2013 Map of West Groton

About this map

West Dryden and North Lansing define a landscape of dispersed agricultural hamlets and family farmsteads in the early 21st century. The region is marked by a high density of small cemeteries, such as Stearns Cem and the Cobb Street Cem, which reflect the long-standing family lineages of Tompkins County. The mapping includes many distinctive crossroads and property names like Ludlow Corners and Terpening Corners, alongside specialized operations such as Sandyside Dairy and Moore's Christmas Tree Farm. Waterways like Owasco Inlet and Hemlock Cr drain the area, while the topography rises to points like Bean Hill and Lobdell Hill. This survey highlights the preservation of traditional rural boundaries even as contemporary residential developments like Bakers Acres of North Lansing begin to emerge near established hubs such as East Lansing.