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Another work week draws to a close with the holiday party today 🤶

One week until the start of the Christmas Weekend and two until New Years Eve Weekend. Both weeks will be abbreviated as I plan to take off next Friday and the following Monday and Tuesday after Christmas where I work are holidays. Lot of work projects on my desk as I pack up my office and get ready to do a trip out to Madison County next week. Today is Bill of Rights Day and also the 56th anniversary of the Silver Bridge Disaster down in Point Pleasant, WV.

Good morning! Happy Friday. Only two more left this year. Mostly clear at the freezing point 🌅 in Delmar, NY. There is a south-southeast breeze at 6 mph. 🍃. Going to be a nice day. Will be a bit cold for riding into work but I’ve done it in much colder weather for sure. Time goes by so quickly it seems.

The ride to work 🚲 was pleasant and if leave early from the party 🎉 I’ll be able to ride home after getting a beer 🍻 at City Beer Hall. I haven’t decided what’s for dinner tonight, last night fried up some left over riggis from last week’s Sunday dinner with corn, butternut squash, tofu, mushrooms and onions. Not too bad. Had some more of that rye bread I made up. Maybe I should stop frying things up, but it’s so good especially with some spices, and a little avocado oil isn’t the most unhealthy thing ever. You need some fats in your diet to absorb fat soluble vitamins, and omega-3 fats are the healthier option to do so.

Today will be sunny 🌞, with a high of 50 degrees at 1pm. 12 degrees above normal, which is similar to a typical day around November 15th. South wind 6 to 16 mph becoming northwest in the afternoon. A year ago, we had mostly sunny skies in the morning with some clearing in the afternoon. The high last year was 33 degrees. The record high of 61 was set in 2015. 8.2 inches of snow fell back in 1968.❄

The cookies 🍪 I baked for cookie share day were kind of disappointing in my book, rather bland and too tart. The whole wheat flour I used was grainy, the stevia wasn’t sweet enough and had an after taste not balancing out the cranberries well. 🍒 I need to experiment with other sweeteners like monk fruit, or maybe honey or pure maple syrup, or just plain old sugar. Not everything has to be perfectly healthy, though I don’t want to get in the habit of consuming large amounts of unhealthy sugar, though I guess it’s somewhat balanced by the whole-wheat red flour adding fiber. Truth is I’ve kind of gotten to really dislike the taste of stevia — I first got into it for sweetening lemonade in the summer as a healthy low-calorie alternative to beer while camping, but the after taste it leaves in my mouth is kind of yucky, and I don’t like how it tastes with baking those cookies.

Solar noon 🌞 is at 11:51 am with sun having an altitude of 24.1° from the due south horizon (-46.7° vs. 6/21). A six foot person will cast a 13.4 foot shadow today compared to 2.2 feet on the first day of summer. The golden hour 🏅 starts at 3:38 pm with the sun in the southwest (231°). 📸 The sunset is in the west-southwest (239°) with the sun dropping below the horizon at 4:23 pm after setting for 3 minutes and 24 seconds with dusk around 4:54 pm, which is 14 seconds later than yesterday. 🌇 At dusk you’ll see the Waxing Crescent 🌒 Moon in the south-southwest (213°) at an altitude of 15° from the horizon, 228,509 miles away. 🚀 The best time to look at the stars is after 5:31 pm. At sunset, look for clear skies 🌄 and temperatures around 47 degrees. There will be a northwest breeze at 13 mph. Today will have 9 hours and 7 minutes of daytime, a decrease of 30 seconds over yesterday.

Tonight will have increasing clouds ☁, with a low of 34 degrees at 5am. 11 degrees above normal, which is similar to a typical night around November 9th. Northwest wind around 7 mph becoming northeast after midnight. In 2022, we had cloudy skies in the evening, which became light rain by the early hours of the morning. It got down to 33 degrees. The record low of -11 occurred back in 1917.

It’s annoying having that broken burner on my stove, ♨️ so I need to get that part this weekend. I am pretty sure it’s a standard 6 inch burner, and I can get that at Lowes for $11 so I am not going to bother my landlord. I’ll replace the drip trays again, which after about 3 or 4 years have burned through again. I really enjoy cooking, 👩‍🍳 so I want to make sure my stove is in top shape, especially as I often find myself using all four burners, and that’s the largest burner on my stove.

On December 15, 1967, the Silver Bridge collapsed under the weight of rush-hour traffic, resulting in the deaths of 46 people. Two of the victims were never found. 🌉 The Silver Bridge was an eyebar-chain suspension bridge built in 1928 and named for the color of its aluminum paint. The bridge carried U.S. Route 35 over the Ohio River, connecting Point Pleasant, West Virginia, and Gallipolis, Ohio. Investigation of the wreckage pointed to the cause of the collapse being the failure of a single eyebar in a suspension chain, due to a small defect 0.1 inches (2.5 mm) deep. Analysis showed that the bridge was carrying much heavier loads than it had originally been designed for and had been poorly maintained. The collapsed bridge was replaced by the Silver Memorial Bridge, which was completed in 1969.

Also, today in 2000, was an the end of an era at the infamous Chernobyl Power Plant. Reactor No. 4 was the site of the Chernobyl disaster in 1986, and the power plant is now within a large restricted area known as the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone. ⚛ Both the zone and the former power plant are administered by the State Agency of Ukraine on Exclusion Zone Management. The three remaining reactors remained operational after the accident; all three were eventually shut down by 2000, and the plant remains in the process of decommissioning as of 2019. Nuclear clean-up is scheduled for completion in 2065.

Tomorrow will be partly sunny 🌞, with a high of 45 degrees at 12pm. Seven degrees above normal, which is similar to a typical day around November 27th. West wind 6 to 8 mph becoming north in the afternoon. A year ago, we had mostly sunny skies in the morning with some clearing in the afternoon. The high last year was 35 degrees. The record high of 61 was set in 2021. 9.5 inches of snow fell back in 1981.❄

Planning on riding to the French’s Mills 🚲 and maybe the Pine Bush tomorrow. Should be a good day for a nice ride. Also need to put the hub caps back on my truck. I am thinking either Saturday night to go shopping and get the replacement burner or maybe Sunday morning. Depends how tired I am from lots of biking.

Looking ahead to Sunday, rain likely, mainly after 1pm. ☔ Cloudy, with a high near 47. Southeast wind 7 to 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%. New precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch possible. Typical average high for the weekend is 38 degrees.

Sunday going to the Nutcracker 👪 with the family, that is after going grocery shopping early in the morning. Then probably bake some bread later on in the day. 🍞 And head to bed fairly early.

Looking ahead to longer days and ultimately summer, next Friday is Days are Getting Longer ☀️ when the sun will be setting at 4:27 pm with dusk at 4:57 pm. By then we’ve already gained almost five minutes in the evening. First full day of winter. But probably won’t feel that way. On that day in 2022, we had partly cloudy, rain showers and temperatures between 34 and 19 degrees. Typically, the high temperature is 36 degrees. We hit a record high of 60 back in 1990.

February 9, 2019 Night

Good evening! Clear and 20 degrees in Delmar. There is a west-northwest breeze at 8 mph. 🍃. Things will start to thaw out at Wednesday around 8 am. 🌡️ Cool night but reasonable for February. I probably would have gone for a walk tonight but my headphones were dead and I was working on debugging the code for the lights in my bedroom. Finally got most of the bugs worked out.

Tonight will be mostly clear 🌃, with a low of 14 degrees at 3am. Two degrees below normal, which is similiar to a typical night around January 27th. Maximum wind chill around 10 at 10pm; Northwest wind 5 to 8 mph. In 2018, we had light snow in the evening, which became light rain by the early hours of the morning. It got down to 30 degrees. The record low of -21 occurred back in 1948.

Tomorrow will be partly sunny 🌞, with a high of 30 degrees at 2pm. Three degrees below normal, which is similiar to a typical day around January 22nd. West wind 3 to 7 mph. A year ago, we had cloudy in the morning, which became light snow by afternoon. The high last year was 43 degrees. The record high of 53 was set in 1955. 4.0 inches of snow fell back in 1892.❄

Tomorrow night will have a chance of light snow, mainly between 8pm and 3am. Mostly cloudy 🌨, with a low of 16 degrees at 6am. One degree below normal, which is similiar to a typical night around February 8th. Maximum wind chill around 23 at 9pm; Light northwest wind. Chance of precipitation is 30%. New snow accumulation of less than a half inch possible. In 2018, we had light snow in the evening, which became light rain by the early hours of the morning. It got down to 29 degrees. The record low of -18 occurred back in 1962.

After work on Friday I went to Dove and Deer and was very unimpressed by the swanky bar. 🍺 Over priced in my book, none of the relatively affordable bar food, and it just felt weird wearing my Carharrt in there. Not my kind of place, I doubt I’ll go back. I had two Coors Light beer and I was hammered. I don’t drink much anymore so a beer or two can get me very drunk. I was sad they didn’t have Utica Club like City Beer Hall. I have a special thing for UC after working out in Utica one summer. Coors Light is horse piss but cheap.

I’ve come to the conclusion that I won the war on the ants. It’s been over a week since I saw the last one. For a while they were bad, I was whiping a ton off the counter everytime I went into the kitchen but now they disappeared as fast as they came. 🐜 Glad that’s been resolved.

Finally worked most of the bugs out of the code for the light controller I’m building. I kept running into issues processing the Bluetooth strings that are communicated across my bedroom and then getting all the timing right for the virtual sunset and sunrise. :idea:All that’s done now, it’s onto the additional features and writing the Bluetooth Android phone app which I don’t expect to be too difficult as I previously wrote one.

I decided with the wind and the cold to stay home today. 🏃I did walk down to the library and then for a walk around the Swift Preserve. I bought some milk. At home I worked on some maps and a whole bunch of other random projects. I’m kind of glad I stayed home, it allows me to save money and I don’t have to worry about driving places. It’s just easier to be home. 🏡 I’m looking forward to having the lights come on ever so gently come Monday morning.

In four weeks on March 9 the sun will be setting at 5:55 pm,🌄 which is 35 minutes and 11 seconds later then tonight. In 2018 on that day, we had snow showers, partly cloudy and temperatures between 37 and 27 degrees. Typically, you have temperatures between 41 and 23 degrees. The record high of 81 degrees was set back in 2016. I went out truck cap camping at Betty Brook the next day and it was pretty nice – ice free and quite warm. The next morning started daylight savings time. I remember having to keep an eye on my phone with concerns over the state budget.

I’ve been having a lot of trouble sleeping lately as I often do in late winter. 😵 I took a sleeping pill and am planning to sleep in late again tomorrow. I’m hoping with the lights set to dim at 10:10 pm each night I’ll get in the habit of getting to sleep a bit earlier going forward. 💤 Some of those dreams come morning are pretty wild and I hate waking up at five in the morning and not being able to get back to sleep. But I’m sure once the windows are open and I’m able to spend some nights in the wilderness sleeping will improve, it always does.

Looking ahead, there are 11 weeks until Arbor Day 🌳 when the sun will be setting at 7:51 pm with dusk at 8:21 pm (Daylight Savings Time). On that day in 2018, we had a rather cold day with rain showers and partly cloudy skies with temperatures between 50 and 36 degrees. Doesn’t sound that bad but it should be warming up by then. Typically, the high temperature is 63 degrees. We hit a record high of 91 back in 1962.

Looking ahead, Arbor Day 🌳 is in 11 weeks, 8 PM Sunset 🌇 is in 12 weeks, June 🍹 is in 16 weeks, Average High is 80 🏖 is in 19 weeks, Hottest Time of the Year 😅 is in 22 weeks and Average High Falls To 79 ️Degrees ⛱️️️ is in 28 weeks.

