1992 Map of Newfoundland

About this map

Lake Wallenpaupack dominates the northern reaches of this map, serving as a focal point for a region defined by its winding waterways and small villages. At the junction of Wayne and Pike Counties, the landscape is etched by the West Branch Wallenpaupack Creek and the East Branch Wallenpaupack Creek, which converge near the village of Newfoundland. This area reflects a quiet late-century rural character, where small clusters of settlement like Greentown, Angels, and Hemlock Grove are connected by narrow roads and older industrial footprints such as Haags Mill.