2019 Map of Auburn Center

About this map

Auburn Center and its surrounding hamlets occupy a landscape of complex drainage and distinct ridges in this 2019 survey of Susquehanna County. The settlement pattern is defined by upland plateaus and narrow creek valleys, with West Auburn, South Auburn, Retta, and Rushboro serving as local hubs connected by a network of state routes and township roads. Water features are abundant, ranging from the sizeable Tuscarora Lake in the north to numerous smaller bodies like Crescent Lake, Nick Pond, and Lott Pond. Genealogists and local historians will find value in the location of the Bolles Cem near Round Top, as well as the naming of family-related landmarks such as Coburn Hill and Robert Swamp. The map also captures the tri-county junction where Susquehanna, Bradford, and Wyoming counties meet, highlighting how the terrain influenced administrative boundaries.