2016 Map of Pennellville

About this map

The Oswego River flows through the southwestern corner of this Oswego County landscape, marking the edge of the Hinmansville settlement. This rural region is defined by a network of drainage ways and marshes, including Peter Scott Swamp and Beaver Meadow, which carve through the drumlin-dotted terrain. Settlement patterns remain focused around historic intersections such as Pennellville, Gilbert Mills, and Suttons Corner. Genealogists will find several burial grounds mapped here, including the Volney Cem, Gilberts Mills Cem, and the Roosevelt Cem near the eastern border. Notable natural features like Great Bear Springs and Bristol Hill stand out against the agricultural and wooded surroundings, while water bodies such as Lake Temalo and Goodfellows Pond are situated among the winding routes of Sixmile Cr and Fish Creek.