2013 Map of Sandy Lake

About this map

Sandy Lake and Stoneboro serve as the primary hubs in this corner of Mercer County, situated along the drainage of Sandy Creek and the shores of their namesake water bodies. The geography is defined by a network of rural crossroads such as Perrine Corners, Nesbit Corners, and Booher Corners, reflecting a late-twentieth-century pattern of small, dispersed agricultural communities. Water management and recreation are central to the landscape, visible in the sprawling Lake Wilhelm to the north and the Pa-474 Reservoir near the local Fairgrounds. The presence of Reeds Furnace points to the region's industrial past, while the Wesleyan Campground and various named schools like Glenn School indicate long-standing social and community foundations. This map provides a detailed view of the winding creek systems, including Wolf Creek and Butchery Creek, as they move through the undulating terrain south of the Sandy Lake Greenville Road.