Belfort Dam and Falls

County: Lewis
Town: Croghan
USGS Map: Croghan
Waterway: Beaver River
Latitude: N 43.92651o
Longitude: W 75.33191o
Type: Rapids
Drop: ~ 25'

This location is easily found on the Belfort Road, just south of the hamlet where the road crosses the Beaver River.

Once a series of rapids and small waterfalls flowing downstream from the Belfort Pond area on the Beaver River, Belfort has been the site of a power dam for many years.  Just downstream of the dam there is a small waterfall just under and below the bridge.  The water makes a small drop just under the bridge and then plunges into a small gorge.  This was the route and site of the original falls there.   

The Beaver River flows into the Black River, which empties into Lake Ontario at the Black River Bay, just southwest of the village of Dexter.

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