2016 Map of Coudersport

About this map

Coudersport occupies the lower right quadrant of this survey, situated at the confluence of several vital waterways including Mill Cr and the Allegheny River. The landscape is defined by a dense network of named hollows and hills that influenced the layout of early rural roads. To the south, Olmsted sits near the Saint Eulalias Cem, while the northern reaches include the settlement of Hebron and high points like Negro Hill and Crandal Hill. The terrain dictates a complex drainage pattern where Dingman Run and Whitney Cr cut through the high ground. Local transit and infrastructure are evidenced by the Ranch Aero Airport and several ridge-top thoroughfares like Maple Ridge Rd. This 2016 record reflects a classic Appalachian valley settlement pattern where town development is tightly constrained by the surrounding steep hollows, such as Kavanaugh Hollow and Hogpen Hollow.