Cedar, Little, Island
About
Little Cedar Island, although not a separate island, marks the upriver point of Cedar within the Thousand Islands region along the Canada-US border. Nestled in the town of Hammond, this location is part of St. Lawrence County in the state of New York. Its position contributes to the diverse landscape that characterizes this renowned archipelago, known for its picturesque waterways and rich natural beauty.
Belonging to the United States, Little Cedar Island holds a unique position within the Thousand Islands, a region celebrated for its historical significance and scenic attractions. While not distinct as an individual island, its presence as a point of Cedar highlights the complex geography that defines the area. Visitors to Hammond, New York, can appreciate the subtle nuances and natural charm of Little Cedar Island as part of their exploration of the Thousand Islands.
Island or Feature Name
Cedar, Little, Island
Nationality
US
Centroid Lat/Long
Two-Minute Box
Location and description
Upriver point of Cedar [1]; not a separate island
Former, informal, or alternate names
Municipality
Hammond
County
St. Lawrence
Province / State
NY
Ports?
Book refs
1000islands.co ID #
208
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