1965 Map of Muncy

About this map

The West Branch Susquehanna River defines the landscape of this mid-1960s Pennsylvania region, separating the steep slopes of Bald Eagle Mountain from the developed river valley. In the borough of Muncy, the Muncy Valley Hospital and Muncy Cem stand as central community landmarks alongside the local High School. To the west, the sprawling State Correctional Institution occupies a large tract of land near Muncy Station, illustrating the significant state presence in the local economy and land use during this era.