2010 Map of Mansfield

About this map

The Mansfield University of Pennsylvania serves as the institutional heart of this Tioga County region, situated where the Tioga River meets the confluence of several mountain-fed streams. The valley floor is defined by a north-south transportation corridor that connects a string of settlements including Kellytown, River West, and Canoe Camp. This 2010 survey illustrates the developed footprint of Mansfield alongside traditional rural landmarks, such as Oakwood Cemetery and Clark Cemetery, which provide valuable location data for genealogists and local historians. Steep terrain rising from the riverbanks is marked by family-named landmarks like Austin Hill and Pickle Hill. Beyond the central college area, the landscape transitions into a network of creek-side roads and smaller localities like Lambs Creek and Paisley, while the Corey Creek Golf Course and several smaller runs like Mad Run and Painter Run pattern the outlying countryside.