2013 Map of Beavertown

About this map

Beavertown and the village of Troxelville anchor this 2013 study of the Central Pennsylvania landscape, where agricultural valleys are defined by the high, parallel ridges of Booney Mountain and Grass Mountain. The drainage pattern is complex, with Middle Cr and its tributaries like N Br Middle Cr and Moyers Mill Run cutting through the gaps. Human activity is clustered along Route 235, which connects the northern settlement of Glen Iron on Penns Cr to the larger community of Beavertown in the south. Notable local landmarks include Walker Lake, Gilfert Airport, and the seasonal Camp Loka, reflecting a mix of aviation, recreation, and rural residence. Traditional mountain gaps like Schrader Gap and Breininger Gap continue to dictate the local road network, such as Swift Run Rd and Troxelville Rd, tracing paths through the rugged topography.