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MAP REPOSITORIES (Maps available for reference only, not for distribution.) PANEL NUMBER FIRM Panel Dates For Printed Panels of Ulster County, NY (All Jurisdictions) Panel Effective Date Panel Effective Date Panel Effective Date Panel Effective Date 0020 E 0285 E September 25, 2009 0465 F 0705 E Kaaterskill Creek 0040 E 0290 E 0470 F 0710 E September 25, 2009 0045 E 0295 F 0480 E September 25, 2009 0715 E September 25, 2009 0065 E 0305 E September 25, 2009 0490 E September 25, 2009 0720 E September 25, 2009 0095 E September 25, 2009 0310 E September 25, 2009 0530 E 0730 E September 25, 2009 **36111C0090E 36111C0095E 36111C0115E 36111C0120E 36111C0020E 36111C0040E 36111C0045E 36111C0065E 0115 E September 25, 2009 0315 E September 25, 2009 0535 F 0735 E September 25, 2009 32 Bushnellsville Creek ( ill 0120 E September 25, 2009 0320 E September 25, 2009 0540 E 0740 E September 25, 2009 K 42 l l ( r i 0150 E 0350 E 0545 E 0745 E September 25, 2009 e Town of K RAILROAD 28 av r 0175 E 0365 E 0565 F 0755 E September 25, 2009 ( Plattekill Creek Saugerties e e y B w 0200 E 0370 E 0570 E September 25, 2009 0760 E September 25, 2009 a Birch Stony Clove Creek S 0205 E 0375 E 0575 F 0765 E September 25, 2009 87 Bristol Beach 0210 E 0390 E 0580 E September 25, 2009 0770 E September 25, 2009 C Broadstreet k ! Rider Hollow re State Park e Fox Hollow Mink Hollow 0215 E 0395 F 0585 E September 25, 2009 0780 E September 25, 2009 k (214 (Undeveloped) Hollow Warner Creek 0220 E 0400 E 0590 E September 25, 2009 0790 E September 25, 2009 36111C0305E 36111C0310E 0230 E 0405 E 0595 E September 25, 2009 0825 E September 25, 2009 36111C0210E 36111C0230E 36111C0235E 36111C0255E 36111C0260E 36111C0280E 36111C0285E 36111C0205E 0235 E 0410 E 0605 E September 25, 2009 0830 E September 25, 2009 RAILROAD 212 Town of ! Village of 0240 E 0425 F 0610 E September 25, 2009 0835 E September 25, 2009 Woo ( Mill Brook Saugerties 0245 E 0430 E 0615 E September 25, 2009 0855 E September 25, 2009 Town of Esopus Creek Woodstock (212 Panther d Shandaken Kill l ll 0255 E 0435 F 0620 E September 25, 2009 0860 E September 25, 2009 a Reach 2 n ver Ki d 36111C0200E r 0260 E 0440 F 0630 E September 25, 2009 0905 E September 25, 2009 36111C0175E ea k B C e e 36111C0150E e v r Dry Brook Tannery Brook r i 0265 E 0445 E September 25, 2009 0640 E September 25, 2009 eek 87 Esopus Creek R C k Reach 2 Saw Kill n 0270 E 0455 F 0685 F Town of o s opus 0280 E September 25, 2009 0460 F 0700 F s Hardenburgh ud E 36111C0295F H 36111C0315E 36111C0265E 36111C0270E 36111C0290E ! Adler Creek 36111C0215E 36111C0220E 36111C0240E 36111C0245E 36111C0320E Beaver Kill Kill Highwoods State Pigeon Little Beaver ! Turkey Point Brook Multiple Use Area State Open Space Area Shin Creek Biscuit Brook S a w K Town of i ll Ulster Town of (28A 28 ( Kingston Town of Fall Brook 36111C0405E 36111C0480E **36111C0485E Denning 36111C0410E 36111C0430E 36111C0435F 36111C0455F 36111C0460F 36111C0350E 36111C0400E D 36111C0375E nch Neversink River A O NOTE TO USER 28 R ( L West Bra 28A I East Branch ( Preymaker A Future revisions to this FIRM Index will only be issued to communities that are R Neversink River Town of Olive Brook located on FIRM panels being revised. This FIRM Index therefore remains valid for FIRM panels dated or earlier. Please refer to the "MOST State Forest r e RECENT FIRM PANEL DATE" column in the Listing of Communities table to 218 v Stone Cabin Preserve Esopus ( i determine the most recent FIRM Index date for each community. eek R Brook out Cr Rond Creek City of n õ3 Kingston dso Englishmans u Creek H MAP DATES 36111C0445E 36111C0465F 36111C0470F 36111C0490E **36111C0495E **36111C0340E **36111C0345E 36111C0365E 36111C0370E 36111C0390E 36111C0395F 36111C0425F 36111C0440F This FIRM Index displays the map date for each FIRM panel Esopus 87 ! at the time that this Index was printed. Because this Index Town of Creek k Town of may not be distributed to unaffected communities in subsequent Mettacahonts Marbletown Ulster revisions, users may determine the current map date for each Creek FIRM panel by visiting the FEMA Map Service Center (MSC) Mirror State Rondout website at http://msc.fema.gov, or by calling the FEMA Map State Forest Hurley Commons (32 Lake Information eXchange (FMIX) at 1-877-336-2627. Forest State Wildlife Creek Preserve Preserve ! Management Area Town of Communities annexing land on adjacent FIRM panels must obtain õ2 Esopus a current copy of the adjacent panel as well as the current FIRM ! 