1966 Map of Lakeville

About this map

Lake Wallenpaupack and the lake-studded uplands of Wayne and Pike counties define this mid-century landscape. The area is characterized by an intricate network of glacial ponds and small settlements such as Lakeville and Lake Ariel. Cultural and community markers are scattered throughout the region, including the St Marys Ch and Little Chapel, alongside the Tisdale Cem. The 1980s-era revisions reveal localized developments like the Drive-in Theater near Pink and a Boy Scout Camp along the shores of Goose Pond. The presence of the Wangum Trail and various gravel pits suggests a landscape transitioning between rural industry and seasonal recreation. Water dominates the geography, with features ranging from the expansive Paupackan Lake to the more secluded Lake Lacawac and Moc-a-Tek Lake.