2016 Map of Nauvoo

About this map

Nauvoo and Hartsfield sit along the winding rural corridors of northern Pennsylvania, where the landscape is defined by the sharp transition between elevated plateaus and deep stream valleys. This 2016 survey documents a region where local geography is tied to historic landmarks like the Buttonwood Covered Bridge and the Salem Lutheran Cem, which serve as focal points for the surrounding community. The terrain is marked by prominent ridges such as Hickory Ridge and the heights of Sugar Hill, while the drainage network includes Blacks Creek, Little Fall Cr, and Zimmerman Cr. The map reveals a spiderweb of secondary roads named for early families and local industries, including Milk Plant Rd, Snyder Rd, and Bower Rd, illustrating the enduring pattern of remote settlements like Plank and the rugged topography of Bear Hollow.