March 22, 2018 Night

Good evening! Partly clear🌌 and 32 degrees in Delmar, NY. There is a northwest breeze at 10 mph. 🍃. Not a half bad evening, having just got back from my evening walk. Even though I’m not under 35 anymore I went to the Young Democrats meeting at City Beer Hall because I like drinking Utica Club at City Beer Hall. I really got into drinking Utica Club out there in Utica but that’s hard to find in the Albany area. I’m a Democrat but sometimes I’m cynical about some of the things my party does to appeal to its base.

Tonight will be mostly cloudy ☁, with a low of 25 degrees at 5am. Three degrees below normal. Maximum wind chill around 24 at 10pm; Northwest wind 5 to 10 mph. In 2017, we had clear skies. It got down to 13 degrees. The record low of -4 occurred back in 1875.

Tonight will have a Waxing Crescent Moon 🌒 with 34% illuminated with the moon setting at 12:53 am. It was a pretty nice moon when I was out walking, I’d consider sitting out back if it was a bit warmer. The First Quarter Moon will be tomorrow with a chance of showers. The Blue Moon 🌝 is on Friday, March 30th. The sun will rise at 6:53 am with the first light at 6:25 am, which is one minute and 45 seconds earlier than yesterday. 🌄 Tonight will have 11 hours and 41 minutes of darkness, a decrease of 2 minutes and 56 seconds over last night.

Tomorrow will have some scattered snow showers, mainly after 4pm. Mostly cloudy ❄ , with a high of 41 degrees at 3pm. Six degrees below normal. Northwest wind 6 to 15 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%. New snow accumulation of less than a half inch possible. A year ago, we had mostly sunny skies. The high last year was 37 degrees. The record high of 80 was set in 1938. 2.7 inches of snow fell back in 2005.❄

I wish we could have more sun tomorrow but I’m fine with it at least getting nicer for the weekend. 😎 But I’m really looking forward to it finally warming up and getting nicer come April.

Cool but fairly sunny this weekend. 😨Saturday, partly sunny, with a high near 41. North wind 6 to 9 mph. Sunday, scattered snow showers, mainly before 8am. Partly sunny, with a high near 41. Chance of precipitation is 30%. Typical average high for the weekend is 48 degrees.

Saturday is my niece’s birthday party so I’ll probably visit my parents that day. 🎂Sunday I am thinking about going out with the Young Democrats to Utica to knock on doors for Anthony Brindisi.☑📃 I think he can win that Congressional seat and I worked on one of his races and long time ago and was quite impressed by him. I think it’s petitioning they are doing right now but I don’t know as congress is a different schedule than state races. It would be fun to volunteer on a political campaign, as except for David Bissember in Troy last year I’ve not volunteered for a political campaign in a long time. 📮When you work in politics professionally, it’s rare to get to actually volunteer going door to door. Plus it sounds like a fun day.

If the Democrats win back the house then it will be good for keeping the president accountable. 🏰Policy wise I’m not sure the Senate is really on the table based on the number of seats Democrats have to defend themselves but we’d never get sixty votes and the president still has the veto pen.✒ But I’m fine with that as both parties need an effective check on one and another. I have my views on guns but I also believe federal action is important on climate change and automobile emissions. The problem isn’t rednecks rolling coal or having bonfires its the millions who live in the cities and suburbs.

I was looking today at my pay stub trying to judge the impact of deferring more of my compensation, and found for the first three months of the year I averaged $900 a month in payroll taxes – social security, federal and state taxes. 💰Seems like a lot of money when you figure your rent is only $650 a month. 🏡 Maybe I need to start saving more money for retirement pre tax and less as post tax Roth IRA or general investment. I do like the idea of a Roth IRA being free of taxes when mature but maybe I’m paying too much in taxes especially if I’m looking at moving eventually to a non-state tax state🌄 for my off grid cabin eventually. The states that have lax gun and open burning laws to say nothing of low property taxes and no zoning are also low state income tax. The Trump tax cuts helped a lot with my taxes and increased take home pay but not having children or student loans, and being a renter I get killed by taxes. I do get paid fairly well with my seniority but most of the money goes towards retirement and savings for that day when I can afford to buy land and a off grid cabin. It’s a dream a ways off but every dollar invested in market paper and FDIC savings is one dollar closer. Markets will go up and down but once your in and you wait it will grow eventually.

Yesterday I got the Warm White LEDs in the mail I ordered from China. 💡They seem fine but I couldn’t test them as I didn’t have a USB breakout board soldered together ready for use. I’m thinking of using them for several projects including a decorative wall star for my niece’s bedroom. I just need free time, some more foam board and silver sparkly paint.🌠 And some time to solder it together. But I’m thinking I could make something special as a gift. Lately I’ve been so busy with work and everything else, and it’s been quite emotionally draining. Just a lot going on in the office.

In four weeks on April 19 the sun will be setting at 7:42 pm,🌄 which is 31 minutes and 57 seconds later then tonight. In 2017 on that day, we had rain, drizzle, cloudy skies and temperatures between 54 and 45 degrees. Typically, you have temperatures between 60 and 39 degrees. The record high of 92 degrees was set back in 1976.

Looking ahead, Average High is 80 🏖 is in 3 months and Thanksgiving 🦃 is in 8 months.

🇺🇸🦅Only 63 days remain until the start of Memorial Day Weekend!🦅🇺🇸

February 10, 2016 Evening

Good evening. Currently mostly cloudy and 32 degrees in Albany.

Tonight we have a Waxing Cresent Moon with 19% illuminated. Look west, it’s quite a pretty little sliver. It will set at 7:51 pm. Full moon on February 22nd.

Tonight we will have a chance of snow showers, mainly before 4am. Cloudy, with a low around 23. West wind 8 to 13 mph. Chance of precipitation is 40%. New snow accumulation of less than a half inch possible.

In four weeks on March 9 the sun will be setting at 5:55 pm, which is 35 minutes later then tonight. There are 4 months, 6 days until Fresh Veggies Day. when the sun will be setting at 8:35 pm. Fresh veggies at the farmers market are something I really enjoy, along with those late sunsets.

Went out to City Beer Hall for one beer for the Albany County Young Democrats’ monthly happy hour. It was nice and I would have stayed for another drink but I was out of cash. I never got around to the ATM and was trying to save some money at any rate, because despite getting paid today, finances look tight due to an unexpected payment I had to make.

I was annoyed to discover that National Grid stopped my auto-pay and I owe them two months back pay and three dollars in interest. It’s paid now but it should have never happened in the first place. Their website is awful clunky, and was slow. The first try, it defaulted to an old bank account then the site wouldn’t reload. I finally paid it off with the right account, and I’m waiting for the money to clear, so I can be in good standing to be reinstated for auto-pay for the next eight years. My finances are so stressed and this isn’t helping it much at all. It was so damn frustrating.

Eventually when I move out of the city, I’m going to forgo grid electricity in favor of a low electricity lifestyle from solar cells, batteries, and a gas generator. Concrete floors, a wood stove and propane instant hot water heater, as I don’t need or want all that fancy obnoxious technology all the obnoxious suburbanite kids have now. I’d rather have land and no neat neighbors then a fancy suburbanite home.

Probably heading down to the library in a bit once I get home and have some dinner. I have some updates I’m working on for the blog. Maybe I should start doing my taxes too. We will see. I like being lazy and staying home but there are limits on what I can do with my Smartphone or non-wifi laptop.

USGS Topographic Maps – Sullivan to Yates County

Counties: Albany to Delaware / Dutchess to Livingston / Madison to Otsego / Putnam to Suffolk / Sullivan to Yates

Browse Topographic Maps: Full State / Historical USGS Topographic Maps

Sullivan County

PDF (50-60 MB Download)	Historical USGS Topo Maps	State Lands (Links to DEC Website)	Towns (Percent of Town’s Area)
Current Callicoon GeoPDF Map	1965 Map No. 123143, 1965 Map No. 123144, 1965 Map No. 123145, 1992 Map No. 137140	Callicoon Creek North Branch Fishing Access, Crystal Lake Wild Forest, Delaware River Waterway Access	Callicoon (3%), Delaware (39%), Fremont (55%), Hancock (1%)
Current Claryville GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 137174, 1966 Map No. 137635, 1966 Map No. 137636	Sundown Wild Forest, Willowemoc Wild Forest, Slide Mountain Wilderness, Big Indian Wilderness	Denning (31%), Hardenburgh (1%), Neversink (25%)
Current Damascus GeoPDF Map	NA	NA	Cochecton (43%), Delaware (12%), Tusten (7%)
Current Eldred GeoPDF Map	1967 Map No. 138051, 1967 Map No. 138052	Sullivan FP Detached Parcel, Hickok Brook Multiple Use Area	Bethel (3%), Cochecton (2%), Highland (43%), Tusten (61%)
Current Ellenville GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 138073, 1942 Map No. 138074, 1969 Map No. 137354, 1969 Map No. 137355, 1969 Map No. 138078	Ulster FP Detached Parcel, Sandburg Creek Fishing Access, Shawangunk Ridge State Forest, Roosa Gap State Forest, Painter Hill Multiple Use Area, Oak Ridge Multiple Use Area, West Branch Beerkill Fishing Access	Fallsburg (0%), Mamakating (18%), Shawangunk (3%), Wawarsing (27%)
Current Grahamsville GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 129597, 1982 Map No. 129598	Sullivan FP Detached Parcel, Neversink River Fishing Access, Sundown Wild Forest	Fallsburg (22%), Neversink (33%), Wawarsing (7%)
Current Hartwood GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 129830, 1966 Map No. 129831	Neversink River Unique Area	Forestburgh (74%), Thompson (16%)
Current Highland Lake GeoPDF Map	1967 Map No. 129920, 1967 Map No. 137250	Sullivan FP Detached Parcel, Hickok Brook Multiple Use Area, Mongaup Valley WMA	Bethel (6%), Forestburgh (15%), Highland (39%), Lumberland (38%), Thompson (3%)
Current Horton GeoPDF Map	1965 Map No. 129786, 1965 Map No. 129787, 1982 Map No. 129785	Hancock FP Detached Parcel, Crystal Lake Wild Forest	Colchester (5%), Fremont (14%), Hancock (26%)
Current Jeffersonville GeoPDF Map	1965 Map No. 129990, 1965 Map No. 129991	Callicoon Creek North Branch Fishing Access	Bethel (4%), Callicoon (74%), Delaware (25%), Fremont (12%), Liberty (1%)
Current Lake Huntington GeoPDF Map	1967 Map No. 130046, 1967 Map No. 137308	Lake Huntington Waterway Access	Bethel (29%), Cochecton (55%), Delaware (23%), Tusten (2%)
Current Lewbeach GeoPDF Map	1965 Map No. 130250, 1965 Map No. 130251, 1965 Map No. 130253, 1965 Map No. 137316	Andes FP Detached Parcel, Murphy Hill State Forest, Delaware Wild Forest, Dry Brook Ridge Wild Forest, Little Pond Campground	Andes (34%), Colchester (9%), Hardenburgh (2%), Middletown (0%), Rockland (2%)
Current Liberty East GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 130264, 1966 Map No. 130265	NA	Fallsburg (22%), Liberty (30%), Neversink (16%)
Current Liberty West GeoPDF Map	1965 Map No. 130266, 1965 Map No. 137357, 1965 Map No. 137358	Little Beaverkill Fishing Access	Bethel (3%), Callicoon (8%), Liberty (61%), Rockland (0%)
Current Livingston Manor GeoPDF Map	1965 Map No. 130296, 1965 Map No. 130297, 1965 Map No. 137365	Little Beaverkill Fishing Access, Willowemoc Creek Fishing Access, Willowemoc Creek Waterway Access, Delaware Wild Forest, Willowemoc Wild Forest, Beaverkill Campground	Callicoon (3%), Colchester (2%), Liberty (3%), Rockland (51%)
Current Monticello GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 130634, 1966 Map No. 130635, 1966 Map No. 130636	NA	Bethel (1%), Fallsburg (13%), Liberty (3%), Thompson (49%)
Current Narrowsburg GeoPDF Map	1968 Map No. 130762, 1994 Map No. 137396, 1997 Map No. 137398, 1997 Map No. 137400	NA	Tusten (30%)
Current Peekamoose Mountain GeoPDF Map	1943 Map No. 128939, 1943 Map No. 128941	Sundown Wild Forest, Slide Mountain Wilderness, Big Indian Wilderness	Denning (47%), Neversink (2%), Rochester (1%), Shandaken (2%), Wawarsing (0%)
Current Pond Eddy GeoPDF Map	1965 Map No. 129064, 1965 Map No. 129065, 1965 Map No. 129066, 1965 Map No. 129067, 1965 Map No. 136816, 1992 Map No. 136817, 1997 Map No. 136818	Hickok Brook Multiple Use Area, Mongaup Valley WMA	Deerpark (2%), Forestburgh (0%), Highland (1%), Lumberland (56%)
Current Port Jervis North GeoPDF Map	NA	Cherry Island WMA, Huckleberry Ridge State Forest, Mongaup Valley WMA	Deerpark (70%), Forestburgh (3%), Greenville (3%), Port Jervis city (68%)
Current Rondout Reservoir GeoPDF Map	1969 Map No. 129207, 1969 Map No. 463445	Vernooy Kill State Forest, Sundown Wild Forest	Denning (1%), Neversink (5%), Rochester (7%), Wawarsing (33%)
Current Roscoe GeoPDF Map	1965 Map No. 129208, 1965 Map No. 129209, 1965 Map No. 136874	Delaware County Scenic Resource, Colchester FP Detached Parcel, Delaware FP Detached Parcel, Beaverkill Fishing Access, Willowemoc Creek Fishing Access, Delaware Wild Forest, Willowemoc Wild Forest	Callicoon (12%), Colchester (17%), Fremont (19%), Hancock (0%), Rockland (17%)
Current Shohola GeoPDF Map	NA	Hickok Brook Multiple Use Area	Highland (18%), Lumberland (5%)
Current White Lake GeoPDF Map	1967 Map No. 140257, 1967 Map No. 140258	NA	Bethel (54%), Liberty (1%), Thompson (8%)
Current Willowemoc GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 137033, 1966 Map No. 140307, 1966 Map No. 140308, 1997 Map No. 137034	Willowemoc Wild Forest, Big Indian Wilderness, Mongaup Pond Campground	Denning (5%), Hardenburgh (6%), Liberty (2%), Neversink (18%), Rockland (30%)
Current Woodridge GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 140376, 1966 Map No. 140377	Neversink River Fishing Access	Fallsburg (43%), Mamakating (5%), Thompson (11%), Wawarsing (5%)
Current Wurtsboro GeoPDF Map	1943 Map No. 140385, 1943 Map No. 140386, 1969 Map No. 137046, 1969 Map No. 137047, 1969 Map No. 140387	Wurtsboro Ridge State Forest, Roosa Gap State Forest, Bashakill WMA	Crawford (10%), Mamakating (36%), Mount Hope (3%), Shawangunk (1%), Wallkill (25%)
Current Yankee Lake GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 137050, 1966 Map No. 140391, 1966 Map No. 140392	Sullivan FP Detached Parcel, Neversink River Unique Area, Wolf Brook Multiple Use Area, Bashakill WMA	Deerpark (0%), Forestburgh (7%), Mamakating (41%), Mount Hope (1%), Thompson (13%)

