1965 Map of Cammal

About this map

Cammal sits at the base of the Pine Creek Gorge, serving as a central point where several drainage branches meet the main waterway in Lycoming County. The mid-1960s landscape is defined by the heavy presence of public conservation and hunting grounds, including Tiadaghton State Forest and large tracts of State Game Lands No 68 and State Game Lands No 75. Transportation through this steep terrain is facilitated by the Penn Central rail line, which follows the winding course of Pine Creek past riverside stops like Ross Siding and Bluestone.