2016 Map of Dalmatia

About this map

Susquehanna River islands and riverbank settlements define this portion of central Pennsylvania along the borders of Snyder and Northumberland counties. The river corridor is anchored by Port Trevorton and Dalmatia, where the S Susquehanna Trl and rail infrastructure parallel the water. Inland, the landscape transitions into a series of agricultural valleys, including Pleasant Valley, Flint Valley, and Trout Valley, separated by prominent ridges like Fisher Ridge. Small rural communities such as Meiserville, Hoffer, and Pallas are connected by a network of local roads that follow the winding paths of North Branch Mahantango Creek and its tributaries. The map captures the enduring rural settlement patterns of the region, from the riverside ferry history at McKees Half Falls to the upland farms near Verdilla.