Cartwright Island Images
KEEP OUT signs partially submerged under water. I believe people should be able to visit this spit of land as they used to before 2006.
Signs on Cartwright Island are in the water, well below the wrack line.
Signs on Cartwright Island are in the water, well below the wrack line.
KEEP OUT signs are clearly below the high tide line.
Signs on Cartwright Island are in the water, well below the wrack line.
Signs on Cartwright Island are in the water, well below the wrack line.
Signs on Cartwright Island are in the water, well below the wrack line.
Signs on Cartwright Island are in the water, well below the wrack line.
CHARTS and MAPS
Historical Charts Showing Cartwright Island as Separate from Gardiner's Island
Early Nautical Chart from U.S. Geological Survey
Early Nautical Chart from U.S. Geological Survey
Early Nautical Chart from U.S. Geological Survey
Early Nautical Chart from U.S. Geological Survey
Early Nautical Chart from U.S. Geological Survey
Early Nautical Chart from U.S. Geological Survey
Early Nautical Chart from U.S. Geological Survey
Early Nautical Chart from U.S. Geological Survey
Early Nautical Chart from U.S. Geological Survey
Early Nautical Chart from U.S. Geological Survey
Early Nautical Chart from U.S. Geological Survey
Early Nautical Chart from U.S. Geological Survey
Early Nautical Chart from U.S. Geological Survey
Close up of language from deed between Gardiner and the Montauk Indians.
Early Charts of Long Island
Thornton Map 1685
Thornton Map 1685, Detail
Earliest Known Survey of Gardiner's Island from 1722 showing Gardiner's Island, but not including the beaches.