2019 Map of Stony Creek

About this map

The settlement of Stony Creek serves as a central point in this southern Adirondack landscape, where the Stony Cr and its many tributaries flow toward the Hudson River. The terrain is defined by a dense network of peaks including Moose Mtn, Baldhead Mtn, and Hadley Mtn, with the latter marking the high ground near the Warren and Saratoga county line. This 2019 survey documents a landscape of scattered ponds and named brooks that speak to the region’s hydrology and local history, such as Kenyontown Cr and the numerically named Number Nine Pond. Roads like Harrisburg Rd and Wolf Pond Rd wind through the valleys, connecting isolated landmarks like Cave Knoll and Bear Pond across the complex topography of Walnut Ridge and Deer Leap Mtn.