2011 Map of Rouses Point

About this map

Lake Champlain dominates this borderland geography, where the northern waters meet the international boundary at Rouses Point. The landscape is defined by the prominent Alburg Tongue and the island of Isle la Motte, connected by the Rouses Point Bridge and North Hero Bridge. Maritime infrastructure is central to the area's character, featuring the Isle La Motte Lighthouse, Lighthouse Point Mariana, and the Rouses Point Seaplane Base. Local history is preserved in numerous burial grounds across the Vermont and New York shores, including the Bush Cemetery and Reynolds McGregor Cemetery. The map details the transition from the concentrated settlement at Alburg Center to the more dispersed lakeside residences along N Shore Rd and Fiske Rd, while the eastern side shows the managed waters of Mud Creek Pond and the Mud Creek Dam.