1999 Map of Lenoxville

About this map

Tunk Hannock Creek and its East Branch carve a complex landscape of ridges and basins through the heart of Susquehanna County. At the end of the twentieth century, this region maintained a distinctly rural character, with small crossroads settlements like Lenoxville and West Lenox serving as anchor points for the surrounding hills. Historical markers of community life remain prominent, including the West Lenox Ch and a network of educational sites like the Wright Sch and Green Grove Sch. The topography is defined by named peaks such as Morgan Hill, Jeffers Hill, and Hickory Ridge, which separate the various watersheds. Local history is etched into the land through family-named landmarks like Harding Corners Cem and the extensive Tamarack Swamp, illustrating the long-standing relationship between the residents and the varied terrain of the Endless Mountains region.