2013 Map of Freeburg

About this map

Freeburg and the agricultural valleys of Snyder County define this landscape along the Susquehecka Cr and Middle Cr. The settlement pattern reflects a deeply rooted rural economy, where small villages like Kratzerville and Kreamer are connected by a network of winding local roads and runs. Significant topographic relief is provided by Middle Creek Mountain, which separates the northern valley drainage of Monongahela Cr from the southern reaches of Dry Run. Historical transportation corridors are evidenced by names like Meiser Station and Pawling Station, while industrial history is noted at Globe Mills. This modern survey documents the persistence of these small communities and named ridges, which continue to anchor the region's geography between the larger watercourses of Penns Cr and Tuscarora Cr.