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Dunlap Road, also known as Markham Point Road, leads from Forest Home Road three miles to the western tip of Markham Point on Upper Saranac Lake , the site of the John R. Dunlap camp Woodwil. It was built in the late 1920s by George A. Donaldson to allow Dunlap to reach his camp, Woodwil.

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	'''Dunlap Road''', also known as Markham Point Road, leads from [[~~Forest%20Home%20Road\|~~Forest Home Road]] three miles to the western tip of [[Markham~~%20Point~~\|Markham Point]] on [[~~Upper%20Saranac%20Lake\|~~Upper Saranac Lake]], the site of the [[John~~%20R~~.~~%20Dunlap~~\|John R. Dunlap]] camp [[Woodwil\|Woodwil]]. It was built in the late 1920s by [[~~https://localwiki.org/hsl/~~George_A._Donaldson\|George A. Donaldson]] to allow Dunlap to reach his camp, [[Woodwil\|Woodwil]].		'''Dunlap Road''', also known as Markham Point Road, leads from [[Forest Home Road]] three miles to the western tip of [[Markham Point\|Markham Point]] on [[Upper Saranac Lake]] , the site of the [[John R. Dunlap\|John R. Dunlap]] camp [[Woodwil\|Woodwil]]. It was built in the late 1920s by [[George_A._Donaldson\|George A. Donaldson]] to allow Dunlap to reach his camp, [[Woodwil\|Woodwil]].