2013 Map of Auburn Center

About this map

Auburn Center serves as the central hub of this Susquehanna County landscape, where small hamlets and agricultural intersections define the community structure. The terrain is shaped by numerous water bodies and small drainage systems, including Tuscarora Lake in the northwest and a network of ponds such as White Pond, Carlin Pond, and Nick Pond. Significant topographical features like Round Top and Shannon Hill rise above the winding creeks, while local life centers around named junctions like Scranton Corners, Harris Corners, and Angle Corners. The distribution of these settlements along routes like Meshoppen Creek Rd and Crescent Lake Rd reflects a long-standing rural settlement pattern. The area is heavily defined by its waterways, particularly the branches of Little Meshoppen Cr and Tuscarora Cr, which provided the foundational geography for the development of West Auburn and South Auburn.