2013 Map of Jackson Summit

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Tioga River flows north toward the Pennsylvania-New York border, anchoring a valley defined by early transport corridors and small river-bottom settlements. This 2013 survey illustrates the modern configuration of rural communities such as Lawrenceville, Tioga Junction, and Mitchell Creek, where the landscape transitions from the broad floodplains of the river to the high, segmented uplands of Buck Hill and Rowe Hill. The topography is etched by numerous drainages like Mutton Lane Cr and Painter Run, which cut deep through naming-rich terrain like Buckwheat Hollow and Dark Hollow. To the south, the Tioga Reservoir marks a significant alteration to the natural river course, while the network of secondary roads such as Button Hill Rd and Tower Hill Rd provides access to the higher elevations of Jackson Summit and Gobblers Knob, reflecting a rural residential and agricultural pattern that has persisted along the state line.