2010 Map of Sharon Springs

About this map

Sharon Springs sits as a prominent hub in this central New York landscape, where the terrain transitions through significant elevations like Maple Hill and Budd Hill. This 2010 survey illustrates a region defined by its small crossroads settlements and a network of named rural routes, including Old Tavern Rd and Latimer Hill Rd. The distribution of burial sites, such as Flanders Cemetery and Slate Hill Cemetery, alongside small rural airfields like Sharon Airport and Canajoharie Airport, reflects a community that maintains its historical footprints even while supporting local aviation. Waterways like Canajoharie Creek and Flat Creek drain the hills, shaping the placement of hamlets like Ames and Argusville. The area's character is fundamentally agricultural, with numerous small holdings linked by roads that often follow the natural contours of the hollows, most notably Browns Hollow in the eastern portion of the quadrangle.