2010 Map of Weatherly

About this map

Weatherly serves as the central hub of this Carbon County landscape, where the confluence of Koons Creek and Black Creek dictated the early layout of the town. The terrain is defined by the massive ridge of Broad Mountain to the south and the steep descent toward the Lehigh River at the eastern boundary. This 2010 survey shows the intricate relationship between the region's industrial past and its topography, notably at Black Creek Junction and the isolated settlement of Eckley. Water management is prominent throughout the quadrangle, with features like Quakake Dam, Indian Run Dam, and Beisel Run Dam appearing alongside the numerous runs and creeks that carve through Hinkles Valley and Brushy Hollow. From the high point of Broad Mountain Tower to the riverside at Glen Onoko, the map traces the legacy of transit and resource extraction in the Pennsylvania anthracite region.