Abstract
Present Topography The Mohawk river, having its sources among the highlands of Lewis and Oneida counties, pursues a course of 130 miles to the Hudson. The direction is southerly 20 miles to Rome, then south of east to the discharge at Cohoes and Waterford. The altitudes, which do not depart widely from the present flood plain of the river, are, as given by Macfarlane for the New York Central railway, as follows : | Rome 445 | Fort Plain 305 | || | Oriskany 423 | Palatine Bridge 304 | | Whitestown 415 | Sprakers 301 | | Utica 410 | Yosts 300 | | Frankfort 402 | Fonda 299 | | Ilion 400 | Tribes Hill 305 | | Herkimer 398 | Amsterdam 279 | | Little Falls 376 | Cranes Village 270 | | East Creek 334 | Hoffmans 266 | | Saint Johnsville 319 | Schenectady 246 | The river level at Aqueduct, 4 miles .below Schenectady, is 205 feet, and at Cohoes, above the falls, 130 feet; below, 70 feet. The Nine Mile, West and East Canada, and Garoga . . .
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