Tioga County

PDF (50-60 MB Download)	Historical USGS Topo Maps	State Lands (Links to DEC Website)	Towns (Percent of Town’s Area)
Current Apalachin GeoPDF Map	1956 Map No. 136670, 1956 Map No. 136671, 1969 Map No. 136672, 1969 Map No. 136673	NA	Owego (53%)
Current Barton GeoPDF Map	1953 Map No. 123188, 1969 Map No. 123189, 1969 Map No. 137091	Susquehanna River Waterway Access	Barton (41%), Nichols (32%), Tioga (35%)
Current Candor GeoPDF Map	1956 Map No. 122778, 1969 Map No. 122779	NA	Candor (44%), Newark Valley (0%), Owego (2%), Tioga (18%)
Current Dryden GeoPDF Map	1949 Map No. 137901, 1951 Map No. 137902, 1951 Map No. 137903, 1969 Map No. 137339, 1969 Map No. 137904, 1969 Map No. 137905	Dryden Lake Multiple Use Area, Robinson Hollow State Forest, Yellow Barn State Forest, Hammond Hill State Forest, West Branch Owego Creek	Caroline (23%), Dryden (38%), Harford (6%), Richford (13%), Virgil (1%)
Current Endicott GeoPDF Map	1956 Map No. 138228, 1956 Map No. 138229, 1969 Map No. 137326, 1969 Map No. 138234, 1969 Map No. 138235	Tracy Creek State Forest	Owego (7%), Union (37%), Vestal (67%)
Current Harford GeoPDF Map	1949 Map No. 129714, 1951 Map No. 129715, 1976 Map No. 129716, 1976 Map No. 129717	Beaver Dam State Forest, Griggs Gulf State Forest, Michigan Hill State Forest, Robinson Hollow State Forest, Turkey Hill State Forest, James Kennedy State Forest	Harford (94%), Lapeer (34%), Lisle (0%), Richford (39%), Virgil (18%)
Current Lisle GeoPDF Map	1949 Map No. 130273, 1949 Map No. 130275, 1951 Map No. 130274	Ketchumville State Forest, Nanticoke Lake Multiple Use Area	Berkshire (13%), Lisle (56%), Maine (5%), Nanticoke (73%), Newark Valley (7%), Richford (4%)
Current Maine GeoPDF Map	1956 Map No. 130418, 1956 Map No. 130419, 1969 Map No. 130420, 1969 Map No. 130421, 1969 Map No. 137425	Ketchumville State Forest, Nanticoke Creek Fishing Access	Maine (69%), Nanticoke (2%), Newark Valley (18%), Owego (2%), Union (33%)
Current Newark Valley GeoPDF Map	1956 Map No. 130818, 1969 Map No. 130819, 1969 Map No. 130820, 1969 Map No. 137407	Ketchumville State Forest, Oakley Corners State Forest	Candor (3%), Newark Valley (53%), Owego (24%)
Current Owego GeoPDF Map	1956 Map No. 135949, 1969 Map No. 135950, 1969 Map No. 135951, 1969 Map No. 135952	NA	Nichols (68%), Owego (11%), Tioga (36%)
Current Richford GeoPDF Map	1950 Map No. 136064, 1950 Map No. 136065, 1950 Map No. 136066, 1950 Map No. 136856	East Branch Owego Creek Parking, Beaver Dam State Forest, Andersen Hill State Forest, Ketchumville State Forest, Turkey Hill State Forest, Potato Hill State Forest, Jenksville State Forest	Berkshire (87%), Candor (1%), Caroline (2%), Newark Valley (22%), Richford (43%)
Current Speedsville GeoPDF Map	1949 Map No. 139827, 1951 Map No. 139828, 1969 Map No. 136930, 1969 Map No. 139829	Fairfield State Forest, Potato Hill State Forest, Shindagin Hollow State Forest	Berkshire (0%), Candor (26%), Caroline (54%), Richford (1%)
Current Spencer GeoPDF Map	1956 Map No. 139830, 1969 Map No. 139831, 1969 Map No. 139832, 1969 Map No. 139833	NA	Barton (10%), Candor (15%), Spencer (56%), Tioga (12%)
Current Van Etten GeoPDF Map	1954 Map No. 139471, 1969 Map No. 139472, 1969 Map No. 139473	NA	Baldwin (5%), Barton (11%), Cayuta (0%), Erin (9%), Spencer (25%), Van Etten (75%)
Current Waverly GeoPDF Map	1954 Map No. 140068, 1954 Map No. 140069, 1969 Map No. 136995, 1969 Map No. 140070, 1969 Map No. 140071	Maple Hill State Forest	Baldwin (13%), Barton (38%), Chemung (58%)
Current West Danby GeoPDF Map	1950 Map No. 140144, 1950 Map No. 140145, 1969 Map No. 140146, 1969 Map No. 140147	Danby State Forest	Cayuta (3%), Danby (23%), Newfield (48%), Spencer (8%), Van Etten (23%)
Current Willseyville GeoPDF Map	1949 Map No. 140329, 1949 Map No. 140330, 1951 Map No. 140331, 1969 Map No. 137038, 1969 Map No. 137039, 1969 Map No. 140332, 1969 Map No. 140333	Danby State Forest	Candor (10%), Caroline (13%), Danby (61%), Spencer (11%)

Tompkins County

PDF (50-60 MB Download)	Historical USGS Topo Maps	State Lands (Links to DEC Website)	Towns (Percent of Town’s Area)
Current Alpine GeoPDF Map	1950 Map No. 136593, 1950 Map No. 136594, 1969 Map No. 136595, 1969 Map No. 136596, 1969 Map No. 137064	Newfield State Forest, Cliffside State Forest, Connecticut Hill WMA	Catharine (45%), Cayuta (82%), Newfield (36%), Veteran (7%)
Current Dryden GeoPDF Map	1949 Map No. 137901, 1951 Map No. 137902, 1951 Map No. 137903, 1969 Map No. 137339, 1969 Map No. 137904, 1969 Map No. 137905	Dryden Lake Multiple Use Area, Robinson Hollow State Forest, Yellow Barn State Forest, Hammond Hill State Forest, West Branch Owego Creek	Caroline (23%), Dryden (38%), Harford (6%), Richford (13%), Virgil (1%)
Current Groton GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 129649, 1942 Map No. 129650, 1970 Map No. 129654, 1970 Map No. 137236	NA	Cortlandville (7%), Dryden (21%), Groton (58%), Locke (1%), Summerhill (4%), Virgil (4%)
Current Ithaca East GeoPDF Map	1949 Map No. 130071, 1949 Map No. 130072, 1951 Map No. 130073, 1969 Map No. 130074, 1969 Map No. 130075, 1969 Map No. 137276	Reynolds Game Farm	Caroline (8%), Danby (11%), Dryden (28%), Ithaca city (38%), Ithaca (42%), Lansing (5%)
Current Ithaca West GeoPDF Map	1949 Map No. 130077, 1949 Map No. 130078, 1949 Map No. 130079, 1949 Map No. 130080, 1949 Map No. 130081, 1969 Map No. 130082, 1969 Map No. 137277, 1978 Map No. 130083	NA	Danby (5%), Enfield (46%), Ithaca city (62%), Ithaca (58%), Lansing (3%), Newfield (10%), Ulysses (18%)
Current Ludlowville GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 130370, 1942 Map No. 130371, 1942 Map No. 130372, 1971 Map No. 130374, 1971 Map No. 137423	Myers Point Boat Launch	Covert (4%), Genoa (1%), Lansing (57%), Ulysses (36%)
Current Mecklenburg GeoPDF Map	1950 Map No. 130516, 1950 Map No. 130517, 1950 Map No. 130518, 1969 Map No. 130519, 1969 Map No. 130520, 1969 Map No. 137441	Cayuta Lake Boat Launch, Connecticut Hill WMA	Catharine (10%), Enfield (54%), Hector (21%), Newfield (6%), Ulysses (14%)
Current Richford GeoPDF Map	1950 Map No. 136064, 1950 Map No. 136065, 1950 Map No. 136066, 1950 Map No. 136856	East Branch Owego Creek Parking, Beaver Dam State Forest, Andersen Hill State Forest, Ketchumville State Forest, Turkey Hill State Forest, Potato Hill State Forest, Jenksville State Forest	Berkshire (87%), Candor (1%), Caroline (2%), Newark Valley (22%), Richford (43%)
Current Speedsville GeoPDF Map	1949 Map No. 139827, 1951 Map No. 139828, 1969 Map No. 136930, 1969 Map No. 139829	Fairfield State Forest, Potato Hill State Forest, Shindagin Hollow State Forest	Berkshire (0%), Candor (26%), Caroline (54%), Richford (1%)
Current Trumansburg GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 139388, 1970 Map No. 136969, 1970 Map No. 139391	NA	Covert (79%), Genoa (0%), Hector (8%), Lansing (6%), Ulysses (32%)
Current West Danby GeoPDF Map	1950 Map No. 140144, 1950 Map No. 140145, 1969 Map No. 140146, 1969 Map No. 140147	Danby State Forest	Cayuta (3%), Danby (23%), Newfield (48%), Spencer (8%), Van Etten (23%)
Current West Groton GeoPDF Map	1943 Map No. 140160, 1943 Map No. 140161, 1970 Map No. 140162, 1970 Map No. 140163	NA	Dryden (14%), Groton (42%), Lansing (28%), Locke (6%)
Current Willseyville GeoPDF Map	1949 Map No. 140329, 1949 Map No. 140330, 1951 Map No. 140331, 1969 Map No. 137038, 1969 Map No. 137039, 1969 Map No. 140332, 1969 Map No. 140333	Danby State Forest	Candor (10%), Caroline (13%), Danby (61%), Spencer (11%)

