2015 Map of Rouses Point OE N

About this map

Lake Champlain dominates this borderland landscape where the northernmost tip of New York meets Vermont and the Canadian frontier. The village of Rouses Point sits at the southwestern edge of the quadrangle, serving as a gateway for international transit along the shoreline. The international boundary is clearly delineated by Line Rd, while other local thoroughfares like Border Rd and Blair Rd highlight the rural infrastructure of Clinton County. This survey illustrates the proximity between the village center and the lake, reflecting a community traditionally shaped by its position as a major crossing point. The map's detail provides a contemporary record of the transport corridors and shoreline geography that define this tri-jurisdictional intersection where New York, Vermont, and Quebec converge.