65 or over. Note: The census counts prisoners based on where they are incarcerated. With two all-male state prisons in Comstock, the data presented is likely to be skewed in comparison with the general town population and the population of neighboring non-prison towns, particularly with regard to ethnicity and the female:male ratio, because a disproportionate percentage of the prison population is male and black or Hispanic. Communities and locations in the Town of Fort Ann Communities Comstock – A hamlet near the intersection of US-4 and NY-22; originally a shipping center founded by Peter Comstock, now the site of two state prisons (Great Meadow Correctional Facility and Washington Correctional Facility). Fort Ann – A village located in the southeastern part of the town on US-4 and NY-149. Furnace Hollow – A historic location in the town. Hogtown – An early name for the western part of the town, it is a hamlet west of South Bay hamlet, south of Sleeping Beauty, and northeast of Crossett Pond. The name is derived from farmers having let hogs forage freely. Johnnycake Corners – A historic location in the town. Kattskill Bay – A hamlet on the shore of Lake George, at and including the northeasternmost area of Queensbury. Pilot Knob – A hamlet on the shore of Lake George at the northern end of County Road 32. It is part of a larger community, East Lake George, which includes the northernmost part of the Town of Queensbury. East Lake George attempted to incorporate as a village, a measure rejected by voters in 2010. Shelving Rock – A hamlet on the shore of Lake George, northwest of Shelving Rock Mountain and Shelving Rock Brook. South Bay – A hamlet on County Road 16 in the northern part of the town by South Bay Creek. Tripoli – A hamlet near the southern town line. West Fort Ann – A hamlet in the southwestern part of the town. Geographic locations Buck Mountain – An elevation east of the Pilot Knob community. At , it is the highest mountain in the town. Copeland Pond – A small lake east of Hadlock Pond. Crossett Pond – A lake east of Pilot Knob Mountain. Fort Ann mountains – High ground in the eastern part of the town. Hadlock Pond – A man-made reservoir north of West Fort Ann, also known as Lake Hadlock. The Hadlock Pond dam was reconstructed