2016 Map of Tylersburg

About this map

Allegheny National Forest land dominates the northern portion of this area, where the terrain is deeply incised by the drainage basins of Little Coon Cr and Coon Creek. The boundary between Forest and Clarion Counties bisects the map, marking a transition from the protected forestlands to the more settled rural landscape of the south. This lower half is characterized by a network of crossroads communities and small hamlets, including Tylersburg, Leeper, and Crown, which are connected by Rte 66. The distribution of residential roads and small watercourses like Licking Cr and Toby Cr suggests a persistent pattern of agricultural and timber-related settlement. Distinctive local landmarks such as Tionesta Lake in the northwest corner and smaller junctions like Frills Corners and Golinza provide precise points for genealogical and geographical research in this part of Western Pennsylvania.