2010 Map of Oswayo

About this map

Oswayo Creek and Elevenmile Creek define the drainage of this Pennsylvania and New York borderland, where narrow valley settlements are carved into the plateau. The 2010 landscape shows established hamlets like Oswayo, Coneville, and Millport situated along these primary watercourses. To the north, the Sharon Oil and Gas Field indicates the ongoing industrial legacy of the region, while the network of named hollows—including Toad Hollow, Bunker Hollow, and Straight Hollow—reflects long-standing local nomenclature for the tributary drainages. Researchers will find a mix of agricultural and industrial land use, from the Adams Airport near the southern edge to the dispersed rural homes at Kibbeville and Hebron Center. This survey provides a precise accounting of the early 21st-century infrastructure, capturing the intersection of primary state routes with more secluded pathways such as Turkey Path Rd and Wakeley Hollow Rd.