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County of Albemarle Road Name Index Street Map-Grid Low High Route # Street Map-Grid Low High Route # 8TH ST NE 77B-1B 200 532 CITY Numbered Streets 9TH ST SW 77A-1C 100 699 CITY 1ST ST S 77A-3D 100 1099 CITY 9TH ST NE 77B-1C 200 320 CITY 1ST ST N 77A-4B 100 536 CITY 9TH ST NW 77A-2B 200 522 CITY 2ND ST SE 77A-3E 100 1011 CITY 9 1/2 ST NE 77B-1C 900 952 CITY 2ND ST NE 77A-4B 100 904 CITY 10 1/2 ST NW 77A-1C 100 612 CITY 2ND ST SW 77A-4C 100 215 CITY 10TH ST NW 77A-1C 100 756 CITY 2ND ST NW 77A-4C 100 310 CITY 10TH ST NE 77B-1D 100 414 CITY 3RD ST NE 77A-4C 100 442 CITY 10TH ST SW 77A-1C 300 500 CITY 3RD ST SE 77A-4C 100 125 CITY 11TH ST SW 77A-1C 100 141 CITY 4TH ST SE 77A-4C 100 310 CITY 11TH ST NE 77B-2C 200 412 CITY 4TH ST NW 77A-3B 100 498 CITY 11TH ST NW 77A-1B 300 612 CITY 4TH ST NE 77A-4C 100 436 CITY 12 1/2 ST NW 77A-1B 100 140 CITY 4TH ST SW 77A-3C 200 425 CITY 12TH ST NW 77A-1A 100 712 CITY 4-H WAY 29-3D 1580 1699 PVT 12TH ST NE 77B-2D 200 401 CITY 5TH STREET STATION PKWY 76D-4C 100 150 CITY 13TH ST NW 77A-1A 100 608 CITY 5TH ST NE 77B-1C 100 220 CITY 13TH ST NE 77BB-1E 300 517 CITY 5TH ST SW 77A-2D 100 1063 CITY 14TH ST NW 77A-1A 100 614 CITY 5TH ST SE 77B-1C 100 125 CITY 15TH ST NW 77A-1A 190 600 CITY 5TH STREET STATION PKWY 76D-4C 200 239 PVT 15TH ST NW 76B-4B 200 230 CITY 5TH ST NW 77A-3C 200 298 CITY 16TH ST NE 77BD-1C 200 210 CITY 5TH STREET STATION PKWY 77CC-1A 240 369 PVT 16TH ST NW 77A-1A 500 516 CITY 5TH ST SW 76D-3C 1100 1199 CITY 17TH ST NW 76B-4A 400 522 CITY 5TH ST 76DC-1C 1200 1601 631 18TH ST NE 77BD-3C 200 301 CITY 6TH ST NW 77A-3C 100 212 CITY 29 BYPASS EXPY 60CD-2D 100 639 29 6TH ST NE 77B-1C 200 268 CITY 29/250 BYPASS 60DB-1D 101 7010 CITY 6TH ST SE 77A-4D 200 1607 CITY 29/250 BYPASS 61-1D 152 198 CITY 6TH ST SW 77A-2D 300 400 CITY 29 BYPASS EXPY 76A-1E 640 1230 29 6 1/2 ST SW 77A-2C 300 351 CITY 250 BYP 61-1D 200 498 CITY 7TH ST NW 77A-2B 100 400 CITY 250 BYP 77B-1A 500 1300 CITY 7TH ST NE 77B-1C 100 522 CITY 250/29 BYPASS 60C-4C 6342 9381 29 7TH ST SW 77A-2C 100 317 CITY 250/29 BYPASS 60DB-2C 6579 6999 250 7 1/2 ST SW 77A-1D 300 699 CITY 8TH ST NW 77A-2B 100 330 CITY 09/14/2021 Prepared by Community Development Department Page 1 of 63 Street Map-Grid Low High Route # Street Map-Grid Low High Route # ALBERT CT 61AA-4E 250 301 1491 A ALBERTA DR 55BB-2E 6100 6129 1219 ABBEY RD 78A-3C 1800 2099 PVT ALBEVANNA LN 131-3B 1 10 PVT ABBOT CT 90AB-2A 1090 1105 PVT ALBEVANNA SPRING RD 123-4C 6500 7219 622 ABELIA WAY 20D-1D 4900 4989 PVT ALBEVANNA SPRING RD 124-1C 6554 6789 622 ABINGTON DR 32CC-3D 2300 2499 PVT ALBEVANNA SPRING RD 131-1B 7580 8051 622 ACORN LN 73A-1B 690 729 PVT ALBIE LN 57-4C 684 701 PVT ACORN CT 90AB-4A 1650 1683 PVT ALBINO LN 94A-2B 3878 3961 836 ACORN