1965 Map of Cammal

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Pine Creek carves a deep valley through the high plateaus of Lycoming County, serving as the central artery for transport and topography in this part of the Tiadaghton State Forest. The village of Cammal sits at a critical junction where several mountain runs meet the main creek, anchored by the Penn Central rail line that follows the water's edge. This 1965 field-checked survey highlights a landscape dominated by conservation and recreation, including State Game Lands No 75 and State Game Lands No 68. While much of the area is densely forested with hollows like Gibson Hollow and O'Brian Hollow, small settlements and clearings such as Beulah Land, Okome, and Hilborn persist. Cultural landmarks include Lebo Vista and Ross Siding, providing evidence of the region's long-standing connection to both timber history and early rail infrastructure.