1984 Map of Tyrone
USGS Topo · Published 1985About this map
The ridge-and-valley landscape of Central Pennsylvania is dominated by the massive parallel formations of Bald Eagle Mountain, Tussey Mountain, and Brush Mountain in this 1984 topographical survey. The city of Altoona and the borough of Tyrone anchor the region's urban centers, which are connected by a heavy industrial corridor featuring the Conrail rail line and major routes like US Highway 220. This era captures the transition between traditional mountain industry and modern conservation, as evidenced by the vast stretches of Moshannon State Forest and recreational developments at Prince Gallitzin State Park surrounding Glendale Lake.
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