1966 Map of Newfoundland

About this map

Newfoundland serves as a central hub in this landscape where the Wayne Co Pike Co line bisects rural townships like Sterling and Greene. The area is defined by the massive reach of Lake Wallenpaupack to the north and the complex drainage of the Wallenpaupack Creek system, including its West Branch and East Branch. The 1970s updates reveal a transition toward recreation, evidenced by several campsites, a Golf Course, and Roadside Park along the shoreline, while the interior remains anchored by small traditional settlements such as Greentown and South Sterling. Local history is preserved in the location of Haag's Mill and several burial grounds including Pine Grove Cem and Zion Cem. High points like Panther Hill and Sugar Hill overlook a mosaic of state forest land and scattered gravel pits, reflecting the region's balance of natural preservation and local industry.