2019 Map of Campbell

About this map

The Cohocton River valley forms the primary corridor of movement through this part of Steuben County, where the village of Campbell serves as a central hub. Settlement patterns closely follow the river's path and its various tributaries, such as Wolf Run and McNutt Run. This late-2010s survey shows a landscape defined by sharp transitions between the fertile valley floor and the high, wooded ridges of Burr Hollow and Beeman Hollow. To the southeast, Coopers Plains and the Corning-Painted Post Airport indicate the increasing density near the Chemung County border. Local genealogy is well-preserved across numerous burial sites, including Riverside Cem and Hope Cem, while the modern industrial and educational footprint is represented by facilities like Boces. Traditional landmarks, such as the Smith Road Bridge and several named creeks like Meads Creek, reflect a persistent connection to the river-based geography of the Southern Tier.