HILL CT 46BA-3A 2030 2051 1743 ALDER RD 46AD-3E 1700 1725 1689 ACORN RIDGE LN 93-2B 90 125 PVT ALDERMAN RD 60DC-4E 100 100 CITY ADAMS CT 32DD-3E 5998 6005 873 ALDERMAN RD 76B-2A 111 500 CITY ADDISON ST 61BB-4E 900 919 1923 ALDERMAN RD 76B-1C 526 899 302 ADDLE HILL LN 55DB-2C 600 609 PVT ALDERSGATE ROW 56C-1A 800 859 PVT ADDLE HILL RD 55DB-2B 900 949 1830 ALDERSGATE WAY 32CC-3D 2600 2799 PVT ADELE ST 56AD-4E 5460 5531 PVT ALFRED ST 56CB-3A 5400 5499 PVT ADVANCE MILLS BLF 20-2C 99 180 PVT ALLEN DR 76D-3A 400 418 CITY ADVANCE MILLS RD 31A-4B 4420 4659 743 ALLEN RD 18-2D 466 783 666 ADVANCE MILLS RD 19-3E 4660 5115 743 ALLEN FARM LN 17-3C 946 1547 PVT ADVANCE MILLS RD 20-1D 5116 6163 743 ALLENDALE DR 58A-1D 960 1081 853 AFTON POND CT 76DC-3B 400 469 PVT ALLENS WAY 46AD-3A 2800 2821 1519 AGATHA DR 56CB-3A 900 949 PVT ALLIED LN 77B-1A 1700 1740 CITY AGATHA RIDGE LN 56AD-1E 120 169 PVT ALLIED ST 77A-4A 1700 1751 CITY AGATHA RIDGE CT 56CB-1A 300 341 PVT ALLISTER GRN 62CA-2B 1300 1415 PVT AGNESE ST 61DD-2B 1200 1242 CITY ALLYN ALY 56BD-2C 700 739 PVT AIRPORT RD 32C-3B 1500 1501 606 ALMERE AVE 77A-3D 101 101 CITY AIRPORT RD 32C-3B 1502 1851 649 ALPINE CT 90BB-1A 200 211 1161 AIRPORT ACRES PL 32D-1C 1800 1829 1516 ALSTON ST 56AC-1A 4400 4459 PVT AIRPORT ACRES RD 32D-1C 3500 3761 1515 ALTAMONT CIR 77A-4B 11 411 CITY AIRSLIE FARM 65-2D 270 1001 PVT ALTAMONT ST 77A-4B 400 421 CITY ALBEMARLE SQ 61BA-3A 2 599 PVT ALTAVISTA AVE 77A-4E 600 1202 CITY ALBEMARLE ST 77A-3A 200 1001 CITY ALTO PL 77A-1E 100 120 CITY ALBEMARLE SQ 45DC-3E 600 699 PVT ALWOOD LN 61DD-1A 400 449 PVT ALBEMARLE HOUSE DR 102-4B 100 499 PVT AMBER RIDGE RD 57AC-1C 974 1405 1244 ALBEMARLE PIPPIN CT 55BD-3B 1700 1769 PVT AMBER RIDGE CT 57AC-1C 4720 4745 1245 ALBERENE RD 111-1D 4890 5711 719 AMBERFIELD DR 46AB-4C 1800 1901 1728 ALBERENE RD 120-1A 5712 6799 719 AMBERFIELD TRL 46BA-1B 3020 3069 1730 ALBERENE CHURCH LN 111-2D 2948 3101 701 AMBERFIELD CT 46BA-1B 3090 3099 1729 09/14/2021 Prepared by Community Development Department Page 2 of 63 Street Map-Grid Low High Route # Street Map-Grid Low High Route # AMBROSE WAY 62AC-1B 2200 2249 1708 ARBOR TER 32DC-3D 3300 3355 PVT AMBROSE COMMONS DR 90-1A 1500 1549 1870 ARBOR CREST DR 61ACA-1A 1 110 PVT AMBROSE COMMONS DR 76CC-4E 1550 1649 1870 ARBOR LAKE DR 32DC-3E 1960 1999 PVT AMBROSE COMMONS DR 75-4E 1650 2299 1870 ARCHER AVE 46A-1E 300 407 PVT AMES GAP LN 108D-2C 5380 5447 PVT ARDEN DR 90BD-1B 1100 1169 1366 AMHERST CMN 61-1E 100 124 CITY ARDEN CREEK LN 61BA-4A 1800 1859 PVT AMHERST ST 61-1E 1500 1625 CITY ARDEN CREEK PL 61BA-4A 1900 1929 PVT AMLENT HL 92-3C 1950 1981 PVT ARDEN CREEK CT 61BA-4A 2000 2029 PVT AMPHITHEATER WAY 76B-3C 70 149 302 ARDEN CREEK WAY 61BA-4A 2100 2129 PVT ANDERSON CT 78B-3C 200 207 PVT ARDWOOD RD 45-2B 274 613 PVT ANDERSON ST 