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'''Hatch Island''', also known as '''Hatchet Island''' and '''Strobus Island''' <sup>1</sup> is a small island in [[Lower%20Saranac%20Lake|Lower Saranac Lake]] a quarter mile east of [[Bluff%20Island|Bluff Island]].  
'''Hatch Island''', also known as '''Hatchet Island''' and '''Strobus Island''' <sup>1</sup> is a small island in [[Lower Saranac Lake]] a quarter mile east of [[Bluff Island|Bluff Island]].  


[[Russell%20Brink|Russell Brink]] and his wife had a [[tent%20platform|tent platform]] on Hatch Island for many years starting in 1959.  
[[Russell Brink|Russell Brink]] and his wife had a [[tent platform|tent platform]] on Hatch Island for many years starting in 1959.  


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1. Because of a massive white pine tree that was an outstanding landmark; "Strobus" is the Latin name for the White Pine.
1. Because of a massive white pine tree that was an outstanding landmark; "Strobus" is the Latin name for the White Pine.

Latest revision as of 18:30, 8 January 2026


Hatch Island, also known as Hatchet Island and Strobus Island 1 is a small island in Lower Saranac Lake a quarter mile east of Bluff Island.

Russell Brink and his wife had a tent platform on Hatch Island for many years starting in 1959.

Comments

Footnotes

1. Because of a massive white pine tree that was an outstanding landmark; "Strobus" is the Latin name for the White Pine.