2010 Map of Kunkletown

About this map

Kunkletown sits at the foot of Chestnut Ridge, serving as a central hub where Buckwha Creek and Aquashicola Creek converge. The landscape is defined by its deep-rooted rural network, where numerous small crossroads and hamlets like Fiddletown, Point Phillip, and Rossland are connected by a web of historic family-named roads such as Christman Rd and Kuehner Ln. This 2010 topographic record captures the area's intricate water systems, from the Water Supply Dam near Slatefield to the headwaters of Hokendauqua Creek and Monocacy Creek. To the south, the village of Chapman and the nearby Fairview Cemetery highlight the enduring community structures of Northampton County. The transition from the high ridges to the creek-fed valleys illustrates a classic Pennsylvania development pattern, with scattered settlements like Youngsville and Emanuelsville established along the fertile drainage basins.