1968 Map of Woodward

About this map

The ridge-and-valley landscape of Central Pennsylvania is meticulously detailed here, defined by the parallel elevations of Bald Eagle Mountain, Brush Mountain, and Winkelblech Mountain. The small village of Woodward serves as the primary settlement within Penns Valley, while further north, the community of Livonia sits near Elk Creek at the foot of Hough Mountain. Much of the territory is encompassed by the Bald Eagle State Forest, where the terrain is marked by numerous traditional passage points such as Wohlford Gap, Whetstone Gap, and Volfs Store Gap. This 1973 photorevision highlights the transition from forest to agricultural use in the lowlands. Historical land use is evident in features like the Old Tar Trail and the Radio Tower Woodward, alongside localized resource extraction sites like the Gravel Pit near Voneida.