2013 Map of Glen Richey

About this map

Clearfield Creek carves a winding path through the center of this landscape, its tight oxbows defining the topography between the scattered settlements of Knox Township. The map captures the region's industrial and rural character, with Carbon Mine Rd and Coal Rd hinting at the subsurface resources that shaped these communities. To the north, The Narrows and Clover Hill rise above the confluence of smaller tributaries, while numerous bridges such as Porters Bridge and Litz Bridge connect the early thoroughfares. Small, distinct hamlets like Oshanter, Mitchells, and Glen Richey are distributed along the ridge-top roads, reflecting a settlement pattern tied to the rugged terrain and coal-mining history of the Pennsylvania heartland. Farther south, the road network links Kellytown and Boardman near the headwaters of Little Potts Run, showing the enduring footprint of these central Pennsylvania villages.