36111C0605E Index.These may be ordered directly from the Map Service Center 36111C0585E 36111C0610E 36111C0630E **36111C0635E **36111C0505E *36111C0510E 36111C0530E 36111C0535F 36111C0575F 36111C0580E R at the number listed above. North A IL Peters Kill R ek e State Forest O t Cr Town of AD Rochester ou Preserve Town of nd Black Creek Rosendale ! Creek Ro Rochester 209 NOTE TO USERS / r ill e K FEMA maintains information about map features, Riv ng n oxi o such as street locations and names, in or near C s Wallkill d u designated flood hazard areas. Requests to revise River H flood information in or near designated flood hazard 36111C0615E 36111C0620E 36111C0640E **36111C0645E *36111C0525E 36111C0540E 36111C0545E 36111C0565F 36111C0570E 36111C0590E 36111C0595E areas may be provided to FEMA during the k l l ee i Shawangunk 32 r community review period, at the final Consultation Rondout Town of K 209 ( C Vernooy Kill e Creek State Multiple 87 t / New Paltz r ck Coordination Officer’s meeting, or during the a a Rondout Use Area k l w B statutory 90-day appeal period. Approved requests Creek Ulster County S for changes will be shown on the final printed FIRM. Minnewaska New Platz Park ! Village of Cape Pond State Park New Tony Williams Paltz Town Park (299 ! (52 36111C0760E 36111C0780E k e **36111C0785E 36111C0755E e 36111C0685F 36111C0705E 36111C0710E 36111C0730E 36111C0735E r C Berean Park k c a l Town of Village of B Lloyd Ellenville Shawangunk Town of Kill Gardiner *36111C0675E Wallkill k87 36111C0700F River 36111C0770E 36111C0790E 36111C0765E **36111C0795E 36111C0715E 36111C0720E 36111C0740E 36111C0745E D A MAP INDEX l l Thomas Felton State Forest O i R K Town of Cummunity Preserves L r ! State Forest e AI d Shawangunk Park R r Preserve e ! ke H LISTING OF COMMUNITIES r e Town of u V Town of d Wallkill State Plattekill so FIRM Marlborough n COMMUNITY NAME CO MMUNITY LOCATED ON PANELS INITIAL ID DATE INITIAL NFIP MAP INITIAL FIRM MOST RECENT 52 Shawangunk ( R FLOOD INSURANCE RATE MAP NUMBER DATE DATE FIRM PANEL DATE Grasslands Correctional Facility i v e 0200, 0215, 0220, 0350, 0365, 0370, 0375, National Wildlife r DENNING, TOWN OF 361439 0390, 0395, 0400, 0405, 0425, 0530, 0535 Refuge 36111C0905E **36111C0910E ELLENVILLE, VILLAGE OF 360975 0685, 0700, 0705, 0715 May 24, 1974 May 24, 1974 July 5, 1983 September 25, 2009 36111C0830E 36111C0860E Hemlock Ridge State Multiple Use Area 36111C0835E 36111C0855E 36111C0825E *36111C0900E MAP INDEX PANELS PRINTED: 20,40,45,65,95,115,120, 150, 175, 200, 205, 210, 215, 220, 230, 235, 240,244, 255, 260, 265, 270, 280, 285, 290, 295, 305, 310, 315, 320, 350, 365, 370, 375, 390, 395, 400, 405, 410, 425, 430, 435, 440, 445, 455, 460, 465, 470, 480, 490, 530, 535, 540, 545, 565, 570, 575, 580, 585, 590, 595, 605, 610, 615, 620, 630, 640, 685, 700, 705, 710, 715, 720, 730, 735, 740, 745, 755, 760, 765, 770, 780, 790, 825, 830, 835, 855, 860, 905 * PANEL NOT PRINTED - NO SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD AREAS ** PANEL NOT PRINTED - AREA OUTSIDE COUNTY BOUNDARY MAP NUMBER 36111CIND0B MAP REVISED Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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  • The Quarterly JOURNAL

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    The Quarterly JOURNAL A Publication of the Greene County Historical Society, Inc. U. S. Route 9-W Coxsackie, N. Y. 1205 I Issue 1 * Spring, 1977 THE JOURNAL, OLD HOMES TOUR A NEW PUBLICATION SET FOR JUNE 4 The preservation of local history is a many faceted As a "money raiser" to restore the recently activity. The adaption of old buildings of architectural acquired Pruyn portrait collection, nine homes of interest for commercial or residential use, the taping of architectural and historical significance will be open to oral history as recalled by older residents; the publica­ the public on June 4 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. It will be tion of books, pamphlets and special-issue newspapers; an unusual opportunity to study eighteenth and nine­ the delving into old records for genealogical purposes; as teenth century buildings adapted to modern living. well as other related activities, all have one important Specialized collections of antiques will be featured in thing in common; they are the outgrowth of individ­ the various homes. uals' interest in their area and its history. Tickets are priced at $4; advanced purchases may This JOURNAL, a new endeavor by your officers be made by sending checks payable to the Society at and trustees, is another aspect of this local history R.D. Coxsackie, 12051. The return mail will bring preservation effort. It will be published quarterly and, descriptive brochures, maps and tickets. Tickets may at least for the first year, will be distributed without also be purchased on June 4 at the various homes and additional cost to the membership of this Society.