2019 Map of State College

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Pennsylvania State University and the surrounding University Park campus anchor the northern end of this corridor, where the residential and commercial development of State College meets the natural boundaries of the Nittany Valley. The landscape is defined by the sharp rise of Nittany Mtn to the east and Tussey Mountain to the south, containing the suburban expansion into areas like Panorama Village and Harris Acres. Waterways including Spring Creek and Slab Cabin Run carve through the valley floor, passing through older community hubs such as Lemont and Boalsburg. This modern survey illustrates the intensive road network, including the path of I-99 and US-322, which has integrated formerly distinct villages like Houserville and Dalevue into a continuous urbanized area. Notable local landmarks for researchers include several historic burial sites, such as the Boalsburg Cem and Rock Hill Cem, alongside the University Park Airport and the specialized South Hills School of Business and Technology.