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What is the Triple Divide? It is a "hydrological apex" where water that starts on the farm splits off into the Gulf of Mexico, the North Atalantic and the Atlantic Ocean. Rare opportunity to own the only privately held Triple Divide on the North American Continent. This 646-acre working farm and ranch offers limitless possibilities for continuing the farming tradition or future investment and development. Overlooking the lush green Allegheny and Genesee River Valleys, this property is country living at its finest. Wild deer, bear, and turkey roam free amongst the white pine and mixed hardwood forests. A farmhouse from 1890 and a newer residence give you a place to rest your head while you envision your property's next rendition. Its history as a regenerative farm has helped rebuild and restore the biodiversity of the soil, reduce the carbon footprint, and improve the water cycle. These practices have done their part to preserve the gorgeous landscape that surrounds you. The Triple Divide Farms: A Living Seneca Origin Legend A story is told by the Seneca people of a wise chief named Nahimen who was gifted with the power of prophecy. A widower, Nahimen foresaw the future of his three daughters and was saddened to discover they would fall-in with wicked men and corrupted associates, their futures ruined. Assisted by the wisdom of his wife's spirit, Nahimen realized the only way to save his daughters was to transform them into "something everlasting such as a tree, a rock, or a river." He was counseled to visit an aging sorceress who could work the magic. Nahimen chose the shape of a river for his daughters, knowing it would flow on forever and ensure their immortality. All three children accepted their fate, believing it to be a wise course of action. And so it was that the three daughters were transformed by the sorceress into three springs: Gay-nay-sayo (Genesee), Allie-gay-nay (Allegheny), and Tya-dahg-tun (Tiadaghton, or Pine Creek: the largest tributary of the Susquehanna). Chief Nahimen died a happy man and legend says he was buried on the farm, atop headwaters mountain, close to where the three springs still flow out of the ground.
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