2016 Map of Rushville

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Flint Creek and the lowlands of Potter Swamp define the eastern reach of this landscape, where the border of Ontario and Yates counties meets. The village of Rushville sits at the southwestern corner, anchored by the West River and the Rushville Cem, while Gorham serves as a northern hub along the creek. This modern survey illustrates a region largely defined by its glacial heritage, with prominent elevations like Lincoln Hill and Lazarus Hill rising above the surrounding agricultural fields. Numerous small burial grounds, such as Pickett's Corners Cem and Lewis Cem, are scattered throughout the township, suggesting the deep-rooted settlement patterns of the Finger Lakes region. To the northwest, the campus of Finger Lakes Community Coll and the Midlakes Airport mark modern developments on the outskirts of the older rural hamlets like Aloquin and Reed Corners.