Ulster County

PDF (50-60 MB Download)	Historical USGS Topo Maps	State Lands (Links to DEC Website)	Towns (Percent of Town’s Area)
Current Arena GeoPDF Map	1945 Map No. 136684, 1945 Map No. 136685, 1945 Map No. 136686, 1945 Map No. 136690, 1946 Map No. 136687, 1946 Map No. 136689	Delaware Wild Forest, Willowemoc Wild Forest, Big Indian Wilderness, Balsam Lake Mountain Wild Forest, Dry Brook Ridge Wild Forest, Little Pond Campground	Andes (9%), Hardenburgh (33%), Middletown (19%), Rockland (0%)
Current Ashokan GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 136708, 1942 Map No. 136711, 1964 Map No. 136712, 1964 Map No. 136713, 1964 Map No. 137080	Ulster FP Detached Parcel, Bluestone Wild Forest, Phoenicia – Mt. Tobias Wild Forest	Hurley (32%), Marbletown (38%), Olive (36%)
Current Bearsville GeoPDF Map	1945 Map No. 123225, 1945 Map No. 123226, 1945 Map No. 137092, 1946 Map No. 123228, 1997 Map No. 137094	Overlook Mountain Wild Forest, Phoenicia – Mt. Tobias Wild Forest, Indian Head Wilderness, Mink Hollow Primitive Bicycle Corridor, Kenneth L. Wilson Campground	Hunter (10%), Hurley (8%), Olive (2%), Woodstock (62%)
Current Cementon GeoPDF Map	1963 Map No. 122882, 1963 Map No. 122883, 1963 Map No. 122884, 1963 Map No. 137143	Seward’s Island, Catskill FP Detatched Parcel, Great Vly WMA	Athens (0%), Cairo (0%), Catskill (68%), Germantown (29%), Saugerties (12%)
Current Claryville GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 137174, 1966 Map No. 137635, 1966 Map No. 137636	Sundown Wild Forest, Willowemoc Wild Forest, Slide Mountain Wilderness, Big Indian Wilderness	Denning (31%), Hardenburgh (1%), Neversink (25%)
Current Clintondale GeoPDF Map	1957 Map No. 137765, 1957 Map No. 137766, 1957 Map No. 137767	New Paltz Office, Ulster FP Detached Parcel, Hemlock Ridge Multiple Use Area	Gardiner (8%), Lloyd (33%), Marlborough (20%), New Paltz (32%), Plattekill (71%), Shawangunk (0%)
Current Ellenville GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 138073, 1942 Map No. 138074, 1969 Map No. 137354, 1969 Map No. 137355, 1969 Map No. 138078	Ulster FP Detached Parcel, Sandburg Creek Fishing Access, Shawangunk Ridge State Forest, Roosa Gap State Forest, Painter Hill Multiple Use Area, Oak Ridge Multiple Use Area, West Branch Beerkill Fishing Access	Fallsburg (0%), Mamakating (18%), Shawangunk (3%), Wawarsing (27%)
Current Fleischmanns GeoPDF Map	1945 Map No. 138238, 1945 Map No. 138239, 1945 Map No. 138241, 1945 Map No. 138242, 1946 Map No. 138240	Belleayre Mountain Ski Center, Greene County FP Detached Parcel, Big Indian Wilderness, Dry Brook Ridge Wild Forest	Halcott (19%), Hardenburgh (0%), Middletown (36%), Roxbury (15%), Shandaken (2%)
Current Gardiner GeoPDF Map	1957 Map No. 138111, 1957 Map No. 138112, 1957 Map No. 138113	NA	Gardiner (80%), New Paltz (6%), Plattekill (4%), Rochester (6%), Shawangunk (21%)
Current Grahamsville GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 129597, 1982 Map No. 129598	Sullivan FP Detached Parcel, Neversink River Fishing Access, Sundown Wild Forest	Fallsburg (22%), Neversink (33%), Wawarsing (7%)
Current Hyde Park GeoPDF Map	1963 Map No. 130048, 1963 Map No. 130049, 1980 Map No. 130050, 1980 Map No. 130051	Black Creek Waterway Access, Chodikee Lake Wetlands, Crum Elbow Creek Waterway Access, Black Creek State Forest, Crum Elbow Creek Fishing Access	Clinton (2%), Esopus (44%), Hyde Park (79%), Lloyd (14%), Rhinebeck (0%)
Current Kaaterskill Clove GeoPDF Map	1946 Map No. 130114, 1997 Map No. 130115	Colgate Lake Wild Forest, Kaaterskill Wild Forest, Indian Head Wilderness, Overlook Turnpike Primitive Bicycle Corridor, Dutcher Notch Primitive Bicycle Corridor, Windham-Blackhead Range Wilderness, North/South Lake Campground	Cairo (7%), Catskill (16%), Hunter (32%), Jewett (9%), Saugerties (11%)
Current Kerhonkson GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 130021, 1969 Map No. 130024, 1969 Map No. 137293	Ulster FP Detached Parcel, Vernooy Kill State Forest, Sundown Wild Forest	Marbletown (0%), Olive (1%), Rochester (45%), Wawarsing (11%)
Current Kingston East GeoPDF Map	1963 Map No. 130035, 1963 Map No. 130036, 1963 Map No. 130037, 1963 Map No. 137296, 1963 Map No. 137298	NA	Clinton (0%), Esopus (16%), Hyde Park (1%), Kingston city (52%), Red Hook (15%), Rhinebeck (71%), Ulster (35%)
Current Kingston West GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 130038, 1964 Map No. 130131, 1964 Map No. 130132, 1964 Map No. 137299, 1964 Map No. 463444, 1980 Map No. 130133, 1997 Map No. 137300	Esopus Creek Waterway Access, Whiteport WMA, Bluestone Wild Forest, Rondout Creek Waterway Access	Esopus (6%), Hurley (53%), Kingston city (48%), Kingston (89%), Marbletown (10%), Rosendale (19%), Ulster (43%), Woodstock (2%)
Current Lewbeach GeoPDF Map	1965 Map No. 130250, 1965 Map No. 130251, 1965 Map No. 130253, 1965 Map No. 137316	Andes FP Detached Parcel, Murphy Hill State Forest, Delaware Wild Forest, Dry Brook Ridge Wild Forest, Little Pond Campground	Andes (34%), Colchester (9%), Hardenburgh (2%), Middletown (0%), Rockland (2%)
Current Lexington GeoPDF Map	1946 Map No. 130258, 1960 Map No. 130260, 1960 Map No. 130261, 1960 Map No. 130262	Rusk Mountain Wild Forest, Shandaken Wild Forest, Phoenicia – Mt. Tobias Wild Forest, Diamond Notch Primitive Bicycle Corridor, Hunter-West Kill Wilderness	Hunter (2%), Jewett (24%), Lexington (50%), Shandaken (1%)
Current Mohonk Lake GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 130597, 1964 Map No. 130599, 1964 Map No. 137455, 1964 Map No. 137456	NA	Gardiner (0%), Marbletown (47%), New Paltz (9%), Olive (0%), Rochester (30%), Rosendale (0%)
Current Napanoch GeoPDF Map	1956 Map No. 130743, 1956 Map No. 130744, 1956 Map No. 130745, 1956 Map No. 130746	Sams Point Ellensville Radio Facility, Ulster FP Detached Parcel, Witch’s Hole State Forest	Crawford (1%), Gardiner (12%), Rochester (5%), Shawangunk (39%), Wawarsing (18%)
Current Newburgh GeoPDF Map	1957 Map No. 130832, 1957 Map No. 130833, 1957 Map No. 130834, 1957 Map No. 130835	Ulster FP Detached Parcel	Marlborough (18%), Montgomery (0%), New Windsor (1%), Newburgh city (60%), Newburgh (83%), Plattekill (24%)
Current Peekamoose Mountain GeoPDF Map	1943 Map No. 128939, 1943 Map No. 128941	Sundown Wild Forest, Slide Mountain Wilderness, Big Indian Wilderness	Denning (47%), Neversink (2%), Rochester (1%), Shandaken (2%), Wawarsing (0%)
Current Phoenicia GeoPDF Map	1946 Map No. 128986, 1960 Map No. 128990, 1960 Map No. 128991, 1960 Map No. 128992, 1960 Map No. 128993, 1960 Map No. 136793, 1997 Map No. 136794	Simpson Ski Slope, Unclassified, Esopus Creek Fishing Access, Woodland Valley Stream Parking, Shandaken Wild Forest, Phoenicia – Mt. Tobias Wild Forest, Hunter-West Kill Wilderness, Slide Mountain Wilderness, Woodland Valley Campground	Hunter (2%), Lexington (2%), Olive (5%), Shandaken (36%), Woodstock (8%)
Current Pine Bush GeoPDF Map	1956 Map No. 128999, 1956 Map No. 129000, 1956 Map No. 136802	NA	Crawford (88%), Mamakating (0%), Montgomery (15%), Shawangunk (12%), Wallkill (9%)
Current Poughkeepsie GeoPDF Map	1957 Map No. 129158, 1957 Map No. 129159, 1957 Map No. 136830, 1995 Map No. 136831	NA	Hyde Park (8%), LaGrange (0%), Lloyd (43%), Marlborough (39%), Poughkeepsie city (100%), Poughkeepsie (70%), Wappinger (2%)
Current Rondout Reservoir GeoPDF Map	1969 Map No. 129207, 1969 Map No. 463445	Vernooy Kill State Forest, Sundown Wild Forest	Denning (1%), Neversink (5%), Rochester (7%), Wawarsing (33%)
Current Rosendale GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 129218, 1942 Map No. 129219, 1964 Map No. 129224, 1964 Map No. 129225, 1964 Map No. 129226	Ulster FP Detached Parcel, Black Creek State Forest	Esopus (34%), Lloyd (11%), Marbletown (5%), New Paltz (53%), Rosendale (81%)
Current Saugerties GeoPDF Map	1963 Map No. 129404, 1963 Map No. 136889, 1963 Map No. 136890, 1963 Map No. 136891, 1963 Map No. 136892, 1997 Map No. 136893	Turkey Point State Forest, Tivoli Bays WMA	Clermont (33%), Germantown (15%), Red Hook (39%), Saugerties (41%), Ulster (12%)
Current Seager GeoPDF Map	1945 Map No. 136121, 1945 Map No. 136122, 1945 Map No. 136124, 1945 Map No. 136125, 1945 Map No. 136126, 1946 Map No. 136123	Belleayre Mountain Ski Center, Big Indian Wilderness, Balsam Lake Mountain Wild Forest, Dry Brook Ridge Wild Forest	Denning (5%), Hardenburgh (53%), Middletown (5%), Shandaken (1%)
Current Shandaken GeoPDF Map	1946 Map No. 136142, 1946 Map No. 136145, 1960 Map No. 136146, 1960 Map No. 136147, 1960 Map No. 136908, 1960 Map No. 136909, 1997 Map No. 136910	Belleayre Mountain Ski Center, Belleayre Mountain Day Use Area, Unclassified, Shandaken Wild Forest, Slide Mountain Wilderness, Big Indian Wilderness	Denning (4%), Hardenburgh (5%), Shandaken (39%)
Current Walden GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 139517, 1957 Map No. 139519, 1957 Map No. 139520	Stewart State Forest	Crawford (1%), Montgomery (75%), New Windsor (6%), Newburgh (3%), Plattekill (1%), Shawangunk (24%)
Current Wappingers Falls GeoPDF Map	1956 Map No. 140039, 1956 Map No. 140040, 1956 Map No. 140041	Stonykill Environmental Education Center, Baxtertown Woods WMA	Beacon city (64%), Fishkill (56%), Marlborough (24%), Newburgh city (3%), Newburgh (12%), Poughkeepsie (17%), Wappinger (60%)
Current West Kill GeoPDF Map	1945 Map No. 140167, 1960 Map No. 137008, 1960 Map No. 140169, 1960 Map No. 140170	Belleayre Mountain Ski Center, Belleayre Mountain Day Use Area, Greene County FP Detached Parcel, Halcott Mountain Wild Forest, Bearpen Mountain State Forest, Rusk Mountain Wild Forest, Shandaken Wild Forest, Hunter-West Kill Wilderness, Vinegar Hill WMA	Halcott (69%), Lexington (28%), Middletown (4%), Shandaken (11%)
Current West Shokan GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 140217, 1942 Map No. 140218, 1969 Map No. 140219, 1969 Map No. 140220, 1969 Map No. 140221, 1997 Map No. 137015	Sundown Wild Forest, Phoenicia – Mt. Tobias Wild Forest, Slide Mountain Wilderness	Denning (5%), Olive (55%), Rochester (8%), Shandaken (6%)
Current Willowemoc GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 137033, 1966 Map No. 140307, 1966 Map No. 140308, 1997 Map No. 137034	Willowemoc Wild Forest, Big Indian Wilderness, Mongaup Pond Campground	Denning (5%), Hardenburgh (6%), Liberty (2%), Neversink (18%), Rockland (30%)
Current Woodridge GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 140376, 1966 Map No. 140377	Neversink River Fishing Access	Fallsburg (43%), Mamakating (5%), Thompson (11%), Wawarsing (5%)
Current Woodstock GeoPDF Map	1945 Map No. 140378, 1945 Map No. 140379, 1945 Map No. 140380, 1945 Map No. 140381	High Woods Multiple Use Area, Kaaterskill Wild Forest, Overlook Mountain Wild Forest, Bluestone Wild Forest, Indian Head Wilderness, Overlook Turnpike Primitive Bicycle Corridor	Hunter (6%), Hurley (7%), Kingston (11%), Saugerties (36%), Ulster (11%), Woodstock (28%)
Current Wurtsboro GeoPDF Map	1943 Map No. 140385, 1943 Map No. 140386, 1969 Map No. 137046, 1969 Map No. 137047, 1969 Map No. 140387	Wurtsboro Ridge State Forest, Roosa Gap State Forest, Bashakill WMA	Crawford (10%), Mamakating (36%), Mount Hope (3%), Shawangunk (1%), Wallkill (25%)

