Black Hole - Swimming Hole near Wevertown, New York
Wevertown,New York
43.632, -73.899
2.1 miles E of Wevertown, New York
GPS: 43°37'55.2"N 73°53'56.4"W
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State: New York

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From Wevertown, New York

  1. Head northeast on NY-8 N toward NY-28 S (0.9 mi)
  2. Turn right onto Harrington Rd
    Destination will be on the right
    (1.5 mi)
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