2016 Map of Ralston

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Lycoming Creek flows through the central valley of this northern Pennsylvania landscape, where small hamlets and cemeteries are scattered across the Tioga and Lycoming county line. The settlement of Roaring Branch serves as a focal point near the confluence of Roaring Br and the main creek, while further south, Ralston and Langdon sit deep in the narrow valley floor. The geography is defined by steep ridges and narrow hollows, such as Sixth Bottom Hollow, with prominent heights including Joe Hill and Laurel Hill. Local family history is preserved in several burial grounds, including Stull Cem on the high ground and Roaring Branch Griffin Cem near the water. Higher elevation settlements like Ogdensburg and Union Center are connected by a network of rural routes such as State Rte 2017 and Ogdensburg Rd, tracing the early 21st-century infrastructure of these mountain communities.