2013 Map of Sheffield

About this map

Sheffield serves as the primary hub of this northern Pennsylvania landscape, situated where the Tionesta Cr valley meets several tributary hollows. The settlement pattern follows the drainage network of the Allegheny National Forest region, with small hamlets like Saybrook, Milltown, and Henrys Mills established along the watercourses. Further south, the distinction between Sheffield and Old Sheffield reflects the area's development over time, while names like Shelander Hollow and Donaldson point to the local family histories of Warren County. The terrain is defined by significant ridges and summits, most notably Bull Hill, which separates the drainages of Arnot Run and Minister Cr. This 2013 survey provides a clear view of the modern road network, including Austin Hill Rd and Firetower Rd, cutting through the dense network of runs and creeks that feed into the larger Tionesta system.