
Muddy Creek carves a winding path through the southeastern York County landscape, defining the boundaries between Chanceford, Lower Chanceford, and Fawn townships. This 1992 revision, based on earlier surveys, captures a predominantly rural network of crossroads settlements and small hamlets connected by a maze of runs and branches. The eastern edge is anchored by the Susquehanna River and Lake Aldred, where the Indian Steps Museum stands near Bair Island. The map is particularly useful for genealogical research, identifying numerous local landmarks such as Guinston Ch, McKendree Ch, and Chanceford Cem. From the junction at Muddy Creek Forks to the northern village of Brogue, the map details the transition from high ridgeline farms to the deep valleys formed by Otter Creek and South Fork.
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