2010 Map of Westford

About this map

Cherry Valley dominates the topography of this part of Otsego County, where the meandering Cherry Valley Creek carves a path through the landscape toward Middlefield. This area of central New York is defined by its small, long-established hamlets and a dense network of country roads, many bearing family names such as Whiteman Rd and Dick Morton Rd. In the southern portion of the quadrangle, the village of Westford sits near the headwaters of Elk Creek, accompanied by the historic Westford Cemetery. The rural character of the region is evident in the scattered settlements like Five Points, Maple Valley, and Roseboom, which have served as local focal points for generations. The terrain is marked by significant elevations like Darling Hill and the tucked-away valley of Hubbel Hollow, illustrating the varied glacial geography common to the Susquehanna River watershed region.