2010 Map of Grover

About this map

Grover and Chemung anchor the northern landscape of this region, where the terrain is defined by the significant rise of Ellenton Mountain. The area is characterized by a network of high-elevation plateaus and steep creek valleys, including the drainages of Towanda Creek and Schrader Creek. Small settlements and naming conventions like Maple Summit and Tompkins Corners suggest a history of upland farming and timbering. To the south, the village of Masten sits at the confluence of several mountain runs, including Pleasant Stream and Bear Run. A notable geographic landmark, Devils Elbow, marks a sharp turn in the topography between the highland ridges. The presence of the Tompkins Corners Vista indicates the significance of the overlook points in this part of Bradford and Lycoming counties, while various local roads such as the S&NY RD hint at the historical transport routes that once connected these isolated mountain communities.