1995 Map of Lobelia

About this map

Monongahela National Forest dominates this highland landscape, where the Cranberry Wilderness meets the specialized ecosystems of the Cranberry Glades Botanical Area. The map reveals a transition from the preserved natural features of the Falls of Hills Creek Scenic Area to the agricultural and settlement patterns of the Little Levels. The small community of Lobelia is situated at the southern edge, supported by landmarks like Emmanuel Ch and a local Cem. The area's geography is defined by high ridges such as Kennison Mtn and Spring Mountain, while the industrial history of the region is briefly noted by a Strip Mine on Sugartree Beach Mtn. A network of forest routes, including the Kennison Mtn Trail and Dogway Road, provides the primary access through this complex drainage system of the Cranberry River and North Fork Cherry River.