1946 Map of Lenoxville

About this map

Tunkhannock Creek and its many tributaries define the topography of this Susquehanna County region, where the East Branch Tunkhannock Creek joins the main waterway near Glenwood. The landscape is a network of ridges and isolated peaks, including Hickory Ridge, Gunn Hill, and Cobble Hill, which shaped the development of rural settlements like Lenoxville and West Lenox. This survey reflects the mid-century agrarian and residential character of the area, punctuated by small community landmarks such as the West Lenox Ch and Maplewood Cem. Local educational history is preserved through the locations of the Wright Sch and Green Grove Sch, while the presence of the Mount View Airport indicates the modernization of regional transport. Numerous named water bodies like Loomis Lake, Tea Pond, and Robinson Lake suggest a landscape where water resources were vital for both local ecology and community life.