Anthony Kill

The will of Robert Livingston, dated 1728, refers to "a creek commonly called Anthony's kill.

In the short spring snowmelt season it is "a class II run with several named rapids."

[6] Outside of the spring season, "Anthony Kill is a slow moving marshy river that bends and meanders.

"[7] In 2014 The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) opened a boat launch or the west side of Round Lake, replacing an informal launch site, which provides access to the Anthony Kill.

At a later time the Mohawk became established in its present course, and the Anthony kill, draining the old channel as far back as the divide at the head of Ballston Lake, is the shrunken remnant of the much larger stream through whose erosive work the present relatively large valley was formed.