2010 Map of Wilmington

About this map

The West Branch Ausable River winds through this northern New York landscape, anchoring a valley of small settlements and mountain peaks within the Adirondack Park. In the years following the turn of the millennium, the village of Wilmington and the smaller community of Haselton serve as the primary hubs of habitation, connected by Hazelton Rd and State Hwy 86 Scn. The presence of East Kilns and Middle Kilns in the northern portion of the quadrangle points to the region's industrial past, while the Haselton Cemetery and Malbone Cemetery offer points of interest for genealogists tracing local families. Dominant landforms like the Wilmington Range and Stephenson Range hem in the waterways, including Little Black Brook and Pettigrew Brook, illustrating the complex drainage patterns that define this high-country terrain. Historic local routes such as Turnpike Rd and Silver Lake Rd provide access to the various mountains and valleys.