2010 Map of Pennellville

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Great Bear Springs and the Oswego River corridor define the southwestern reaches of this Oswego County landscape, where the Oswego Canal traces the river's edge near Hinmansville. The interior is characterized by a network of small agricultural settlements and family-named landmarks like Farley Corners, Loomis Corner, and Suttons Corner. Numerous burial grounds, including the Sixteenth Cemetery and Gilberts Mills Cemetery, are scattered across the terrain, serving as vital points of reference for genealogists. To the southeast, the village of Pennellville sits near the confluence of local drainage, while the presence of the Great Bear Siding reflects the historic importance of rail transport in moving goods from this rural district. Wooded rises such as Bristol Hill and Woodchuck Hill provide relief from the surrounding wetlands of Beaver Meadow.