2010 Map of Bullis Mills
USGS Topo · Published 2010About this map
Sartwell Oil Field and numerous named hollows define this borderland where Pennsylvania and New York meet along the Allegheny River. The landscape is a complex network of narrow valleys and ridges, with drainage patterns flowing through McCrea Run, Barden Brook, and Newell Creek. Small settlements like Ceres and Bullis Mills occupy the river bends and creek junctions, reflecting a long history of water-dependent industry and local commerce.
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