77A-2B 700 931 CITY ARLANDA LN 46D-4B 2500 2549 PVT ANDERSON LN 78B-3C 2150 2201 PVT ARLINGTON BLVD 60DD-1A 1900 2499 CITY ANDREW LN 58B-3D 2500 2601 PVT ARMY WAY 33A-1C 2600 2649 PVT ANGLER CT 90AB-3A 1106 1119 PVT ARNOLD DR 84-4A 1500 1549 PVT ANGUS CT 60DB-4A 100 105 1426 ARROW WOOD DR 90BA-4E 1650 1739 1199 ANGUS RD 61-1C 2100 2309 CITY ARROWHEAD DR 45C-4B 498 641 PVT ANGUS RD 60DB-4A 2400 2404 CITY ARROWHEAD CT 45C-4B 538 571 PVT ANGUS RD 60BD-3E 2405 2422 1425 ARROWHEAD CABIN LN 88-3C 1200 1225 PVT ANTOINETTE CT 76D-4A 100 105 CITY ARROWHEAD FARM LN 88-3C 2078 2139 PVT ANTOINETTE AVE 76D-4A 1500 1605 CITY ARROWHEAD VALLEY RD 75-1E 1260 1373 745 APPIAN WAY 78AB-2C 1624 1671 1769 ARROWHEAD VALLEY RD 89-1A 1374 1479 745 APPLE LN 73A-4A 70 135 PVT ARROWHEAD VALLEY RD 88-4B 1480 2465 745 APPLE GREEN LN 39-3E 6456 6527 PVT ASHANTI FARM RD 50-3D 600 699 PVT APPLE GROVE LN 56AC-3E 5751 5762 PVT ASHBY PL 61DD-1D 1000 1018 CITY APPLE TREE RD 76B-1D 100 132 CITY ASHCROFT CIR 62-3E 800 829 PVT APPLE TREE LN 59D-4A 1200 1259 PVT ASHCROFT MTN RD 63-1E 600 749 PVT APPLEBERRY LN 118-4E 4870 5031 PVT ASHEVILLE DR 78AB-3E 1900 1901 1779 APPLEBERRY FARM RD 118-4D 3900 4999 PVT ASHEVILLE DR 78AB-2E 1902 2009 PVT APPLEBERRY MTN LN 110-4A 600 649 PVT ASHLAND DR 46AC-3B 1400 1499 PVT APPLEBERRY MTN RD 110-3A 4500 4699 631 ASHLAR AVE 55DB-2C 5300 5395 1913 APPLEBERRY MTN TRL 109-4E 4700 6309 PVT ASHLAR AVE 55DB-3B 5396 5399 1815 APRIL CT 32CC-1D 1375 1390 PVT ASHLAR AVE 55DB-3B 5400 5429 PVT APRIL LN 32CC-1D 3390 3413 PVT ASHLAWN-HIGHLAND DR 92-1B 1840 2091 PVT APSARA FARM LN 120-1B 3420 3601 PVT ASHLEIGH WAY RD 34-1D 3700 3799 1094 ARBOR CIR 77BD-2B 407 417 CITY ASHLEY CT 61BAC- 860 891 PVT ARBOR CT 32DC-3D 1960 1975 PVT ASHMERE DR 93-1B3D 1814 2107 PVT ARBOR TRCE 32DC-2E 3250 3299 PVT ASHTON RD 79D-4E 1188 1431 PVT 09/14/2021 Prepared by Community Development Department Page 3 of 63 Street Map-Grid Low High Route # Street Map-Grid Low High Route # ASHTON CHURCH RD 47-3E 1752 1823 PVT AVONDALE LN 55DB-2D 300 339 PVT ASHWOOD BLVD 46AC-3B 2 2399 1670 AZALEA DR 76D-2B 100 306 CITY ASPEN DR 78B-1A 2000 2149 1848 ASPENWOOD RD 46AD-3E 2470 2575 1686 B ASTEL ST 55DB-2C 400 409 PVT BABER LN 139-2B 3500 3569 602 ASTOR PL 130-1D 8400 8601 PVT BACHE LN 62-3E 300 365 PVT AUBURN DR 79-1E 1200 1309 1122 BACK WOODS LN 70-4B 7324 7349 PVT AUBURN DR 93-1A 1310 1451 1122 BACKWATER ALY 78AB-3A 1700 1749 PVT AUBURN HILL FARM 79-1E 2350 2451 PVT BAILEY RD 77A-1E 597 629 CITY AUDUBON DR 44-3A 244 401 1530 BAILEYS CT 58A-2A 3370 3451 PVT AUDUBON CT 44-3A 3080 3199 PVT BAILEYS RETREAT 58A-2A 1610 1633 PVT AUGUST LN 32CC-1D 3400 3475 PVT BAILEYS RETREAT 42-1E 1634 1681 PVT AUGUSTA ST 61-2E 1200 1218 CITY BAINBRIDGE ST 77B-2E 500 520 CITY AUSTIN DR 20D-4E 2300 2361 1575 BAKER ST 76B-4D 