2013 Map of Hartleton

About this map

The Laurelton State Village complex and its accompanying Laurelton State Village Farms anchor the western valley of this 2013 topographic study. This central Pennsylvania landscape is defined by a series of prominent ridges and gaps, including Seven Notch Mountain, Bake Oven Mountain, and the narrow passage of Fourteenmile Narrows to the north. Settlement is concentrated along the historic east-west corridor of the Old Turnpike Rd, where the towns of Hartleton, Laurelton, Swengel, and Millmont are situated between the high ground and the winding course of Penns Creek. The map reveals a complex water system supporting the region, from the Mifflinburg Reservoir tucked against Jones Mountain to the curiously named The Little Bubbler near Halfway Lake. Numerous mountain gaps like Buffalo Gap and Stitzer Gap indicate the natural transit points used by local roads to navigate the steep topography of the Bald Eagle State Forest region.