1934 Map of Coudersport

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The upper Allegheny River and Oswayo Creek systems define this landscape in Potter County, where narrow valleys dictate the path of settlement and industry during the early 1930s. The regional hub of Coudersport sits at the confluence of several streams, served by the Coudersport & Port Allegany RR. The map reveals a dense network of one-room schoolhouses, such as Plank Road Sch and Greenman Hill Sch, distributed to serve the farming families living in the অসংখ্য named hollows like Wokeley Hollow and Bunker Hol. Timber and transit are evident in the path of the Buffalo and Susquehanna RR and the Fire Tower atop Crandall Hill. From the borough of Shinglehouse to the small village of Roulette, the terrain is deeply dissected, with nearly every drainage supporting a named road or small community such as Hebron Center or East Sharon.