2013 Map of Montrose East

About this map

Montrose sits at the western edge of this landscape, serving as a hub for a network of country roads like Turnpike Rd and High School Rd that weave through the glacial terrain of Susquehanna County. The area is defined by numerous water bodies, ranging from the prominent Heart Lake and Lake Montrose to smaller basins such as Warriner Pond, Williams Pond, and the Pa-468 Reservoir near Brooklyn. The hydrology here is complex, with Snake Cr and Meshoppen Cr draining the northern and western uplands, while Martins Cr follows a deep valley in the east through Alford and Kingsley. This 2013 topographic study reveals a rural settlement pattern where crossroads like Watrous Corners and Williams Corner maintain their identity alongside elevated landmarks such as Birchard Hill and Poplar Hill.