2010 Map of Hillsgrove

About this map

Hillsgrove sits as a central settlement within a landscape defined by the deep incisions of Loyalsock Creek and its many tributaries. The area is characterized by dramatic topographic relief, featuring the Loyalsock Creek Gorge and the Kettle Creek Gorge Natural Area, which highlight the erosion patterns of the Allegheny Plateau. Small clusters of habitation like Ogdonia, Plunkett, and Wissingers are scattered along the narrow valley floors, connected by winding routes such as Old Sock Rd and Covered Bridge Rd. High points like High Knob and Gooseberry Hill provide significant elevation above the stream beds, with landmarks like Hoagland Vista and the High Knob Overlook offering vantage points over the drainage basins. Significant water features including Angel Falls Waterfall and the quiet waters of Hunters Lake in the southeast corner illustrate the diverse hydrologic character of Sullivan County.