Tirrel Pond

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Tirrel Pond
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Tirrel Pond with Tirrell Mountain located directly behind.
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Tirrel Pond
Location within New York
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Tirrel Pond
Tirrel Pond (the United States)
Location Hamilton County, New York
Coordinates 43°53′00″N74°22′14″W / 43.8832315°N 74.3704735°W / 43.8832315; -74.3704735 Coordinates: 43°53′00″N74°22′14″W / 43.8832315°N 74.3704735°W / 43.8832315; -74.3704735 , 43°53′03″N74°22′30″W / 43.8842881°N 74.3750444°W / 43.8842881; -74.3750444 [1]
Type Lake
Basin  countries United States
Surface area145 acres (0.59 km2) [1]
Surface elevation1,919 feet (585 m) [1]
Settlements Blue Mountain Lake (hamlet)

Tirrel Pond is a lake located northeast of the Hamlet of Blue Mountain Lake, New York. Tirrell Mountain is located northeast and Blue Mountain is located west-southwest of the lake.

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