2010 Map of Cameron

About this map

The Driftwood Branch Sinnemahoning Creek carves a winding path through this central Pennsylvania landscape, dictated by the sharp elevations of Tunnel Hill and Grove Hill. The settlement of Cameron sits at a strategic bend in the creek, while the community of Sterling Run is established further south where its namesake waterway meets the main branch. This 2010 topographic record highlights the deeply recessed hollows that define local geography, including May Hollow and Parker Hollow. Genealogy and local history are preserved at sites like Pine Saint Cemetery and Wyle Cemetery, located near the creek banks. Recreational and utility features such as the Wayside Memorial State Forest Picnic Area and Snyder Airport indicate the modern land use within these narrow valleys, which remain dominated by the creek's drainage system and steep ridges like Huston Hill.