2013 Map of Burnside

About this map

Glen Campbell and Burnside anchor this detailed study of the upper W Br Susquehanna River valley, where the landscape is defined by the convergence of several major creek systems. The geography reveals a legacy of rail-linked industry, evidenced by points like Dowler Junction and Cush Creek Junction that once facilitated movement through the narrow valleys of Cush Cr and Rock Run. Smaller settlements such as Arcadia, Lochvale, and Patchinville are connected by a network of winding roads including Keener Rd and Glenwood Ave, tracing the contours of the high ground between watersheds. To the south, recreation and local history meet at the Chetremon Golf Course and the vicinity of Rowley Cemetery Rd, while Mount Airlie provides a prominent natural landmark overlooking the river's winding path as it flows toward the northeast corner of the quadrangle.