1949 Map of Young Womans Creek

About this map

Stewardson and Chapman townships define the remote forested character of north-central Pennsylvania in this mid-century topographic record. The landscape is dominated by the deep drainage of Young Womans Creek, where numerous hollows and runs like Shingle Mill Hollow and Wildcat Run carve through the high plateaus of Shephard Ridge and Greenlick Ridge. The presence of an Underground Pipe Line cutting across the southern slopes near Summerson Mtn points to the region's role as a transit corridor for energy infrastructure.