2019 Map of Schoharie

About this map

Schoharie Creek dictates the movement of this New York landscape, carving a wide valley between the steep rises of Terrace Mtn and Barton Hill. The settlement of Schoharie serves as a focal point, anchored by the Schoharie County Courthouse and the site of the Old Stone Fort Cem. The map illustrates a high density of early burial grounds and civic landmarks concentrated near the water, while the uplands transition into the more isolated peaks of Cotton Hill and Rundy Cup Mtn. Transportation history is visible at Schoharie Junction, where rail and road paths intersect near the confluence of the creek and Cobleskill Creek. To the north and west, the smaller settlements of Central Bridge and Oak Hill sit alongside the winding path of Fly Cr, reflecting a traditional Mohawk Valley development pattern where towns cling to the fertile lowlands while ridges remain sparsely populated.