2019 Map of Trumansburg

About this map

Trumansburg serves as a primary hub in this Finger Lakes landscape, where the terrain slopes steadily toward the deep waters of Cayuga Lake. The village and surrounding rural hamlets like Waterburg and Halseyville are defined by a network of creeks, including Taughannock Creek and Trumansburg Cr, that carve deep into the glacial till. To the west, the eastern edge of the Finger Lakes National Forest provides a sharp contrast to the established agricultural plots and shoreline residential developments at Interlaken Beach and Holton Beach. Genealogists will find significant value in the distribution of family and community burial grounds, such as Old Covert Cem near Covert and the Jones Cem located south of Searsburg, documenting generations of settlement in this fertile agricultural belt.