North Country, note by note.

Tibbetts Point gives Cape Vincent a clear map lesson: Lake Ontario becomes the St. Lawrence River here.

Ausable Chasm makes the Clinton County landscape tactile: sandstone walls, river passage, and a named gorge at the county edge.

DEC and the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe give Bombay and Brasher a source-backed forest and Akwesasne edge story.

Waddington’s riverfront identity comes from living with a wide international river, recreation, and Seaway-scale movement.

Chazy Highlands Wild Forest gives Chazy a public-land story beyond the Lake Champlain plain.

Coles Creek State Park gives Waddington a direct St. Lawrence River anchor.

Southwick Beach State Park gives Henderson a public Lake Ontario shoreline identity.

Buckton State Forest gives Stockholm a direct outdoor anchor and a public-land thread.

Bombay and Brasher State Forests give the northern St. Lawrence towns a large wetland-and-trail landscape.

Jacques Cartier State Park gives Morristown a public riverfront identity on the St. Lawrence.

Flat Rock State Forest gives Altona a concrete outdoor identity on the Clinton County upland edge.

Chaumont Barrens gives Lyme a sourceable landscape note tied to rare open-space habitat.

Norfolk is easier to read with DEC's lower Raquette River route in mind.