1400 1413 CITY AUSTIN DR 32BB-4A 2362 2475 1575 BALBION DR 45-2C 400 497 PVT AUSTIN DR 33A-1A 2476 2501 1575 BALDWIN AVE 131C-1B 200 289 PVT AUTUMN GROVE CT 90BB-2E 200 301 PVT BALLARD DR 56AA-3C 1424 1545 1211 AUTUMN HILL CT 56BD-1C 1040 1123 1257 BALLARD RIDGE DR 59A-3B 2100 2209 PVT AUTUMN WINDS LN 101-1B 3300 3351 PVT BALLARD WOODS CT 59A-2B 1400 1409 PVT AUTUMN WOODS DR 46BA-3A 3150 3175 1742 BALLARDS MILL RD 28-2D 3254 4643 671 AVALON WAY 39-3D 2020 2291 PVT BALLYSHANNON LN 86-3B 5300 5449 PVT AVEBURY LN 93BB-1C 3220 3301 PVT BANBURY ST 61BC-4D 2200 2316 CITY AVEMORE LN 78AB-1B 1500 1541 PVT BANJO LN 96-4E 7160 7329 PVT AVEMORE POND RD 78AA-4B 2500 2559 PVT BANYAN CT 46AD-3E 1660 1703 1687 AVEMORE SQUARE PL 78AB-1B 3034 3051 PVT BARBERSHOP HILL RD 110-2D 3400 4393 PVT AVIANO WAY 78AB-4C 2050 2099 1774 BARBERSHOP HILL RD 109-4E 4394 4921 PVT AVIATION DR 32CC-2A 2 399 PVT BARBOUR DR 61-1E 100 107 CITY AVINITY LOOP 90BB-4C 2034 2123 PVT BARCLAY HL 61BD-4E 1288 1325 1186 AVINITY CT 91A-1B 2300 2329 PVT BARCLAY PLACE CT 60BD-4B 40 89 PVT AVINITY DR 90BB-4C 2500 2539 PVT BAREFOOT CT 61DB-3B 1800 1849 1794 AVINITY PL 90BB-4C 2600 2639 PVT BARGAMIN LOOP 55BD-3B 1800 2131 1313 AVINITY LN 90BB-4C 2700 2729 PVT BARGAMIN BRANCH RD 55BD-3B 6200 6299 1313 AVINITY
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    CATSKILL. OLD CATSKILL. remonstrants. Another was receiver general of the Dutch Provinces, and is now remembered as the subject AN OUTLINE OF THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE TOWN.":;- of a famous etching by Rembrandt known as" The Go ld Weigher." In th is country the name is still preserved in BY HENRY BRACE. the Eng lish form of Bogart and in the Latin form of Bogardus. In the deed given by the Ind ians the land bought by THE LINDESAY PATENT. t Bogaert is bounded with precision. The place of be­ The price paid in May, 1684, for what is now that ginning is Boornpje's Hook. The boundary lines then portion of the vil!Jge of Catskill which lies east of the ran up the Hudson to a rivulet, opposite V astr ick's Isl­ Katskill and the Hans Vosen Kill, was, with a few other and, and called Stuck; from St uck westerly to a po int trifl es, a gun, two shirts, a kettle, two kegs of beer, and, below Dirck Teunnisse's Mill, where the first brook emp­ as usual, a little rum. The sellers were a band of Eso­ ties into the Hans Vosen Kill; from this point down the pus Indians, through their headman, Curpuwaen. The Hans Vosen Kill and the Katskill to the place of be­ buyer was Gysbert uyt den Bogaert . ginning . Bogaert had occupied a portion of this tract of land The nam es of the places, and the places them selves for about twenty years before his purchase . His house, which are given in this deed, perhaps need exp lanation.