Warren County

PDF (50-60 MB Download)	Historical USGS Topo Maps	State Lands (Links to DEC Website)	Towns (Percent of Town’s Area)
Current Bakers Mills GeoPDF Map	NA	Wilcox Lake Wild Forest, Siamese Ponds Wilderness	Johnsburg (20%), Thurman (14%)
Current Bolton Landing GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 123346, 1966 Map No. 123347	Lake George Wild Forest, Lake George Islands Campground	Bolton (56%), Fort Ann (0%), Horicon (0%), Lake George (1%), Warrensburg (7%)
Current Brant Lake GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 122984	First Brother Primitive Area, Pharaoh Lake Wilderness, Lake George Wild Forest	Bolton (10%), Chester (0%), Hague (3%), Horicon (60%), Warrensburg (0%)
Current Bullhead Mountain GeoPDF Map	NA	Jessup River Wild Forest, Siamese Ponds Wilderness	Indian Lake (6%), Johnsburg (15%), Wells (4%)
Current Chestertown GeoPDF Map	1968 Map No. 122965, 1968 Map No. 122966	Vanderwhacker Mountain Wild Forest, Lake George Wild Forest, Eagle Point Campground, Horicon Boat Launch	Chester (45%), Horicon (21%), Warrensburg (0%)
Current Corinth GeoPDF Map	1935 Map No. 137818, 1968 Map No. 137819	Hudson River Waterway Access, Saratoga FP Detached Parcel, Warren FP Detached Parcel, Daniels Road State Forest, Lincoln Mountain State Forest	Corinth (37%), Greenfield (32%), Lake Luzerne (5%), Moreau (2%), Wilton (22%)
Current Glens Falls GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 129551	NA	Glens Falls city (94%), Lake George (0%), Lake Luzerne (2%), Moreau (29%), Queensbury (54%)
Current Gore Mountain GeoPDF Map	NA	Vanderwhacker Mountain Wild Forest, Chatiemac Lake Primitive Area, Siamese Ponds Wilderness, North Creek Parking Fishing Access, Gore Mountain Ski Center	Chester (3%), Indian Lake (1%), Johnsburg (24%), Minerva (0%)
Current Graphite GeoPDF Map	1973 Map No. 129606, 1973 Map No. 129607	Bald Ledge Primitive Area, Gooseneck Pond Primitive Area, Pharaoh Lake Wilderness, Hammond Pond Wild Forest, Lake George Wild Forest, Putnam Pond Campground	Hague (23%), Schroon (1%), Ticonderoga (39%)
Current Griffin GeoPDF Map	NA	Jessup River Wild Forest, Wilcox Lake Wild Forest, Forks Mountain Primitive Area, Siamese Ponds Wilderness	Stony Creek (14%), Thurman (8%), Wells (19%)
Current Harrisburg GeoPDF Map	NA	Wilcox Lake Wild Forest	Day (4%), Hadley (0%), Stony Creek (44%), Thurman (17%)
Current Hudson Falls GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 129932, 1966 Map No. 129933, 1966 Map No. 129934	Hudson River Boat Launch, Washington County Grasslands	Argyle (9%), Fort Edward (35%), Glens Falls city (6%), Kingsbury (69%), Moreau (14%), Queensbury (8%)
Current Johnsburg GeoPDF Map	1968 Map No. 130094, 1968 Map No. 137286, 1968 Map No. 137287	Unclassified, Mill Creek Parking Area, Wilcox Lake Wild Forest, Lake George Wild Forest	Chester (1%), Johnsburg (16%), Thurman (22%)
Current Lake George GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 130043, 1966 Map No. 130044, 1966 Map No. 130045	Lake George Wild Forest, Lake George Beach Day Use Area, Lake George Battlefield Day Use Area, Prospect Mountain Parkway, Lake George Battlefield Campground, Hearthstone Point Campground, Lake George Islands Campground	Bolton (7%), Fort Ann (0%), Lake George (83%), Queensbury (31%)
Current Lake Luzerne GeoPDF Map	1968 Map No. 130177, 1968 Map No. 137309, 1968 Map No. 137310	Ralph Road State Forest, Wilcox Lake Wild Forest, Hudson River Special Management Area, Lake George Wild Forest, Upper Hudson River Boat Launch, Luzerne Campground	Corinth (7%), Hadley (22%), Lake George (0%), Lake Luzerne (73%), Queensbury (3%)
Current Minerva GeoPDF Map	NA	Vanderwhacker Mountain Wild Forest, Hoffman Notch Wilderness	Chester (3%), Minerva (25%), Schroon (7%)
Current North Creek GeoPDF Map	1968 Map No. 128752, 1968 Map No. 128753	Mill Creek Fishing Access, Wilcox Lake Wild Forest, Vanderwhacker Mountain Wild Forest, Lake George Wild Forest, North Creek Parking Fishing Access, Gore Mountain Ski Center	Chester (29%), Johnsburg (14%)
Current Pharaoh Mountain GeoPDF Map	1973 Map No. 128968	Pharaoh Lake Wilderness, Hammond Pond Wild Forest, Lake George Wild Forest	Hague (2%), Horicon (16%), Schroon (29%), Ticonderoga (1%)
Current Putnam GeoPDF Map	1950 Map No. 135995, 1950 Map No. 135996, 1950 Map No. 135997, 1950 Map No. 136841, 1950 Map No. 136842	Lake George Wild Forest, Maple Bend Island WMA, Lake George Islands Campground	Dresden (35%), Hague (9%), Putnam (48%)
Current Putnam Mountain GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 135994, 1966 Map No. 136840	Lake George Wild Forest	Fort Ann (42%), Kingsbury (14%), Queensbury (4%)
Current Schroon Lake GeoPDF Map	NA	Pharaoh Lake Wilderness, Hammond Pond Wild Forest, Vanderwhacker Mountain Wild Forest, Scaroon Manor Campground, Lake George Wild Forest, Hoffman Notch Wilderness, Eagle Point Campground	Chester (6%), Horicon (4%), Minerva (1%), Schroon (31%)
Current Shelving Rock GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 136153, 1966 Map No. 136154, 1966 Map No. 136913	Lake George Wild Forest, Lake George Islands Campground	Bolton (16%), Dresden (26%), Fort Ann (24%)
Current Silver Bay GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 136169, 1966 Map No. 136170	Pharaoh Lake Wilderness, Lake George Wild Forest, Lake George Islands Campground	Bolton (12%), Dresden (3%), Hague (53%)
Current South Pond Mountain GeoPDF Map	NA	Wilcox Lake Wild Forest, Siamese Ponds Wilderness	Johnsburg (11%), Thurman (5%), Wells (15%)
Current Stony Creek GeoPDF Map	1968 Map No. 139902	Wilcox Lake Wild Forest, Hudson River Special Management Area, Lake George Wild Forest	Day (0%), Hadley (18%), Lake Luzerne (0%), Stony Creek (41%), Thurman (13%), Warrensburg (1%)
Current The Glen GeoPDF Map	1968 Map No. 139980	Wilcox Lake Wild Forest, Lake George Wild Forest	Bolton (0%), Chester (13%), Johnsburg (0%), Lake George (0%), Thurman (14%), Warrensburg (45%)
Current Ticonderoga GeoPDF Map	1950 Map No. 136965, 1950 Map No. 140023, 1950 Map No. 140024, 1950 Map No. 140025, 1950 Map No. 140026, 1950 Map No. 140027, 1950 Map No. 140028, 1950 Map No. 140029, 1950 Map No. 140030	Pharaoh Lake Wilderness, Lake George Wild Forest, Mossy Point State Boat Launch, Lake George Islands Campground, Rogers Rock Campground	Hague (9%), Putnam (52%), Ticonderoga (33%)
Current Warrensburg GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 140042, 1966 Map No. 140043	Unclassified, Wilcox Lake Wild Forest, Hudson River Special Management Area, Lake George Wild Forest, Prospect Mountain Parkway	Hadley (0%), Lake George (15%), Lake Luzerne (19%), Stony Creek (1%), Thurman (8%), Warrensburg (47%)

