1995 Map of Port Jervis South

About this map

Port Jervis sits at a critical tri-state junction where the Delaware River and Neversink River converge, marking the boundary between New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The river valley is dominated by major infrastructure, including Interchange 11 and Interchange 1, serving the settled areas of Matamoras and Tristates. South of the urban center, the landscape rises sharply into the Kittatinny Mountain range. This area is heavily defined by conservation and recreation, encompassing the expansive High Point State Park and the Dryden Kuser State Natural Area. The Appalachian Trail threads through this high ground, passing High Point and several remote water bodies like Lake Marcia and Lake Rutherford. In the valley floor, local landmarks such as the Drive-in Theater and Delaware Valley High Sch provide evidence of mid-century community development.