2010 Map of Slate Run

About this map

Pine Creek carves a deep valley through this northern Pennsylvania landscape, where the small settlement of Slate Run sits at the confluence of its namesake stream. The 2010 geography is defined by a dense network of forest roads and hollows, reflecting a history of timbering and remote transport. Names like Narrow Gauge Rd and Boyer Mill Rd point toward the area's industrial past, while the presence of the Black Forest Inn Airport near the northern boundary provides a rare point of modern aviation access in this isolated terrain. The landscape is heavily dissected by drainage systems such as Trout Run and Hyner Run, which are punctuated by numerous named hollows including Holt Hollow, Muschino Hollow, and the sequential Number Two Hollow through Number Four Hollow. The map also traces modern utilities via Gas Line Ter, illustrating the region's continued role in resource management.