The western half of the county contains several covered truss bridges.
What remains is still the largest wetland in the northern half of the county.
Nearly half of the county legislatures across New York State already have four-year terms.
The southwestern half of the county is occupied by Adirondack Park, which contains Ellenburg, Lyon, and Terry mountains.
The eastern half of the county is the more heavily forested section, comprising a mix of northern hardwoods.
Timber, most prominent in the northern half of the county, consists mainly of such hardwoods as maple, birch, and beech.
But Ms. Painton lives in the more densely populated southern half of the county where there are simply more stores.
The northern half of the county, which is sparsely populated, was known as the Republic of Indian Stream in 1832 40.
Timber in the western half of the county mainly comprises maple, birch, and beech, while oak and hickory dominate the eastern half.
Most of the eastern half of the county is scenic, and an extensive area west and south of Cinderford forms the Dean National Forest Park.
In the northern half of the county, fodder crops are declining in importance as the Budapest market area (to the northeast) demands more vegetables, fruits, and meats.