  • Cairo Is the Streams Wending in Every Direction, While Hills Rise One Center of the Base

    Cairo Is the Streams Wending in Every Direction, While Hills Rise One Center of the Base

    CA I RO. BY HENRY WHITTEMORE. N THE NORTHEASTERN part of the county are little villages scattered through the valleys, with small I seven towns, forming a triangle, of which Cairo is the streams wending in every direction, while hills rise one center of the base. It is bounded on the north by above another as far as the eye can reach; and, on a Durham and Greenville, on the east by Coxsackie and clear day, the Berkshire Hills and Green Mountains may Athens on the south by Catskill, and on the west by Wind­ readily be discerned. The principal streams are the ham, Jewett and Hunter. The Potick Creek flows in a Katskill Creek, the !Shingle Kill and Plattekill, the Jan­ southwesterly direction along the eastern part of the town, de-Bakker and Potick Creeks. These have numerous separating it from the town of Athens . The town of Cairo small tributaries, which, rising in the mountains, find was formed from Coxsackie, Catskill and Freehold (now their way down the slopes until they reach the main Durham), March 26th 1803, as Canton; and on the 6th streams in the valley below. The soil is a clayey, grav­ of April, 1808, the name was changed to Cairo. The elly and shaly loam, fertile in the valleys, but of very name of Cairo was suggested by Asabel Stanley, a prom­ poor quality among the hills. inent citizen of the town, from Cairo in Egypt. By an The town contains 36,109 acres, about one-third of act of the Legislature, in 1803, "for dividing certain which is unimproved.
  • Catskill Park State Land Master Plan (PDF)

    Catskill Park State Land Master Plan (PDF)

    State of New York Catskill Park State Land Master Plan August 2008 Amended 2014 James Gurney The following land management units have been added to the Master Plan’s area descriptions (see Section VII. Descriptions of Management Units) pursuant to land reclassifications approved by the Commissioner of DEC, dated August 27th 2008 as a part of the plan. Hunter - West Kill Wilderness Windham - Blackhead Range Wilderness Colgate Lake Wild Forest Delaware Wild Forest Elm Ridge Wild Forest Rusk Mountain Wild Forest Diamond Notch Primitive Bicycle Corridor Dutcher Notch/Colgate Lake Primitive Bicycle Corridor Mink Hollow Primitive Bicycle Corridor Overlook Turnpike Primitive Bicycle Corridor The table below explains which management units were either combined, renamed or reclassified to form new management units. 1985 Land Management Unit 2008 Land Management Unit Big Indian - Beaver Kill Range Wilderness Big Indian Wilderness West Kill Wilderness, Ox Clove Wild Hunter - West Kill Wilderness Forest and portion of Hunter Mountain Wild Forest Plateau Mountain - Indian Head Mountain Indian Head Wilderness Wilderness Slide Mountain - Panther Mountain Slide Mountain Wilderness Wilderness Blackhead Range, and North Mtn. Wild Windham - Blackhead Range Wilderness Forests, and portions of the former Windham High Peak and Black Dome Valley Wild Forest Jocky Hill - Morgan Hill Wild Forest Bluestone Wild Forest Black Dome Valley Wild Forest (portion) Colgate Lake Wild Forest Cherry Ridge - Campbell Mountain & Delaware Wild Forest Middle Mountain - Mary Smith Hill Wild Forests Windham Peak Wild Forest (west end) Elm Ridge Wild Forest Hunter Mountain Wild Forest (west end) Rusk Mountain Wild Forest Shandaken - Pine Hill, and Peck Hollow Shandaken Wild Forest Wild Forests Claryville - Sundown - Sholam, and Sundown Wild Forest Peekamoose Valley Wild Forests Cover artwork “Sunset Over the Catskills” by James Gurney CATSKILL PARK STATISTICS SIZE (Approximate Figures) CATSKILL PARK: 1,102 sq.