Washington County

PDF (50-60 MB Download)	Historical USGS Topo Maps	State Lands (Links to DEC Website)	Towns (Percent of Town’s Area)
Current Cambridge GeoPDF Map	1944 Map No. 123153, 1944 Map No. 123154, 1944 Map No. 123155	Washington FP Detached Parcel	Cambridge (49%), Easton (14%), Greenwich (18%), Jackson (48%), White Creek (3%)
Current Cossayuna GeoPDF Map	1944 Map No. 137722, 1944 Map No. 137848, 1944 Map No. 137849	Carters Pond WMA, Cossayuna Lake Waterway Access	Argyle (42%), Greenwich (46%), Hebron (4%), Jackson (8%), Salem (8%)
Current Eagle Bridge GeoPDF Map	1944 Map No. 137939, 1944 Map No. 137940, 1944 Map No. 137987	Hoosick River Waterway Access	Cambridge (46%), Easton (1%), Hoosick (25%), Pittstown (24%), Schaghticoke (2%), White Creek (10%)
Current Fort Ann GeoPDF Map	1944 Map No. 137209, 1944 Map No. 138275, 1944 Map No. 138276	Dolph Pond State Forest	Fort Ann (29%), Hartford (32%), Kingsbury (3%), Whitehall (12%)
Current Fort Miller GeoPDF Map	1935 Map No. 139555	Washington County Grasslands	Argyle (16%), Fort Edward (65%), Greenwich (23%), Moreau (10%), Northumberland (38%)
Current Granville GeoPDF Map	1944 Map No. 129599, 1944 Map No. 129600	Mettawee River Fishing Access	Fort Ann (1%), Granville (82%), Hampton (9%), Hartford (3%), Whitehall (7%)
Current Hartford GeoPDF Map	1944 Map No. 129814, 1944 Map No. 129815, 1944 Map No. 129816	NA	Argyle (32%), Hartford (56%), Hebron (10%), Kingsbury (15%)
Current Hoosick Falls GeoPDF Map	1943 Map No. 129760, 1943 Map No. 129761, 1943 Map No. 129762, 1943 Map No. 129763, 1995 Map No. 137261	Chestnut Woods State Forest, Mount Tom State Forest	Hoosick (38%), White Creek (42%)
Current Hudson Falls GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 129932, 1966 Map No. 129933, 1966 Map No. 129934	Hudson River Boat Launch, Washington County Grasslands	Argyle (9%), Fort Edward (35%), Glens Falls city (6%), Kingsbury (69%), Moreau (14%), Queensbury (8%)
Current Mechanicville GeoPDF Map	1954 Map No. 130513, 1954 Map No. 130514, 1954 Map No. 130515, 1954 Map No. 137440	NA	Easton (1%), Halfmoon (27%), Malta (1%), Mechanicville city (100%), Schaghticoke (22%), Stillwater (75%)
Current Putnam GeoPDF Map	1950 Map No. 135995, 1950 Map No. 135996, 1950 Map No. 135997, 1950 Map No. 136841, 1950 Map No. 136842	Lake George Wild Forest, Maple Bend Island WMA, Lake George Islands Campground	Dresden (35%), Hague (9%), Putnam (48%)
Current Putnam Mountain GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 135994, 1966 Map No. 136840	Lake George Wild Forest	Fort Ann (42%), Kingsbury (14%), Queensbury (4%)
Current Salem GeoPDF Map	1944 Map No. 129326, 1944 Map No. 129327, 1995 Map No. 136880	Washington FP Detached Parcel, Battenkill River Fishing Access	Hebron (18%), Jackson (4%), Salem (73%)
Current Schaghticoke GeoPDF Map	1954 Map No. 129418, 1954 Map No. 129419, 1954 Map No. 136897, 1954 Map No. 136898	NA	Cambridge (5%), Easton (35%), Pittstown (15%), Schaghticoke (38%), Stillwater (3%)
Current Schuylerville GeoPDF Map	1935 Map No. 136111, 1967 Map No. 136112	Victory Mills	Easton (50%), Greenwich (12%), Northumberland (6%), Saratoga (34%), Stillwater (3%)
Current Shelving Rock GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 136153, 1966 Map No. 136154, 1966 Map No. 136913	Lake George Wild Forest, Lake George Islands Campground	Bolton (16%), Dresden (26%), Fort Ann (24%)
Current Shushan GeoPDF Map	1944 Map No. 136162, 1944 Map No. 136163, 1944 Map No. 136164, 1995 Map No. 136919	Chestnut Woods State Forest, Eldridge Swamp State Forest, Batten Kill State Forest, Goose Egg State Forest, Mount Tom State Forest, Battenkill River Fishing Access	Jackson (40%), Salem (19%), White Creek (45%)
Current Silver Bay GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 136169, 1966 Map No. 136170	Pharaoh Lake Wilderness, Lake George Wild Forest, Lake George Islands Campground	Bolton (12%), Dresden (3%), Hague (53%)
Current Thorn Hill GeoPDF Map	1946 Map No. 136960, 1946 Map No. 140017, 1948 Map No. 140016	East Bay WMA	Hampton (91%), Whitehall (43%)
Current Ticonderoga GeoPDF Map	1950 Map No. 136965, 1950 Map No. 140023, 1950 Map No. 140024, 1950 Map No. 140025, 1950 Map No. 140026, 1950 Map No. 140027, 1950 Map No. 140028, 1950 Map No. 140029, 1950 Map No. 140030	Pharaoh Lake Wilderness, Lake George Wild Forest, Mossy Point State Boat Launch, Lake George Islands Campground, Rogers Rock Campground	Hague (9%), Putnam (52%), Ticonderoga (33%)
Current West Pawlet GeoPDF Map	1944 Map No. 140190, 1944 Map No. 140191, 1995 Map No. 137011	NA	Granville (18%), Hartford (10%), Hebron (67%)
Current Whitehall GeoPDF Map	1950 Map No. 137027, 1950 Map No. 140282, 1950 Map No. 140283, 1950 Map No. 140284	Dolph Pond State Forest, The Saddles State Forest, Lake George Wild Forest, South Bay State Boat Launch, East Bay WMA	Dresden (36%), Fort Ann (4%), Whitehall (37%)

Wayne County

PDF (50-60 MB Download)	Historical USGS Topo Maps	State Lands (Links to DEC Website)	Towns (Percent of Town’s Area)
Current Fair Haven GeoPDF Map	1943 Map No. 138121, 1954 Map No. 138123, 1954 Map No. 138124, 1954 Map No. 138125	Lake Shore Marshes WMA	Sterling (76%), Victory (1%), Wolcott (25%)
Current Furnaceville GeoPDF Map	1952 Map No. 138088, 1952 Map No. 138089, 1952 Map No. 138090, 1952 Map No. 138091	NA	Ontario (38%), Williamson (1%)
Current Lyons GeoPDF Map	1953 Map No. 130403, 1953 Map No. 130404, 1953 Map No. 130405	Galen WMA	Galen (56%), Junius (18%), Lyons (38%), Phelps (3%), Rose (1%)
Current Macedon GeoPDF Map	1951 Map No. 130414, 1951 Map No. 130415, 1951 Map No. 130416, 1951 Map No. 130417	NA	Farmington (37%), Macedon (98%), Marion (0%), Penfield (0%), Perinton (3%), Victor (1%), Walworth (2%)
Current Montezuma GeoPDF Map	1954 Map No. 130619, 1954 Map No. 130620, 1954 Map No. 130621	Northern Montezuma WMA	Conquest (41%), Mentz (61%), Montezuma (60%), Savannah (39%), Throop (7%), Tyre (8%)
Current Newark GeoPDF Map	1952 Map No. 130822, 1952 Map No. 130823, 1952 Map No. 130824, 1952 Map No. 130825	NA	Arcadia (67%), Lyons (37%), Phelps (9%)
Current North Wolcott GeoPDF Map	1953 Map No. 128785, 1953 Map No. 128786, 1953 Map No. 137468	Lake Shore Marshes WMA	Huron (18%), Wolcott (44%)
Current Ontario GeoPDF Map	1952 Map No. 128924, 1952 Map No. 128925, 1952 Map No. 128926	NA	Marion (2%), Ontario (62%), Penfield (0%), Walworth (98%), Williamson (1%)
Current Palmyra GeoPDF Map	1952 Map No. 135960, 1952 Map No. 135961	NA	Arcadia (8%), Farmington (1%), Macedon (2%), Manchester (42%), Marion (0%), Palmyra (98%), Phelps (1%)
Current Pultneyville GeoPDF Map	1952 Map No. 129204, 1952 Map No. 129205, 1952 Map No. 129206	NA	Sodus (1%), Williamson (40%)
Current Rose GeoPDF Map	1953 Map No. 129212, 1953 Map No. 129213, 1953 Map No. 129214, 1953 Map No. 129215	Lake Shore Marshes WMA	Galen (0%), Huron (39%), Lyons (13%), Rose (64%), Sodus (16%)
Current Salmon Creek GeoPDF Map	1952 Map No. 129335	NA	Sodus (18%)
Current Savannah GeoPDF Map	1953 Map No. 129406, 1953 Map No. 129407, 1953 Map No. 129408, 1953 Map No. 136895	Northern Montezuma WMA	Galen (43%), Junius (4%), Savannah (55%), Tyre (24%)
Current Sodus GeoPDF Map	1952 Map No. 136189, 1952 Map No. 136190	NA	Arcadia (22%), Lyons (13%), Sodus (55%)
Current Sodus Point GeoPDF Map	1953 Map No. 136186, 1953 Map No. 136187, 1953 Map No. 136188, 1953 Map No. 136924	Lake Shore Marshes WMA	Huron (24%), Sodus (4%)
Current Victory GeoPDF Map	1954 Map No. 139502	Northern Montezuma WMA	Butler (35%), Conquest (30%), Savannah (3%), Sterling (0%), Victory (75%), Wolcott (10%)
Current Williamson GeoPDF Map	1952 Map No. 140299, 1952 Map No. 140300, 1952 Map No. 140301	NA	Arcadia (3%), Marion (98%), Palmyra (2%), Sodus (5%), Williamson (59%)
Current Wolcott GeoPDF Map	1953 Map No. 140359, 1953 Map No. 140360, 1953 Map No. 140361	Lake Shore Marshes WMA, Northern Montezuma WMA	Butler (65%), Galen (1%), Huron (19%), Rose (35%), Savannah (3%), Wolcott (21%)

