2019 Map of Hartleton

About this map

Hartleton and Swengel anchor the southern corridor of this central Pennsylvania landscape, where the valley floor transitions into the dense ridges of the Bald Eagle State Forest. The terrain is defined by dramatic geological features like Fourteenmile Narrows and The Gooseneck, while the hydrography is marked by unique water sources such as The Little Bubbler and Boiling Spring. The map reveals a complex network of timber and mountain trails, including the Black Gap Trail and Fallen Timber Trail, which navigate the steep elevations of Bake Oven Mtn and Buffalo Mtn. For genealogists, the proximity of Hartleton Cem and Old Cedar Cem to the early settlements along the Old Turnpike Rd offers a clear view of the historic community layout before the modern era, situated just north of Penns Creek.