2013 Map of Cochranton

About this map

Cochranton serves as the primary hub of this Crawford County landscape, situated where the Little Sugar Creek meets French Creek. The region is defined by a dense network of rural crossroads and historical landing sites, such as Shaws Landing and Shaws Corners, reflecting the traditional settlement patterns of northwestern Pennsylvania. A notable hydrologic feature is Tamarack Lake, a long, narrow reservoir that dominates the northwest quadrant, while Conneaut Outlet provides drainage to the west. The map also identifies numerous family-named junctions, including McNamaras Corners, Kantz Corners, and Stockton Corners, which indicate longstanding agricultural land divisions. Distinctive natural landmarks like Pine Knoll and Round Knob rise above the drainage basins of Mud Run and Deckard Run, while the Ponce de Leon Spring near the northern border suggests localized natural interests within this intricate creek system.