Westchester County

PDF (50-60 MB Download)	Historical USGS Topo Maps	State Lands (Links to DEC Website)	Towns (Percent of Town’s Area)
Current Croton Falls GeoPDF Map	1944 Map No. 137748, 1960 Map No. 137197, 1960 Map No. 137749, 1960 Map No. 137750, 1960 Map No. 137751	NA	Bedford (20%), Carmel (20%), Lewisboro (22%), North Salem (32%), Somers (74%), Southeast (6%)
Current Glenville GeoPDF Map	NA	NA	Harrison (69%), Mount Pleasant (1%), North Castle (26%), Rye (69%), White Plains city (28%)
Current Haverstraw GeoPDF Map	1938 Map No. 139675, 1955 Map No. 129836, 1955 Map No. 129837, 1967 Map No. 129835, 1979 Map No. 129834	Minisceongo Creek Err, Montrose Point State Forest	Clarkstown (45%), Cortlandt (36%), Haverstraw (31%), Mount Pleasant (0%), Ossining (20%), Stony Point (15%)
Current Mamaroneck GeoPDF Map	1947 Map No. 130436, 1955 Map No. 130438, 1955 Map No. 130439, 1967 Map No. 130440, 1967 Map No. 137428	NA	Glen Cove city (27%), Harrison (30%), Mamaroneck (52%), Rye city (100%), Rye (31%), Scarsdale (3%), White Plains city (9%)
Current Mohegan Lake GeoPDF Map	1956 Map No. 130593, 1956 Map No. 130594, 1956 Map No. 130595, 1956 Map No. 130596, 1956 Map No. 137454	Salt Hill State Forest	Carmel (13%), Cortlandt (12%), Putnam Valley (25%), Somers (23%), Yorktown (67%)
Current Mount Kisco GeoPDF Map	1955 Map No. 130695, 1955 Map No. 130696, 1955 Map No. 130697, 1955 Map No. 130698, 1955 Map No. 137387, 1982 Map No. 463434, 1998 Map No. 137389	NA	Bedford (67%), Mount Kisco (100%), Mount Pleasant (1%), New Castle (31%), North Castle (63%), Somers (1%)
Current Mount Vernon GeoPDF Map	1956 Map No. 130718, 1956 Map No. 130719, 1966 Map No. 130720, 1966 Map No. 130721, 1966 Map No. 130722, 1966 Map No. 130723, 1995 Map No. 137393	Titus Mill Pond State Tidal Wetland	Bronx borough (13%), Eastchester (100%), Greenburgh (11%), Mamaroneck (48%), Mount Vernon city (100%), New Rochelle city (100%), Pelham (100%), Scarsdale (74%), White Plains city (2%), Yonkers city (60%)
Current Nyack GeoPDF Map	1937 Map No. 128835, 1940 Map No. 128836, 1957 Map No. 128843, 1957 Map No. 128844, 1967 Map No. 128833, 1967 Map No. 128845, 1967 Map No. 128846	Piermont Marsh State Tidal Wetland	Clarkstown (31%), Greenburgh (13%), Mount Pleasant (10%), Orangetown (87%)
Current Ossining GeoPDF Map	1936 Map No. 135912, 1955 Map No. 135913, 1955 Map No. 135914, 1967 Map No. 135915, 1967 Map No. 135916, 1967 Map No. 135917, 1967 Map No. 137495	Salt Hill State Forest, Croton Gorge Unique Area	Cortlandt (12%), Mount Kisco (0%), Mount Pleasant (26%), New Castle (69%), Ossining (78%), Somers (2%), Yorktown (33%)
Current Peach Lake GeoPDF Map	1945 Map No. 135984, 1958 Map No. 135985, 1958 Map No. 135986, 1958 Map No. 135987, 1958 Map No. 135988, 1958 Map No. 135989, 1958 Map No. 136775, 1958 Map No. 136776, 1998 Map No. 136777	NA	Bedford (1%), Lewisboro (56%), North Salem (68%), Pound Ridge (7%), Southeast (10%)
Current Peekskill GeoPDF Map	1947 Map No. 128944, 1957 Map No. 128946, 1957 Map No. 128948, 1957 Map No. 128949, 1957 Map No. 136783, 1957 Map No. 136784, 1957 Map No. 136785	NA	Cortlandt (40%), Highlands (20%), Peekskill city (100%), Philipstown (24%), Putnam Valley (6%), Stony Point (28%)
Current Pound Ridge GeoPDF Map	1947 Map No. 129165, 1951 Map No. 129166, 1960 Map No. 129171, 1960 Map No. 129172, 1960 Map No. 129173, 1960 Map No. 129174	NA	Bedford (12%), Lewisboro (22%), North Castle (4%), Pound Ridge (93%)
Current White Plains GeoPDF Map	1932 Map No. 144024, 1947 Map No. 140271, 1957 Map No. 140270, 1957 Map No. 140272, 1967 Map No. 140273, 1967 Map No. 140274, 1967 Map No. 140275	NA	Greenburgh (72%), Harrison (1%), Mount Pleasant (62%), North Castle (7%), Ossining (2%), Scarsdale (23%), White Plains city (61%)
Current Yonkers GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 140393, 1966 Map No. 140394, 1998 Map No. 137051	NA	Bronx borough (14%), Greenburgh (5%), Manhattan borough (1%), Orangetown (0%), Yonkers city (40%)

Wyoming County

PDF (50-60 MB Download)	Historical USGS Topo Maps	State Lands (Links to DEC Website)	Towns (Percent of Town’s Area)
Current Arcade GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 136682, 1966 Map No. 136683	NA	Arcade (57%), Freedom (12%), Holland (7%), Java (12%), Sardinia (19%), Yorkshire (14%)
Current Attica GeoPDF Map	1949 Map No. 136721, 1949 Map No. 136725, 1951 Map No. 136724	NA	Alexander (3%), Attica (49%), Bennington (38%), Darien (3%), Orangeville (18%), Sheldon (15%)
Current Bliss GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 123318, 1966 Map No. 123319	Lost Nation State Forest	Arcade (43%), Centerville (13%), Eagle (50%), Freedom (12%), Java (9%), Wethersfield (10%)
Current Castile GeoPDF Map	1943 Map No. 122836, 1972 Map No. 122839, 1972 Map No. 137158	Silver Lake Outlet WMA	Castile (60%), Gainesville (35%), Perry (26%), Warsaw (27%)
Current Cowlesville GeoPDF Map	1949 Map No. 137726, 1951 Map No. 137727	NA	Alden (3%), Bennington (62%), Darien (5%), Marilla (14%), Sheldon (20%), Wales (11%)
Current Dale GeoPDF Map	1949 Map No. 137942, 1949 Map No. 137944, 1949 Map No. 137945, 1951 Map No. 137943	Carlton Hill Mua	Alexander (3%), Attica (51%), Bethany (3%), Middlebury (56%), Orangeville (19%), Warsaw (21%)
Current Johnsonburg GeoPDF Map	1966 Map No. 130096	Tonawanda Creek Fishing Access Parking	Java (34%), Orangeville (31%), Sheldon (27%), Wethersfield (40%)
Current Leicester GeoPDF Map	1951 Map No. 130247, 1951 Map No. 130248, 1951 Map No. 130249	Groveland Secondary Trailway	Covington (37%), Leicester (50%), Pavilion (5%), Perry (22%), York (37%)
Current Mount Morris GeoPDF Map	1943 Map No. 130712, 1943 Map No. 130713, 1972 Map No. 130716, 1972 Map No. 130717	NA	Castile (28%), Leicester (29%), Mount Morris (57%), Perry (16%)
Current Pike GeoPDF Map	1943 Map No. 128996, 1972 Map No. 128998, 1972 Map No. 136801	Wiscoy Creek Fishing Access, Lost Nation State Forest, Cold Creek State Forest	Centerville (13%), Eagle (50%), Gainesville (10%), Hume (13%), Pike (64%), Wethersfield (9%)
Current Portageville GeoPDF Map	1943 Map No. 129125, 1972 Map No. 129128, 1972 Map No. 129129, 1972 Map No. 129131	East Koy Creek Fishing Access, Wiscoy Creek Fishing Access, Genesee Valley WMA	Castile (11%), Gainesville (8%), Genesee Falls (100%), Granger (10%), Hume (15%), Mount Morris (0%), Pike (36%), Portage (46%)
Current Strykersville GeoPDF Map	1957 Map No. 139925, 1957 Map No. 139926	NA	Holland (25%), Java (45%), Sheldon (37%), Wales (20%)
Current Warsaw GeoPDF Map	1943 Map No. 140044, 1972 Map No. 136990, 1972 Map No. 140045	NA	Gainesville (46%), Orangeville (32%), Warsaw (35%), Wethersfield (41%)
Current Wyoming GeoPDF Map	1951 Map No. 137048, 1951 Map No. 137049, 1951 Map No. 140389, 1951 Map No. 140390	NA	Bethany (2%), Covington (63%), Middlebury (44%), Pavilion (8%), Perry (37%), Warsaw (16%)

Yates County

PDF (50-60 MB Download)	Historical USGS Topo Maps	State Lands (Links to DEC Website)	Towns (Percent of Town’s Area)
Current Canandaigua Lake GeoPDF Map	1951 Map No. 122751, 1951 Map No. 122752, 1951 Map No. 122753, 1951 Map No. 122754	Bare Hill Unique Area, Skenoh Island WMA, Canandaigua Lake Access	Bristol (5%), Canandaigua city (11%), Canandaigua (58%), East Bloomfield (1%), Gorham (21%), Middlesex (8%), South Bristol (4%)
Current Dresden GeoPDF Map	1943 Map No. 137338, 1943 Map No. 137895, 1943 Map No. 137897	NA	Benton (9%), Lodi (1%), Milo (5%), Ovid (10%), Romulus (28%), Torrey (90%), Varick (0%)
Current Dundee GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 137916, 1942 Map No. 137917, 1942 Map No. 137918	Seneca Lake Boat Launch	Barrington (5%), Hector (3%), Lodi (14%), Milo (37%), Starkey (68%), Torrey (2%)
Current Geneva South GeoPDF Map	1953 Map No. 129495, 1953 Map No. 129496, 1953 Map No. 129497, 1953 Map No. 129498, 1953 Map No. 129499	NA	Benton (6%), Fayette (34%), Geneva city (56%), Geneva city (100%), Geneva (36%), Romulus (0%), Varick (39%), Waterloo (1%)
Current Keuka Park GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 130027, 1942 Map No. 137294, 1942 Map No. 137295	NA	Barrington (77%), Jerusalem (18%), Milo (32%), Wayne (1%)
Current Middlesex GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 130556, 1942 Map No. 130558, 1942 Map No. 130559	Bare Hill Unique Area, Italy Hill State Forest, High Tor WMA – Clark Gully, High Tor WMA – Parrish Gully, High Tor WMA, Woodville Boat Launch	Italy (45%), Middlesex (80%), Naples (3%), Potter (1%), South Bristol (19%)
Current Penn Yan GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 128952, 1942 Map No. 128953, 1942 Map No. 136786	NA	Benton (72%), Jerusalem (13%), Milo (26%), Potter (2%), Torrey (8%)
Current Potter GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 129147, 1942 Map No. 136829	Italy Hill State Forest	Italy (2%), Jerusalem (28%), Middlesex (10%), Potter (86%)
Current Prattsburg GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 129177, 1942 Map No. 129178	Italy Hill State Forest, High Tor WMA – Parrish Gully, High Tor WMA	Italy (50%), Naples (4%), Prattsburgh (65%)
Current Pulteney GeoPDF Map	1942 Map No. 129195, 1942 Map No. 129196	Italy Hill State Forest	Italy (3%), Jerusalem (40%), Prattsburgh (4%), Pulteney (70%)
Current Reading Center GeoPDF Map	1950 Map No. 136032, 1950 Map No. 136033, 1950 Map No. 136034, 1950 Map No. 136035	Sugar Hill State Forest	Barrington (1%), Dix (6%), Hector (7%), Orange (2%), Reading (100%), Starkey (32%), Tyrone (11%)
Current Rushville GeoPDF Map	1952 Map No. 129258, 1952 Map No. 129259, 1952 Map No. 129260	NA	Canandaigua (1%), Gorham (78%), Hopewell (22%), Middlesex (2%), Potter (12%), Seneca (1%)
Current Stanley GeoPDF Map	1952 Map No. 139873, 1952 Map No. 139874	NA	Benton (13%), Geneva city (13%), Geneva (40%), Gorham (1%), Potter (0%), Seneca (79%)
Current Wayne GeoPDF Map	1953 Map No. 140089, 1953 Map No. 140090	Sugar Hill State Forest, Waneta Lamoka WMA	Barrington (16%), Bradford (4%), Jerusalem (0%), Orange (10%), Tyrone (89%), Wayne (33%)

What a week it’s been … 🔥📜 👨🏻‍🚒

Over the past week I’ve literally spent 17 plus hours sorting through wet, smokey and increasingly moldy papers trying to save whatever Albany history I can before it’s forever gone. While maybe John Wolcott will never be as famous as Erastus Corning or Nelson Rockeller, the truth is activists like him preserved some of the city’s most important history and lands, raised important questions made a difference again the Democratic machine, often at great personal cost.

