
The borough of Lykens and the neighboring settlement of Wiconisco occupy the narrow valley floor between Berry Mountain and Big Lick Mountain, showing a landscape defined by its anthracite coal mining legacy. Large areas of strip mines, tailings, and a tailings pond dominate the slopes of Big Lick Mountain, reflecting the intensive industrial activity of this corner of the Coal Region. To the north, the town of Gratz sits on more level terrain near the Fairgrounds and a drive-in theater, illustrating the shift from industrial centers to agricultural and commercial spaces.
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