2019 Map of Saint James

About this map

St. James and the surrounding villages of the North Shore represent a landscape defined by glacial geography and long-standing Long Island communities. The Nissequogue River flows north toward Smithtown Bay, carving a path between San Remo and the residential enclaves of Nissequogue. Along the coastline, distinctive formations like Crane Neck Point and West Meadow Beach shelter tidal waters including Flax Pond and Porpoise Channel. The inland terrain is marked by a dense concentration of historical burial sites, such as the Saint James Episcopal Cem and Bethel Cem, which offer significant value for genealogical research. The presence of the Long Island railroad through Stony Brook and St. James illustrates the transport network that continues to shape these established Suffolk County settlements.