1965 Map of Cogan Station

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Lycoming Creek carves a deep valley through this mid-1960s Pennsylvania landscape, serving as the primary corridor for both the Pennsylvania railroad and U.S. 15. The settlement pattern is concentrated along this waterway, transitioning from the dense residential grid of northern Williamsport into a series of smaller hamlets such as Cogan Station, Hepburnville, and Haleeka. The transition from urban to rural is sharp, with the northern reaches of the map dominated by named peaks like Scofield Mountain and Bobst Mountain.