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Not to be confused with [[Follensby Clear Pond|Follensby Clear Pond]], [[Little Clear Pond|Little Clear Pond]], or [[Lake Clear]].
Not to be confused with [[Follensby Clear Pond|Follensby Clear Pond]], [[Little Clear Pond|Little Clear Pond]], or [[Lake Clear]].
See also [[Dan Leonard]]


 
 
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Latest revision as of 12:38, 25 September 2026


There are only four or five camps on the pond, located in the north-east corner; the rest of the shoreline is owned by the state.

Clear Pond  is a long, narrow 97-acre pond that is separated from Rainbow Lake by an esker.  It's northeast shore was the site of the Adirondack-Florida School.  Much of the shoreline is now owned by the State of New York.

Not to be confused with Follensby Clear Pond, Little Clear Pond, or Lake Clear.

See also Dan Leonard

 

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