Geography
The northern part of the island is on the international border between the United States and Canada. Grindstone Island is in the west end of the St. Lawrence River in between Wellesley and Wolfe Islands. It is one of the larger of the Thousand Islands. In the middle of the island is a bay which divides the island almost in two. There is a small bridge over the bay.
The island is 1.273 miles (closest point) from Clayton, New York.
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