1907 Map of Rouses Point

About this map

Fort Montgomery stands at the northern edge of this Lake Champlain survey, guarding the waters near the Dominion of Canada border. The landscape is defined by the intricate maritime and rail corridors of the late 19th century, where the Rutland and Central Vermont railroads cross the lake to connect Alburg and Rouses Point. On the New York shore, the Big Chazy River winds through Champlain and Chazy toward the bay, while the Delaware and Hudson line services inland settlements like Beekmantown.