2019 Map of Dalmatia

About this map

The Susquehanna River dominates this central Pennsylvania landscape, carving a wide path through the ridges of Snyder and Northumberland counties. Along its western bank, the historic river corridor is defined by the S Susquehanna Trl and a string of riverside communities including Port Trevorton, Chapman, and McKees Half Falls. The river itself is punctuated by significant landforms such as Browns Island and Zeigler Island, which sit opposite the town of Dalmatia on the eastern shore. To the east, the terrain rises sharply toward Hooflander Mtn and Fisher Ridge. Inland from the river, the map reveals a traditional rural settlement pattern of small hamlets like Meiserville, Aline, and Verdilla, connected by a network of valley roads like Neitz Valley Rd and Trout Valley Rd. This 2019 survey documents the enduring geography of the Susquehanna Valley, from its upland farms to the Norfolk Southern rail line following the river's curve.