2010 Map of Cammal

About this map

Pine Creek carves a deep valley through this portion of Pennsylvania, shaping a landscape defined by narrow hollows and high vistas. The settlement of Cammal serves as a central point along the creek, while smaller hamlets like Okome, Bluestone, and Beulah Land are scattered across the upland plateaus and secondary drainages. This 2010 survey highlights a region dedicated to conservation and remote recreation, marked by the Wolf Run Wild Area and the Bark Cabin Natural Area. Transportation history is evident along the creek bed at Ross Siding, a remnant of the rail infrastructure that once serviced the timber and mining interests of the canyon. Genealogists can find specific burial sites at the Okome Cemetery and Bluestone Cemetery, which remain as anchored points of local history. High-altitude perspectives such as Lebo Vista and Big Trail Vista provide sweeping views of the rugged drainages of Trout Run and Miller Run.