2010 Map of Hammersley Fork

About this map

The settlement of Hammersley Fork and the village of Leidy are the primary focal points of this northern Pennsylvania survey. Situated along the winding course of Kettle Creek, the landscape is defined by its deep drainages and named ridges, including Trout Run Mountain and The Bunk. The map reveals a high density of named hollows, such as Beer Keg Hollow, Wheeler Hollow, and Summerson Hollow, which often bear the names of early resident families. For genealogists, the location of the McCoy Cemetery and Summerson Cemetery provides precise coordinates for local family history research. In the southeast, Kettle Creek Lake marks a significant hydrological feature, while the Beech Bottom Natural Area preserves a stretch of the namesake waterway near the Clinton and Potter county border. The drainage network is particularly intricate here, with numerous named branches like John Summerson Branch and Nelson Branch feeding into the main valley.