Two Deer Rivers

There are two Deer Rivers in the North Country of New York.

Deer River – a tributary of St. Regis River – This river starts at the Deer River Flow, generally flowing north east to the Saint Regis River, through Deer River State Forest and Brasher Falls.

Deer River – a tributary of Black River – This river starts about 3 miles of Barnes Corners, north of Sears Pond State Forest, enters a deep gorge near Lookout State Forest, flows through Copenhagen and the village of Deer River.

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