1966 Map of Madisonburg

About this map

Nittany Valley and Brush Valley form the core of this mid-century topographic record, showing a landscape defined by the long, parallel ridges of the Appalachian Mountains. Central to the map is the village of Madisonburg, situated at the base of Nittany Mountain, which separates the fertile valley floors. The presence of Veiled Lady Cave and Penns Cave highlights the region's distinctive karst topography, where limestone formations created famous subterranean landmarks.