While he did pretty well when “Republican” Theresa Cook (ala that time Rezsin Adams ran as a “Republican” for county legislature) was running the county clerk’s office, other times he was attacked tooth and nail for his performance as a title searcher for the county, even though he was probably the best title searcher and researcher of deeds and history the county ever had. I came across his lawsuit today drying out his papers along with the numerous exhibits on Albany County corruption and sneaky misdeeds or the Erastus Corning machine and by that time Jim Coyne’s county operations. The Corning machine was only really interested in punishing male dissidents, they couldn’t see in their minds that women could have any influence of politics. Ultimately it was the federal District Court that sided with him and had him reinstated but he fought for years to get the pension credit he deserved going back to the days when he was a consultant for Fort Orange 787 dig. The Fort Orange file got wetter than I thought but we got it apart drying. It will be saved. And while, maybe the history books write differently, certainly it was John Wolcott who helped to take down Jim Coyne through alerting the FBI to Coyne’s crooked deal over the Knickerbocker Arena, although like with Fort Orange and Paul Huey, the credit can’t necessarily be just his own.

And then as I was going through the papers, putting dried ones away I heard a screech and bang, and a car crashed into the traffic light pole at South Swan and Morton Avenue, causing the 100 plus lb traffic light to break free of the wire. The clearly fleeing car then took off leaking what appeared to be coolant. Police showed up, hauled the broken stop light off the road, talked to the neighbors and took off. Not sure what happened to the fleeting crashed car, I was too busy sorting papers. Albany is going downhill rapidly, things were looking up in the city not that long ago. I’m just glad I’ve been taking the bus there rather than driving especially with the neighborhoods getting so rough. I still remember that last time I walked down to Sheridan Hollow to visit John, a firearm rang out as somebody shot out a car window.

While working on John’s papers, I’ve been going through the EIS for a project in Troy and some Pine Bush issues in Guilderland with some tax data and GIS Mapping. People have gotten to know all the amazing things that I can do and I get more and more requests. It seems like everywhere I’m going I’m getting sucked into fights against City Hall everywhere, me with public records and free software, going up against million dollar reports with expensive professional software, internal only data and decades of training and experience. But if we don’t raise questions and fight development then who will? It’s tough as these professionals have big budgets and skills, but if house wife Jane Jacobs could stop Robert Moses, then so can ordinary people like myself. Not going to win every fight but it’s good to raise questions and stop bad development where we can. Even if it’s a pain to the local Bob Moses of today. It’s important we protect open space. Even if it involves some risk to myself and makes me not trust or respect most government workers.

Beyond all those wet and smokey papers and battling City Hall it’s been a crazy week for sure. The legislative session is wrapping up and I’ve been swamped with work, I was going through agendas for work well into the night on Saturday night. It’s been a crush at work and when I’m not in the office most of the time until late I’ve been drying out papers. I did get some bird watching in at Five Rivers Environmental Education Center this morning – saw a red tailed hawk being harassed by a few sparrows on the way out walking out there. I continue to back up, photograph and store important documents electronically in case of a disaster.

And then I’m also finally dealing with some of my own issues in my life. The counseling I’m getting is helping, it seems consistent with the advice I’m reading from trustworthy sources and publications on the internet. But change comes hard especially with bad habits of both negative thinking and repeated thoughts in thinking I’ve had ingrained for two decades now. I’m trying to change but it’s hard. I’m certainly learning a lot, becoming a better person because of counseling.

And I was doing better until the mixed emotions of Mr. Wolcott’s house fire – grief and sense of lostmy work sorting and carefully cataloging documents would be forever lost. But we saved a lot. But the shock and horror of it all, seeing that house in such disarray and burnt – that only a week ago before the fire when I was sorting and filing papers things looked so different. Plus all that stuff going to the Rensselaer landfill to be buried and forever viewed from my downtown office as a dirt and grass covered hill. Fire can be so bad, especially in the urban areas. Then I saw the other side tonight out in the country, the place I grew up. My parents neighbors, the ones who live in trailers and raise pigs and cows, were having a big ol bonfire, drinking beer burning an old couch, mattress and pallets with lots of black smoke. I’m so jealous of their homestead, even if they are what the government calls poor people who live in rundown trailers and barns. Kind of like that film about Appalachia I’ve been watching. But the country life is a life I’ll get to eventually, saving a bit each paycheck.

… Fire can destroy but it can cleanse too. That’s what my therapist reminds me.

August 15, 2020 Evening

Good evening! Cloudy and 70 degrees at the Finger Lakes National Forest. ☁️ There is a south-southeast breeze at 9 mph. 🍃. The dew point is 64 degrees. The skies will clear tomorrow around 5 am.

Final night of summer vacation. 🌃 All things have to come to an end. It’s been a very unusual year with the pandemic smoldering all around the world 🌎 but in some ways it inspired me to find new places to visit and new forms of socially distant recreation. 😷 Without the pandemic I might not have explored the Keuka Outlet Trail or the Catherine Valley Rail Trail or the Catherine Swamp WMA 🐸 and missed some really beautiful and wild country.

I don’t know how I had never driven or walked 🤔 Rock Cabin Road in Watkins Glen but it sure is beautiful. I wish I hadn’t left my binoculars in the truck as the marsh was full of wildlife 🦆 I wish I could have seen up close. It looks like there are some good paddling possibilities from the marsh but I didn’t have time with the threat of thunderstorm ⛈ and the sky getting dark. When I started to hear rumbles and looked at the radar I was concerned but if the weather was bad enough I could have probably thumbed 👍🏻 a ride back to the truck or found a relatively safe low lying place in the marsh or along the road. But it sure was dusty. 🌫️

I had tuna fish 🐠 salad 🥗 for dinner with several beers to wash it down. 🍻 I’ve used up most of the last of the cold food so I didn’t buy ice today. I doubt the mayonese or sliced cheese 🧀 will go bad if it gets a bit warm by evening but if it does its not a big loss. 🔥 Had a nice roaring fire for a while but I’ve let it burn down by bed time. I tried to straighten up camp ⛺ for easier take down after spending nine days at this site. Returned a bunch of cans at Walmart this evening so I have a lot less trash to bring home and I got my deposit back and a fresh case of beer 🍻. I know I won’t be littering and my campsite super clean when I leave.

Tonight will have a chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly before 9pm. Mostly cloudy 🌧, with a low of 65 degrees at 5am. Five degrees above normal. Maximum dew point of 64 at 6pm. South wind 5 to 9 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%. New precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms. In 2019, we had mostly clear skies in the evening, which became partly cloudy by the early hours of the morning. It was humid. It got down to 63 degrees. The record low of 41 occurred back in 1972.

Tonight will have a Waining Crescent 🌘 Moon with 12% illuminated. The darkest hour is at 1:13 am, followed by dawn at 5:46 am, and sun starting to rise at 6:16 am in the east-northeast (70°) and last for 3 minutes and 3 seconds. Sunrise is one minute and 3 seconds later than yesterday. 🌄 The golden hour ends at 6:55 am with sun in the east-northeast (77°). Tonight will have 10 hours and 8 minutes of darkness, an increase of 2 minutes and 32 seconds over last night.

Tomorrow will have a slight chance of showers. Mostly sunny 🌦, with a high of 80 degrees at 3pm. One degrees below normal, which is similar to a typical day around August 18th. Maximum dew point of 64 at 8am. Southeast wind 7 to 9 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%. A year ago, we had mostly sunny skies in the morning, which became rain by afternoon. It became humid as the day progressed. The high last year was 81 degrees. The record high of 97 was set in 1936.

I am glad that I had coffee ☕ for tomorrow morning. I have to think that I’m an caffeine addict but I’m sure was much happier this morning with my cups of joe. I have muffins for tomorrow which will be good. ☺

I am in no rush to get going tomorrow and packed up and heading home. 🏡 It all will depend if it’s raining ☔ come morning but I’m quite content to lay back in the hammock and read a bit before taking down camp and then doing some of the Taughannock Rim Trail before heading home. Still thinking about going through Marathon and taking NY 23 at least part of the way home. Summer vacation has to come to an end but there are always future trips or so I hope. 🏖 COVID-19 is real and out there, but I tried to stay safe while enjoying the Finger Lakes.

Then it’s back to work Monday 👨🏻‍🏫 but with remote work 🖥️ it’s either a matter of going down to the library parking lot or using my new phone to get done what needs to be done. All the signs point 👉🏻 to a busy week next week but after my week off camping without cell service at camp I’m ready to make it happen.

I was looking and it seems like I need to renew my blog contract 📜 come October. I’ll probably do it sooner than that and do the 3 or more years – whatever is the cheapest rate. 💵 I like doing my blog and while I don’t make any money from it, really isn’t that expensive and it gives me an opportunity to think 🤔 and express my thoughts 💭 and experiences 🌲🌳🌲.

I saw another one of my colleagues bought a house 🏡. Nice mid-century modern house, probably in the more suburban part of the city. ☺️ Yeah, I’m a bit jealous but it’s certainly not may way of living. But I’m only a few steps behind him and if I keep saving and investing I’ll be closer to that goal 🥅. Of course, I think if rather live somewhere surrounded by corn fields 🌽 or forest 🌲, some place small without grid power 🔌 where I can have fires 🔥, shoot guns 🔫 and live the good life without any neighbors to give a damn. With cheap taxes 💰, no special government permission to carry guns 🤠 or improve your land or run my hobby farm 🐐. Land in rural areas is a lot cheaper and freer – especially in other states but it’s hard to make a living in the rural countryside, 🌲🐺🐮🦋🌱 although maybe the pandemic and increased remote work is changing that. ⌨️🖱️

As Malvina Reynolds once sung, “Little Boxes made out of ticky tacky”. If that was my only choice, I’d choose my moldy apartment. 🏘️

While my hammock stinks tonight after getting wet today in the rain and the Martin’s Permethrin I applied earlier in the week being somewhat unlocked, I continue to be very happy 😊 with the replacement hammock I bought more than two years ago to replace the shitty Eno / LL Bean branded hammock that had bad carabiners and then only months later ripped and wouldn’t be warranted. 😯 While I got the LL Bean with credit card reward points 💳, it was expensive and within a year was placed in the camp trash 🗑 and ultimately burnt to a crisp. 🔥 The cheap Chinese replacement I got on Ebay for $15 has lasted more than two years now and is still in good shape. That said, I do like the Eno straps, I still use them today with the China hammock. 🇨🇳 God bless those factory 🏭 slave workers who make quality inexpensive products.

In four weeks on September 12 the sun will be setting in the west (276°) at 7:22 pm,🌄 which is 46 minutes and 14 seconds earlier then today. In 2019 on that day, we had partly cloudy, rain showers and temperatures between 68 and 51 degrees. Typically, you have temperatures between 74 and 53 degrees. The record high of 94 degrees was set back in 1947.

Looking ahead, Average High is 60 🍂 is in 2 months, Northern Zone Regular Season 🦌 is in 9 weeks, Halloween 🎃 and the Blue Moon 🌕 is in 11 weeks, Small Business Saturday 🛍️ is in 15 weeks, Repeal of Prohibition Day 🍺 is in 16 weeks, Bill of Rights Day 📜 is in 4 months, Boxing Day 🥊 is in 19 weeks, Static Electric Shock Day 🧼 is in 21 weeks, National Cheese Lovers Day 🧀 is in 23 weeks, Save the Pine Bush Turns 43 🦋 is in 25 weeks, 5:30 PM Sunset 🌆 is in 27 weeks and Snow Moon 🌕 is in 28 weeks.

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