2013 Map of Tomany Mountain

About this map

The W Br Sacandaga River defines the central corridor of this 2013 survey, winding through the heavily forested landscape of the Adirondack Park Preserve. The terrain is characterized by a high density of named peaks and small water bodies, indicating a region where historical names have been meticulously preserved. Distinctive summits like Tomany Mtn, Ely Mtn, and Sherman Mtn overlook a complex network of wetlands and ponds, including Clockmill Pond and Jockeybush Lake. Small historical nodes such as Clockmill Corners, Shaker Place, and Averys Place are connected by secondary routes like Powley Rd, reflecting the sparse, low-impact development typical of this protected area. The drainage pattern, featuring the Piseco Outlet and Sand Lake Outlet, illustrates the hydrological connectivity of this northern wilderness.