1948 Map of Tamarack

About this map

Cross Fork sits at the northern confluence of this rugged watershed, where the Potter and Clinton County line divides a landscape of steep hollows and narrow runs. Surveyed in the late 1940s, the map reveals a remote terrain defined by the winding course of Kettle Creek and its many tributaries, including Hammersley Fork and Elm Run. High points like Dykes Peak and Keeney Mountain overlook a region largely preserved as State Forest land, where industrial activity is represented by the Pipe Line cutting across the ridges.