If you grew up in Armstrong Township, or your family still lives out on Mosquito Valley Road, this map was made for you. It's a new aerial view of Armstrong in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, built from modern data and given a warm vintage look. A wide blue river crosses the top of the sheet, with a city's street grid on the far bank. Below it, green ridges fold into deep hollows. Small red buildings line the valley roads, and a long blue lake sits in the woods near Sulphur Springs Road.
From Montgomery Pike to Mosquito Valley Road
On this map you'll find Montgomery Pike, Mosquito Valley Road, French Settlement Road, Sulphur Springs Road, Euclid Avenue, Sylvan Dell Road, Jacks Hollow Road, Skyline Drive, Huling Lane, Armstrong Road, French Settlement, Sylvan Dell, Allens, State Game Lands Number 126, Tiadaghton State Forest, and more. Each red shape is a building, so zoom in on the preview and look for yours.
The Susquehanna Log Boom on the West Branch
That wide river at the top is the West Branch of the Susquehanna. Long ago, it carried more than water. Each spring, log drives came down the West Branch. A company incorporated in 1846 built the Susquehanna Log Boom, a six-mile series of piers, to collect and store the logs. It helped make Williamsport the world's lumber capital before 1900.
That's how the state historical marker for the boom tells it. The marker stands along Montgomery Pike, which is printed on this map. The boom's good years didn't last forever. The flood of 1889 badly damaged it, and it declined after that.
Keep French Settlement and Sylvan Dell close
Created by KNOWOL in 2026. The print shows shaded green ridges, a pale blue river and lake, thin cream roads and small red buildings. The title panel reads Aerial View of Armstrong, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, with the coordinates 41°12' North 77°02' West.
It fits well in a den, a hallway, an office or a cabin. It's a good gift for someone who grew up near French Settlement or along Mosquito Valley Road and moved away. It's also a nice pick for a hunter who knows State Game Lands Number 126. Open the preview and find the hollow you call home. See sizes and frames for the Armstrong, Lycoming County map.
