2013 Map of Stillwater Mountain

About this map

Stillwater Mountain dominates the northeast corner of this Adirondack landscape, which is defined by an intricate network of waterways and glacial ponds. The expansive Stillwater Reservoir reaches into the upper margins, fed by Lizard Spring Brook. This 2013 survey illustrates a wilderness largely untouched by dense settlement, where topography is mapped through the flow of the Independence River and the positioning of named clearings like Balsam Flats. Transportation is limited to narrow corridors such as Big Moose Rd and McCarty Rd, which provide the only primary access points into this remote region. The map captures a transition between the elevated peaks and the low-lying wetlands of Polack Swamp Rd and Grass Pond, offering a detailed look at the drainage patterns of Moose Cr and Fourth Cr.