Image: Delaware-Greene-Ulster tri-county point on Halcott Mountain south ridge, NY

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Description: Rock cairn marking (inadvertently, anyway) the tripoint of New York's Delaware, Greene and Ulster counties along the south ridge of Halcott Mountain in the Catskills. The lower left is in Delaware County's town of Middletown. The lower right is in Shandaken, in Ulster County, and the area at the top of the image is in the Greene County town of :Lexington. Yellow splotch of paint on top indicates the intended purpose, to mark the corner of state land in Ulster County. It also marks a corner of the Catskill Park Blue Line, which at this point follows the Delaware County line
Title: Delaware-Greene-Ulster tri-county point on Halcott Mountain south ridge, NY
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Author: Daniel Case
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