1959 Map of Huntley

About this map

Moshannon State Forest dominates this landscape on the border of Elk and Clearfield counties, where the high plateaus of Pennsylvania are etched by deep drainages like Medix Run and Little Laurel Run. In the late 1950s, this region was a focus of natural resource extraction, evidenced by the numerous Gas Well labels and several Mines scattered across the ridges. The terrain is defined by its recreation and conservation land, including a portion of Parker Dam State Park and the expansive Goshen State Game Lands No 94. Historic transit routes such as the Caledonia Pike and Huntley Road follow the contours of the high ground, providing access to landmarks like Panther Rocks and the distinctive spine of Chestnut Ridge. The map illustrates a transitional period when energy infrastructure, such as the prominent Pipeline corridors, began to cross these protected forest lands.