1965 Map of Cammal

About this map

Pine Creek cuts a deep path through the Tiadaghton State Forest in this mid-1960s survey of Lycoming County. The settlement of Cammal serves as a focal point along the river, where the New York Central railroad tracks follow the water's edge through the Gorge. This area is defined by its dramatic topographic relief and extensive protected lands, including State Game Lands No 68 and State Game Lands No 75. Evidence of upland habitation and local industry appears at small clearings like Beulah Land, Okome, and a Quarry near the village. The map detail highlights the intersection of early transportation and resource extraction, with features such as Ross Siding and Lebo Vista providing specific coordinates for genealogical and historical research. A network of primitive roads, including Old Township Road and Schoolhouse Road, connects these isolated forest outposts.