1927 Map of Tidioute

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The Allegheny River carves a deep valley through this corner of northwestern Pennsylvania, serving as the primary corridor for the Pennsylvania railroad and early settlements. The town of Tidioute anchors the river's bend, while the smaller hamlets of Trunkeyville, West Hickory, and East Hickory trace the shoreline south. This landscape is defined by its upland topography and numerous drainages, such as Tidioute Creek and West Hickory Creek, which carved the steep hillsides long before these 1920s surveys.