1965 Map of Salladasburg
USGS Topo · Published 1967About this map
Salladasburg sits at the confluence of several vital waterways in Lycoming County, dominated by the winding path of Larrys Creek and its many tributaries. The mid-1960s landscape shows a distinct division between the dense woodlands of State Game Lands No 114 and the agricultural clearings to the south. Local heritage is preserved in the location of Anthony Church, St Johns Church, and the Township Cemetery, which served the rural communities of Anthony and Mifflin townships. The map also documents the industrial activity of the era, from the upland Strip Mines in Cogan House to the Filtration Plant and Pumping Station infrastructure. Geographic landmarks like Harris Point and Clapp Point rise above the deep hollows, such as Spook Hollow and Pot Lick Hollow, that define the local terrain north of the settled valleys.
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Editions of this 1965 Salladasburg Map
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