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Critical Environmental Areas

CEAs

Critical Environmental Areas (CEAs) are areas in the state which have been designated by a local or state agency to recognize a specific geographical area with one or more of the following characteristics:

Wooded Wetland Near Storm King
  • A feature that is a benefit or threat to human health;
  • An exceptional or unique natural setting;
  • An exceptional or unique social, historic, archaeological, recreational, or educational value; or
  • An inherent ecological, geological, or hydrological sensitivity to change that maybe adversely affected by any physical disturbance.

A CEA designation serves to alert project sponsors to the agency's concern for the resources or dangers contained within the CEA. Once a CEA has been designated, potential impacts on the characteristics of that CEA become relevant areas of concern that warrant specific, articulated consideration in determining the significance of any Type I or Unlisted actions that may affect the CEA.

Contact the designating agency for additional information on a specific CEA.

CEA Maps: viewing and printing

CEAs can be viewed on the DECinfo Locator, an interactive mapping application with more than 65 data layers available to the public. The DECinfo Locator also has mapping tools available to create and print your own map.

Use the following steps to locate a CEA of interest and create a map:

  1. Go to the DECinfo Locator landing page and select the link to launch the mapping application.
  2. Down the left side of the screen, you'll see all of the DEC information layers available. With the Environmental Quality tab selected from the top, click on Environmentally Sensitive Areas.
  3. Place a check in the box for Critical Environmental Areas and zoom to the location you're interested in. As you zoom in, the CEAs will appear on the map.
  4. Click on the CEA and information about that CEA will appear in a pop up box.
  5. Center the CEA as you would like it to appear on your map.
  6. Click on Tools near the top of your screen along the left side.
  7. Click the printer icon; give your printout a Title and select the printout size.
  8. Click the Generate Map button and choose the appropriate output.

