2010 Map of Sodus

About this map

Sodus and its surrounding hamlets are defined by a network of agricultural land and early cemeteries that tell the story of Wayne County settlement. The landscape is punctuated by numerous family and community burial grounds, including the Old Mill Street Cemetery and the Saint John's Episcopal Church Cemetery near the town center. To the south, smaller clusters like Joy and Zurich are connected by a grid of rural roads, while industrial remnants such as the Lime Kiln at Bushart Farms point to the area's geological utility. The drainage of Salmon Creek and its tributaries, including Fly Creek and First Creek, shapes the terrain around prominent rises like Governor Hill and Brantling Hill. Modern land use is visible in the presence of the Williamson-Sodus Airport and specialized agriculture at the Evergreen Christmas Tree Farm, reflecting the continued evolution of this productive corridor near the Lake Ontario shoreline.