§ 1377. Ogdensburg and Waddington port districts. There are hereby
created and established two districts: the Ogdensburg port district and
the Waddington port district. The Ogdensburg port district shall embrace
the city of Ogdensburg and the town of Lisbon and the town of
Oswegatchie; a strip of land five hundred feet in width in the towns of
Madrid and Potsdam, in the county of St. Lawrence, being two hundred
fifty feet on each side of the center line of that portion of the
Rutland railway corporation right-of-way line extending from the city of
Ogdensburg to the village of Norwood, town of Potsdam, which portion
commences at the bounds of the said two-mile area and terminates at
Rutland railway corporation chaining station 1325+48 and a further strip
of land five hundred feet in width in the towns of Canton and DeKalb in
the county of St. Lawrence, being two hundred fifty feet on each side of
the center line of that portion of the Penn Central transportation
company right-of-way extending from the city of Ogdensburg to the town
of DeKalb which portion commences at the bounds of the said two mile
area and terminates at Penn Central transportation company chaining
station 0+0 (mile post 0.0) and all lands and water under and in the St.
Lawrence river lying or situated within the boundaries of the city of
Ogdensburg subject to the right, title, interest and control of the
state under the constitution or any law of the state of New York and
subject to the right, title, interest and control of the United States
under any law of the United States of America. The Waddington port
district should embrace the village of Waddington, and all lands and
water under and in the St. Lawrence river and Little river bounded on
the east by the northerly extension of the village of Waddington
easterly bounds, on the west by the northerly extension of the village
of Waddington westerly bounds and on the north by the international
boundary line between Canada and the United States excluding therefrom
Ogden island and all lands and water under and in the St. Lawrence river
lying to the north of Ogden island; and a strip of land five hundred
feet in width in the towns of Waddington, Madrid, Louisville and Norfolk
being two hundred and fifty feet on each side of the center line of the
Norwood and St. Lawrence railroad company extending from the village of
Waddington, to and including the village of Norwood and an industrial
site of approximately 40 acres adjacent to Norwood and St. Lawrence
railroad company mile post number two, subject to the right, title,
interest and control of the state under the constitution or any law of
the state of New York and subject to the right, title, interest and
control of the United States under any law of the United States of
America.