Current CEAs by County

County CEA Name Designating Agency and
Reason for Designation
Recorded Date &
Effective Date
Broome Well Field 4-2,4-3, and 4-4 Recharge Areas Town of Vesta
Primary recharge for well fields.
8-29-90
9-30-93
8.2 sq. mile portion of the French Tract Town of Vesta
Protect the quality of the ground water.
9-30-93
10-29-93
Columbia Town of Greenport Source Water Town of Greenport
Public water supply protection.
3-14-05
4-13-05
Cortland Homer Public Water Supply Source Town of Homer
Aquifer protection/public water supply source protection.
7-2-09
8-1-09
Property indicated as the "City Water Works" on the filed map Water Board of the City of Cortland
Protect Cortland's sole source aquifer.
11-22-89
12-22-89
Groundwater Protection Overlay District Village of McGraw
Provide groundwater protection.
4-28-99
5-28-99
Delaware Roxbury Water District Aquifers Town of Roxbury
Protect groundwater aquifers.
2-8-90
3-10-90
Dutchess Hyde Park Landfill Site County of Dutchess
Inactive landfill, toxic pollutants present.
3-5-84
4-4-84
Town of North East Landfill County of Dutchess
Inactive landfill, toxic pollutants present.
3-5-84
4-4-84
Schatz Federal Bearing County of Dutchess
Inactive landfill, toxic pollutants present.
6-19-85
7-18-85
Dutchess Airport Landfill Site County of Dutchess
Inactive landfill, toxic pollutants present.
6-19-85
7-18-85
Jones Sanitation Sludge Disposable County of Dutchess
Inactive disposal area, toxic pollutants present.
6-19-85
7-18-85
Page Industrial Park County of Dutchess
Inactive dump, toxic pollutants present.
6-19-85
7-18-85
F.I.C.A. Landfill Site (formerly Dutchess Sanitation Inactive Portion) County of Dutchess
Inactive landfill, toxic pollutants present.
6-19-85
7-18-85
Sarney Site County of Dutchess
Inactive landfill, toxic pollutants present.
6-19-85
7-18-85
Dutchess Co. Airport Balefill County of Dutchess
Inactive landfill area, toxic pollutants present.
6-19-85
7-18-85
MICA Products (inactive) landfill County of Dutchess
Inactive landfill area, toxic pollutants present.
8-6-85
9-5-85
Great Swamp (Towns of Dover, Pawling, & Vil of Pawling) County of Dutchess
Benefit to human health.
1-10-92
2-8-92
Hamlet of Frost Mills Town of Clinton
Exceptional or unique character.
6-26-87
7-27-87
Hamlet of Pleasant Plains Town of Clinton
Exceptional or unique character.
10-27-87
11-27-87
Hamlet of Clinton Corners Town of Clinton
Exceptional or unique character.
10-27-87
11-27-87
Hamlet of Old Bulls Head Town of Clinton
Exceptional or unique character.
10-27-87
11-27-87
Hamlet of Clinton Hollow Town of Clinton
Exceptional or unique character.
10-27-87
11-27-87
Hamlet of Schultzville Town of Clinton
Exceptional or unique character.
10-27-87
11-27-87
Hamlet of Hibernia Town of Clinton
Exceptional or unique character.
10-27-87
11-27-87
Deuel Hollow Area Town of Dover
Protect water source & natural area.
5-22-86
6-20-86
Aquifer Protection Areas Town of Fishkill
Protect public water supply.
6-8-92
7-8-92
Little Whaley Lake and Watershed Town of Pawling
Unpolluted drinking water source.
8-2-85
9-1-85
Quaker Lake/Deuel Hollow Areas Town of Pawling
Unpolluted drinking water source.
12-10-85
1-8-86
Hurd's Corner Town of Pawling
Significant historical features.
7-29-88
8-27-88
Stissing Mountain Town of Pine Plains
Exceptional or unique character.
1-3-05
2-2-05
Buttercup Farm Sanctuary Town of Stanford
Preserve farmland, wetland & mountain habitat.
3-9-87
4-8-87
Ryder Pond and Cagney Marsh Town of Stanford
Protection of waterfowl.
3-9-87
4-8-87
Bontecou Lake Town of Stanford
Protect migratory & nesting birds.
3-9-87
4-8-87
Millbork Meadow and Associated Wetlands Town of Stanford
Protect wetland.
3-9-87
4-8-87
Snake Hill Town of Stanford
Protect rare plants and animal communities.
3-9-87
4-8-87
Upper Wappinger Town of Stanford
Protect hydrology and water quality, biological and
geological uniqueness, and scenic views.
9-17-92
10-16-92
Wappinger Lake Village of Wappinger Falls
Protection of natural resource.
5-29-98
6-29-98
Hogback Hill Town of Hyde Park
Sensitivity to change & habitat and species protection.
5-8-09
6-7-09
Indian Kill Town of Hyde Park
Sensitivity to change & habitat and species protection.
5-8-09
6-7-09
Maritje Kill Town of Hyde Park
Sensitivity to change & habitat and species protection.
5-8-09
6-7-09
Vanderburgh Cove Town of Hyde Park
Sensitivity to change & habitat and species protection.
5-8-09
6-7-09
Erie Freshwater Wetlands within Town Town of Cheektowaga
Significant and Sensitive Recharge Area
8-30-79
9-29-79
Reinstein Woods - 269 acre Nature Preserve
with 400' wide peripheral buffer
Town of Cheektowaga
Preserve Wildlife and Green Area.
6-27-88
7-27-88
John Stiglmeier Park Town of Cheektowaga
