2010 Map of Hammett

About this map

Hammett serves as a central junction in this rural landscape, where several major local roads converge near the Mount Calvary Cemetery. The terrain is defined by the headwaters of numerous waterways, notably the Fourmile Creek and Sixmile Creek flowing north toward the lake, while the East Branch LeBoeuf Creek drains the southern fields. The presence of several named road intersections, such as Bogus Corners, Weeds Corners, and Yaple Corners, reflects a traditional crossroads settlement pattern typical of Erie County. To the north, the Behrend Campus Pennsylvania State University marks a shift toward institutional land use, while landmarks like the Kuhl Road Speedway and Gospel Hill Golf Course indicate local recreation hubs. In the southeast, the area around Lake Pleasant and its namesake Lake Pleasant Corners remains a distinct topographical low point, managed in part by the Siegel Marsh Dam to the north.