1997 Map of Pond Eddy

About this map

The Delaware River defines the winding border between New York and Pennsylvania, carving a deep valley through the high ridges of Lumberland and Shohola. At the center of this landscape sits Pond Eddy, a riverfront settlement anchored by the Sacred Heart Ch. The map illustrates a region where water management and wilderness preservation predominate, with the vast Mongaup Valley State Wildlife Management Area protecting the eastern heights near the Rio Reservoir and its associated Powerplant. North of the river, Glen Spey serves as a local hub near Lochada Lake, while the Pennsylvania side is dominated by the sprawling State Game Lands No 209 and Delaware State Forest. Notable for its lack of modern development, the terrain is marked by numerous peaks like Tink Hill and the remote Bushkill Swamp.