Preserve Wildlife and Green Area.
8-27-91
9-27-91
Cayuga Creek to 100 yr floodplain Town of Cheektowaga
Preserve Wildlife and Green Area.
8-27-91
9-27-91
Eighteen Mile Creek Town of Hamburg
Exceptional or unique character.
4-23-92
5-23-92
Essex Waters and Wetlands of Lake George Lake George Park Commission
Protect the resources of the park.
10-27-88
11-16-88
Kings Jamaica Bay - tributaries, tidal wetlands and regulated adjacent areas. Kings Count
Protect ecosystem & large number of wildlife.
1-2-90
2-1-90
Madison Chittenango Creek Town of Cazenovia
Protection of Unique Natural Resources - Creek.
10-5-09
11-4-09
Cazenovia Lake Town of Cazenovia
Protection of Unique Natural Resources - Lake.
10-5-09
11-4-09
Cazenovia Village Well Head Town of Cazenovia
Protection of Unique Natural Resources - Aquifer.
10-5-09
11-4-09
Monroe Hotel Creek Town of Riga
Trout habitat & may be spawning ground.
2-15-90
3-17-90
Land within 100' of Genesee River Barge Canal, Lake
Ontario or River Gorge except in manufacturing industrial zone.
City of Rochester
Environmentally Sensitive.
2-12-86
3-14-86
Slopes and Crests of the following glacial formations:
Cobbs Hill
Pinnacle Hill
Lesser hills between Conrail ROW and I-590
City of Rochester
Environmentally Sensitive.
2-12-86
3-14-86
Freshwater Wetlands City of Rochester
Environmentally Sensitive.
2-12-86
3-14-86
Nassau Jamaica Bay - tributaries, tidal wetlands and regulated adjacent areas. Nassau County
Protect ecosystem & large number of wildlife.
1-2-90
2-1-90
Onondaga Portions of Nine Mile Creek within Town Town of Camillus
Provide Ground Protection.
8-5-96
9-4-96
The Onondaga Escarpment Nature Corridor Village of Manlius
It's karst topography, inherent hydrological geological.
7-11-07
8-10-07
Certain Real Property in the Town of Manlius Town of Manlius
Environmental sensitivity and unique characteristics.
8-12-09
9-11-09
Ontario Candice and Hemlock Lakes Area Town of Candice
Preserve open space.
4-14-87
5-15-87
All land within village boundaries Village of East Bloomfield
Protect the municipal water supply.
2-5-90
3-7-90
Orange 9 Mile Stretch of Greenwood Lake Village of Greenwood Lake
Natural setting.
9-6-79
10-7-79
Chadwick Lake Reservoir Environs Town of Newburgh
Development threat to public health.
4-21-87
5-21-87
Ridge Preservation Areas Town of Wawaywanda
Preserve ridgelines to reduce erosion.
11-2-93
12-2-93
Oswego Sandy Ponds Town of Sandy Creek
Protect barrier dunes, wetlands, resources.
2-3-87
3-3-87
Putnam Great Swamp (Towns of Patterson and Southeast) Putnam County
Exceptional or unique character.
9-23-88
10-23-88
Queens Jamaica Bay - tributaries, tidal wetlands and regulated adjacent areas. Queens County
Protect ecosystem & large number of wildlife.
1-2-90
2-1-90
Rockland Upper Grandview and Environs Town of Orangetown
Exceptional or unique character.
9-16-88
10-16-88
Historic & Scenic Roads Overlay
Potential Timber Rattlesnake Habitat
Village of Montebello
Exceptional & Unique environmental characteristics
7-6-21
8-6-21
Palisades Slope Village of Piermont
Protect open space and aesthetic.
4-23-85
5-23-85
Sparkill Creek Village of Piermont
Protect open space and aesthetic.
4-23-85
5-23-85
Piermont Pier Village of Piermont
Protect open space and aesthetic.
4-23-85
5-23-85
Hudson River Area Village of South Nyack (Town of Orangetown)
Protection, preservation and enhancement of important aesthetic and
scenic qualities, historic significance, ecology, geology, and hydrological sensitivity.
2-4-98
3-6-98
Run-Off Area Village of South Nyack (Town of Orangetown)
Protection, preservation: Proximity to Steep hillsides, run-off, erosion and drainage issues,
impacts of pollution, noise, and traffic.
2-4-98
3-6-98
Mountainous Area Village of South Nyack (Town of Orangetown)
Protection, preservation: Steepness of slopes, Natural Beauty, Aesthetic and Scenic qualities,
historic, archeological and recreational significance.
2-4-98
3-6-98
Saratoga Loughberry Lake Watershed Area City of Saratoga Springs
Protect Loughberry Lake water supply.
5-14-86
6-13-86
Schenectady Aquifer Area Overlay Zone Town of Rotterdam
Conserve, improve, protect natural resources.
3-6-85
4-5-85
Schoharie Wright Karst Area Town of Wright
Protect water quality.
2-28-97
3-31-97
Schuyler Queen Catharine Wildlife Management Area
Schuyler County
Protection of Plants and Wildlife
12-20-09
1-1-10
Texas Hollow
Schuyler County
Diverse Ecological Habitat
3-31-11
4-30-11
St. Lawrence Great South Woods of the Wilderness Town of Colton
Cultural, historical, recreational, educational value.
10-7-03
10-7-03
Steuben Valley Fill Aquifer Town of Wayland
Primary source of drinking water.
7-11-96
8-12-96
Suffolk Lands contemplated for acquisition by the county, known as:

