1937 Map of Waterville

About this map

Pine Creek carves a deep valley through the Lycoming County highlands, serving as the primary corridor for the New York Central railroad and settlements like Cammal, Jersey Mills, and Waterville. This 1937 survey captures the area when resource extraction and mountain recreation shaped the local economy, evidenced by the CCC Camp and various Tram lines that once supported logging operations. The landscape is defined by high ridges such as Pine Ridge and Huntley Mountain, with numerous hollows and runs named after early settler families.