and Blue Swamp Creek feed into the larger river basins, while the presence of Jerden Falls indicates the natural drops in elevation that historically invited small-scale industrial sites in the Adirondack foothills.