2010 Map of Lock Haven

About this map

The West Branch Susquehanna River serves as the central artery for this region, with Lock Haven and Flemington situated on its southern banks. This 2010 survey details a landscape defined by the convergence of the river with Bald Eagle Creek and several mountain runs. Notable for its concentration of local history, the area south of the river includes Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania and several burial grounds including Saint Marys Cemetery and Beth Yehuda Cemetery. North of the river, the terrain rises toward Simcox Mountain, where smaller settlements like Swissdale and Queens Run are connected by a network of hollow roads. The presence of the WT Piper Memorial Airport and Great Island highlights the importance of the river valley for transportation and flat-land development between the northern ridges.