  • Crab Meadow addition - Huntington
  • Little Plains - Huntington
  • Carlls River, Babylon
  • Nissequogue River addition, Smithtown
  • Fresh Pond Greenbelt - Huntington and Smithtown
  • Bergen Point addition (Bulks Nursery) - Babylon
  • San Sousi Lakes addition - Islip
  • Mill Pond (San Sousi) - Islip
  • Port Jefferson Headlands addition - Brookhaven
  • South Seatauket Woods - Brookhaven
  • Camp Barstow - Brookhaven
  • Carman's River addition - Brookhaven
  • Southaven Park addition - Brookhaven
  • Harborview
  • Terrels River, Brookhaven
  • Peconic River addition, Brookhaven
  • Robins Island - Southold
  • Inlet Pond addition - Southold
  • Orient Point - Southold
  • Pine Barrens adjacent to County Center - Southampton
  • Maple Swamp - Southampton
  • Sears Bellow Red Creek addition - Southampton
  • Dwarf Pine Forest - Southampton
  • Long Pond, Southampton
  • Montauk addition, East Hampton
  • Hither Woods, East Hampton
Suffolk County
Benefit to human health & protect drinking water.
1-11-88
2-10-88
Central Suffolk Pine Barrens Suffolk County
Benefit to human health & protect drinking water.
1-11-88
2-10-88
South Setauket Woods Suffolk County
Benefit to human health & protect drinking water.
1-11-88
2-10-88
Oak Brush Plains Suffolk County
Benefit to human health & protect drinking water.
1-11-88
2-10-88
Scallop Pond in Southampton Suffolk County
Benefit to human health & protect drinking water.
1-11-88
2-10-88
Accabonac Harbor in East Hampton Suffolk County
Benefit to human health & protect drinking water.
1-11-88
2-10-88
Peconic Bay and Environs Suffolk County
Benefit to human health & protect drinking water.
10-14-88
11-13-88
Fishers Island Suffolk County
Benefit to human health & protect drinking water.
2-13-90
3-16-90
Special Groundwater Protection Areas [as required
by Article 55 of ECL filed by
Long Island Regional Planning Board]
  • North Hills Map #1
  • Central Suffolk Map #2
  • Southold Map #3
  • Oak Brush Plains Map #4
  • Hither Hills Map #5
  • South Fork Map #6
  • South Setauket Woods Map #7
  • Oyster Bay Map #8
  • West Hills - Melville Map #9
Suffolk County
Protect groundwater.
3-19-93
4-18-93
Ketcham's Creek Freshwater Wetlands Town of Babylon
Protect creek bed & wildlife habitat.
9-30-88
10-30-88
Santrapoque Creek Freshwater Wetlands Town of Babylon
Protect freshwater wetland floodplain.
9-30-88
10-30-88
Santrapoque Creek Tidal Wetlands Town of Babylon
Protect a tidal wetland.
9-30-88
10-30-88
Wheaty Heights Freshwater Wetlands Town of Babylon
Protect a red maple swamp.
9-30-88
10-30-88
Carlls River Freshwater Wetlands Town of Babylon
Protect freshwater wetland.
9-30-88
10-30-88
Mud Creek Tributary Freshwater Wetlands Town of Babylon
Protect freshwater wetland.
9-30-88
10-30-88
Supwams Creek Town of Babylon
Protect former & remaining wetland.
9-30-88
10-30-88
Route 25A Corridor Town of Brookhaven
Protect public health, open space, wetlands.
2-11-86
3-13-86
Middle Island - Yaphank Town of Brookhaven
Protect public health, open space, wetlands.
2-11-86
3-13-86
Coastal Zone Area South Town of Brookhaven
Protect public health, open space, wetlands.
5-18-87
6-17-87
Water Recharge Overlay District Town of Easthampton
Protect groundwater & drinking water.
1-13-88
2-12-88
Great Edgewood Tract Town of Huntington
WSignificant & sensitive water recharge area.
2-11-86
3-13-86
Tidal Wetlands Village of Quoque
Protection of tidal wetlands.
3-28-86
4-27-86
Tidal Wetlands Town of Southampton
Natural scenic beauty.
1-17-85
2-16-85
Aquifer Protection Overlay District Town of Southampton
Preserve pure water quality.
4-23-84
6-20-84
Shinnecock Indian Contact Period Village Fort Town of Southampton
