Sturgeon Point (of US mainland)
About
Situated in the scenic region of the Thousand Islands along the Canada-US border, Sturgeon Point lies within the United States, offering a strategic location southwest of Chippewa Bay, New York. This point is part of the US mainland and falls within the jurisdiction of the Hammond municipality in St. Lawrence County, New York. Its geographical coordinates are marked by a centroid of 44°26’19″N latitude and 75°46’06″W longitude, providing a clear point of reference for visitors and navigators alike.
Sturgeon Point’s proximity to Chippewa Bay makes it an essential landmark for those exploring the waterway’s natural beauty. The area, known for its picturesque landscapes and rich history, attracts visitors seeking a tranquil escape in the Thousand Islands region. The point serves as a natural lookout and offers unique vistas of the surrounding waterways, enhancing its role as a notable feature in this renowned area.
Island or Feature Name
Sturgeon Point (of US mainland)
Nationality
US
Centroid Lat/Long
442619N 0754606W
Two-Minute Box
44^28′ x 75^46′
Location and description
Southwest (upriver) of Chippewa Bay, NY
Former, informal, or alternate names
Municipality
Hammond
County
St. Lawrence
Province / State
NY
Ports?
Book refs
1000islands.co ID #
1166
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