2010 Map of Montrose East

About this map

Montrose serves as the primary hub in this corner of Susquehanna County, where the landscape is defined by its glacial lakes and narrow valleys. This 2010 survey illustrates a rural infrastructure centered on the intersections of historic corridors like Turnpike Rd and Post Pond Rd. Small residential clusters and family-named landmarks such as Williams Corner and Watrous Corners remain anchored to the topography, while numerous cemeteries like Newton Hill Cemetery and Rosengrants Cemetery provide critical data points for genealogists tracking local families. The drainage patterns of Meshoppen Creek and Martins Creek organize the terrain, supporting a network of small dams and reservoirs including Lake Montrose and Heart Lake. Notable for its lake-side communities and agricultural hamlets like Kingsley and Brooklyn, the map documents the persistent settlement patterns of northeastern Pennsylvania's plateau.