2019 Map of Hooversville
USGS Topo · Published 2019About this map
The Stonycreek River winds through this section of Somerset County, where the valley topography defines a string of tight-knit settlements. From the industrial corridors of Hooversville and Hollsopple to the smaller hamlets of Seanor and Blough, the landscape reflects a heritage of river-oriented development and mountain transit. The massive Quemahoning Reservoir dominates the western half of the sheet, its irregular shoreline reaching into the valleys formed by Twomile Run and Higgins Run.
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