2016 Map of Cogan Station

About this map

Lycoming Creek carves a deep valley through the high ridges of north-central Pennsylvania, anchoring a corridor of historic settlements that includes Cogan Station and Hepburnville. This 2016 survey shows the transition from the mountain peaks of Nail Factory Mtn and Bobst Mtn to the residential outskirts of northern Williamsport. The landscape is defined by its steep topography, with named hollows like Losch Hollow and Fisher Hollow feeding into the creek valley. Development is concentrated in the southern sections, where neighborhoods like Vallamont Hills and Grampian Hills sit on the rising ground above the city. In the rural north, the map preserves the location of the Stolz Cem and the small hamlet of Balls Mills, reflecting the region's long-standing pattern of valley-floor agriculture and high-altitude timberlands.