Protect cultural, historic, archaeological.
10-17-90
11-15-90
Sugar Loaf Hill Shinnecock Indian Burial Ground Town of Southampton
Protect cultural, historic, archaeological.
10-17-90
11-15-90
Cutchoque Harbor Wetlands Town of Southold
Significant coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
2-22-88
3-24-88
Hallock's Bay Town of Southold
Significant coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
2-22-88
3-24-88
Dam Pond Town of Southold
Significant coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
2-22-88
3-24-88
Downs Creek Town of Southold
Significant coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
2-22-88
3-24-88
Orient Creek Town of Southold
Significant coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
2-22-88
3-24-88
West Creek Town of Southold
Significant coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
2-22-88
3-24-88
Richmond Creek and Beach Town of Southold
Significant coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
9-20-88
10-20-88
Brush's Creek Town of Southold
Significant coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
2-6-90
3-9-90
Cedar Beach Creek Town of Southold
Significant coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
2-6-90
3-9-90
Corey Creek Town of Southold
Significant coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
2-6-90
3-9-90
Deep Hole Creek Town of Southold
Significant coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
2-6-90
3-9-90
Goldsmith Inlet Town of Southold
Significant coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
2-6-90
3-9-90
Halls Creek Town of Southold
Significant coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
2-6-90
3-9-90
Goose Creek Town of Southold
Significant coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
2-6-90
3-9-90
Little Creek Town of Southold
Significant coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
2-6-90
3-9-90
Mill Creek Town of Southold
Significant coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
2-6-90
3-9-90
Pipes Cove Creek Town of Southold
Significant coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
2-6-90
3-9-90
Tioga Well Head Protection Area Village of Candor
Protect geologic and hydrologic sensitivity.
10-27-11
11-26-11
Well Head Protection Area Village of Newark Valley
Protect drinking water.
5-10-11
6-9-11
Tompkins Coy Glen Town of Ithaca
Wide variety of botanical species.
1-15-79
2-14-79
Ulster Shawangunk Ridge Town of Shawangunk
Soil type, slope, wildlife habitat.
9-1-89
10-1-89
Wallkill Public Water Supply, Water Shed & Aquifer Town of Shawangunk
Protect water supply.
9-1-89
10-1-89
All State Designated Freshwater Wetlands Town of Woodstock
Protect the wetlands.
10-25-93
11-24-93
Catskill-Shawangunk Greenway Corridor Town of Wawarsing
Wildlife, habitat, ecological corridor connectivity.
7-8-19
8-7-19
Cedar Swamp Town of Wawarsing
Protect wetland and ground/surface water complex, habitat, buffer areas.
7-8-19
8-7-19
Shawangunk Ridge CEA
Town of New Paltz
Exceptional or Unique character.
2-25-22
3-25-22
Zena Woods Town of Woodstock
Exceptional & Unique environmental characteristics.
6-5-23
7-4-23
Warren Round Pond Town of Queensbury
Unique, glacial kettle pond.
11-5-86
12-5-86
Rush Pond Town of Queensbury
Unique pond & wetland of undisturbed beauty.
2-15-87
3-16-87
Glen Lake and Surrounding Area Town of Queensbury
Benefit to human health, natural setting.
10-31-89
11-30-89
Marl Fen at the Floyd Bennett Memorial Airport Town of Queensbury
Unique characteristics.
10-15-15
11-2-15
Waters and Wetlands of Lake George Lake George Park Commission
Protect the resources of the park.
10-17-88
11-16-88
Washington Agriculture District Town of Easton
