1923 Map of Lock Haven
USGS Topo · Published 1923About this map
The West Branch Susquehanna River carves through the center of this 1920s topography, defining the industrial and agricultural corridors of Clinton and Lycoming counties. The city of Lock Haven sits at the junction of the river and Eagle Creek, positioned between the steep rises of Bald Eagle Mountain and the high plateaus of Gallagher and Woodward. This era shows a landscape where rail and river logistics remain central, with the Pennsylvania Railroad tracing the northern bank and connecting settlements like Lockport, McElhattan, and Jersey Shore.
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Editions of this 1923 Lock Haven Map
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Historical Maps of Lock Haven Through Time
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