2013 Map of Erie South

About this map

Lake Erie defines the northern edge of this urban and suburban landscape, where the waters of Mill Creek and Walnut Creek flow toward the Great Lakes. This 2013 survey captures the dense street grid of southern Erie as it gives way to residential developments like Glenwood and Chestnut Hill. The presence of the Mill Creek Tube reflects significant local engineering efforts to manage the city's waterways. To the south, the landscape opens into varied recreational and community spaces, including the Glenwood Park Zoo and the Erie Municipal Golf Course. Historically significant nodes like Dock Junction and Kearsarge are clearly marked, showing the evolution of these former transport and settlement hubs into the modern suburban fabric. The map also traces the headwaters of LeBoeuf Creek and Elk Creek, marking the divide between the lake drainage and the southern interior.