Unique character of resources.
4-2-84
5-2-84
Wetlands Town of Easton
Unique character of resources.
4-2-84
5-2-84
Battenkill Scenic and Erosion Prone Areas Town of Easton
Unique character of resources.
4-2-84
5-2-84
Waters and Wetlands of Lake George Lake George Park Commission
Protect the resources of the park.
10-17-88
11-16-88
Westchester Westchester County Airport 60 Ldn Noise Contour Westchester County
Exceptional or unique character.
1-2-90
1-31-90
Croton Point Park Westchester County
Exceptional or unique character.
1-2-90
1-31-90
Byram Lake Westchester County
Exceptional or unique character.
1-2-90
1-31-90
Tarrytown Lakes Reservoirs Westchester County
Exceptional or unique character.
1-2-90
1-31-90
Long Island Sound Westchester County
Exceptional or unique character.
1-2-90
1-31-90
County and State Park Lands Westchester County
Exceptional or unique character.
1-2-90
1-31-90
Mianus River Westchester County
Exceptional or unique character.
1-2-90
1-31-90
Mianus Gorge Preserve Westchester County
Exceptional or unique character.
1-2-90
1-31-90
Indian Brook Reservoir Westchester County
Exceptional or unique character.
1-2-90
1-31-90
Larchmont Reservoir & J. G. Johnson Jr. Convservancy Westchester County
Exceptional or unique character.
1-2-90
1-31-90
Poncantino Lakes & Watershed Property Westchester County
Exceptional or unique character.
1-2-90
1-31-90
Hudson River Westchester County
Exceptional or unique character.
1-2-90
1-31-90
Peekskill Hollow Brook Westchester County
Exceptional or unique character.
1-2-90
1-31-90
All Land 500' Peripheral to Amawalk Reservoir Boundary Westchester County
Exceptional or unique character.
1-2-90
1-31-90
County Designated Watershed Properties Westchester County
Exceptional or unique character.
1-2-90
1-31-90
Geographic Area Overlaying the Aquifer Within Town Town of Bedford
Exceptional or unique character.
10-2-84
11-3-84
Juhring Estate Village of Dobbs Ferry
Drainage and open space resource.
12-29-95
1-27-96
Freshwater Wetlands Town of Greenburgh
Protect water and natural area.
10-27-87
11-27-87
Floodplains Town of Greenburgh
Protect water and natural area.
10-27-87
11-27-87
Hilltops at or above 400' elevation Town of Greenburgh
Preserve open space.
6-10-93
7-10-93
East Creek Village of Larchmont
Protect aesthetic beauty.
1-23-89
2-21-89
Larchmont Reservoir Sheldrake Leatherstocking FWW Complex Town of Mamaroneck
Important coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
8-31-89
9-30-89
Premium River - Pine Brook Wetlands Complex Town of Mamaroneck
Important coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
8-31-89
9-30-89
The Hommocks Salt Marh Complex Town of Mamaroneck
Important coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
8-16-89
9-16-89
East Creek Town of Mamaroneck
Important coastal fish & wildlife habitat.
8-16-89
9-16-89
Otter Creek Village of Mamaroneck
Protect water and natural area.
11-24-80
12-25-80
Guion Creek Village of Mamaroneck
Protect water and natural area.
11-24-80
12-25-80
Magid Pond Village of Mamaroneck
Protect water and natural area.
11-24-80
12-25-80
Van Amringe Mill Pond Village of Mamaroneck
Protect water and natural area.
11-24-80
12-25-80
Mamaroneck Reservoir Village of Mamaroneck
Protect water and natural area.
1-4-85
2-2-85
Hampshire Country Club Village of Mamaroneck
Protect water and natural area.
1-4-85
2-2-85
Hommock's Conservation Area Village of Mamaroneck
Protect water and natural area.
1-4-85
2-2-85
Baldwin Place Area Town of Somers
Difficulties with potable water source.
8-27-90
9-26-90
Tarrytown Lakes Watershed Area Village of Tarrytown
Protect water resources.
11-30-83
12-29-83
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