2016 Map of Clarendon

About this map

Old Clarendon and Clarendon form a distinct residential cluster along the western edge of the Allegheny National Forest, a region defined by its narrow valleys and high ridges. The landscape is marked by the path of the West Branch Tionesta Creek, which feeds into the Cranberry Swamp south of the main settlements. To the north, the river system opens into Shipmans Eddy and passes a series of small islands, including Knight Island, Wardwell Island, and Harmon Island. This modern survey illustrates the proximity of industrial infrastructure like the Kinzua Pumped Storage Reservoir to small communities such as Tiona and Stoneham. Local genealogy is anchored by landmarks like Snyder Cem near the northern boundary, while topographic features like Possum Hollow and Stone Hill highlight the deep-cut terrain that has dictated the area’s development and transportation routes along Kinzua Rd and Hemlock Rd.