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Mountaintop Region jg " kh kh !Ï ÆI " CENTRE COUNTY Recreation & Greenway Plan: M" ountaintop Region Greenways ! â ( â â â â C18 - West Branch Susquehanna River Greenway â â â ââ R17 - Snow Shoe Rail Trail Greenway ââ â â T8 - Elk Scenic Drive Greenway â â â â â â Conservation Corridors !( â â ââ â ââ â â C15 - Beech Creek ââââââ â â âââ â â â â C19 - Black Moshannon Creek â â â â â â C20 - Moshannon Creek â â âââ â â â â â ââ â â â C21 - Yost Run â â â â â â C21 â â â â â â C22 - Panther Run â ââ â (! â â â â â â ââ ââ â â â â â â â â â Recreation Corridors â â !( â " â â Birch â R15 - Snow Shoe Rail Trail Extension East â â â â â â R16 - Chuck Keiper Trail â â â â â â â â R18 - Snow Shoe Rail Trail Extension West â â â â â â R19 - Allegheny Front Trail â â â â â 144 â â )" â â â â ââââ ââ ââ â Transportation Corridors â !( â " â R16 â Pottersdale âââ â (! â â â Câ18 â â â T3 - PA Bicycle Route V â (!â â â T9 - Proposed Driving Tour to Quehanna â â â â â â â â â â " ââ â " âââ â â â ââ â â â â â â Oak Hill â â â Loâop Run â â â â â â â â " â â â â â â â ââââ â â â Sprâuce â â â â â ââ â â â â â â â â â â â â STATE GAME LANDS 100 â âââââ â â R15 â ââ â â â C22 (! â Only corridors within this planning region have been identified. â â " â â â BURNSIDE TWP ! · ââ ( Bâelfordââ â â â â Please see adjacent regional map for other corridors. â â â â â â â â â âââ â â â ââ ââ SPROUL STATE FOREST â â â â â â jg â â ââ â â â â â â â â â â â Population Hubs Karthâaus â â â â â â â â â " â â â â â â Borough Village Place â â â â â â â City jg â â â â â â â â â â kh â â !| â â â â li â ââ â â â â â â â â â â ââ â â â â jg â â â â â â â â ââââ â â â â â â S-79 â â â â âââ â â â Monument â â â â â â â â ââ â â â ââ â â â â â â S-121 â â â â â â â Parks â â âââ ââ â ââ ââ â " j â â â â â â â â â â â â â â â State Picnic Community â jg j Regional â â â Orviston â jg â 879 " â â ÆI â )" (! Park Area Park Park â â â â â Keewaydin !Á â â · â â â ââ !Ï â â ¶ â â T8 CURTIN TWP ââ ââ â â LIBERTY TWP â â â â â â â (! â Neighborhood Recreational Private â â School Future â â Park ÆQ Campground n l â R14 â Park ù â â â ! (! â Þ â jg ( â â â â Pine Glen â â â â â Railway Features â â Active Railway Inactive Railway â jg Tunnel â â jg !Á â R17 â Shettleston â â (! Land Features â kh State Forest Penn State University Natural Heritage Inventory ·²³ (Biodiversity area) " State Game Rockview State Prison jg " Poorman Side (! (! Natural Heritage Inventory Old Side Federal Lands (Landscape conservation) · × State Park T9 jg jg jg C20 (! Clarence " Cherry Run Buildings (! jg Pancake C15 )" ²³ Community Center ²¸Museum Æc Library jg (! Scotchtown SNOW SHOE TWP !y Historic Features !y (! National Register Historic Building Furnace T3 jg QÆ × !M Fountain (! 53 " )" jg ²³²¸· National Register Historic District j CCC Camp Location Cooper Settlement jg ²³ n ¾Ð Gillentown !y Moshannon ²³ " kh ²³ Butts Water Features " Main Streams Motorized boat launch !y Drifting Snow S·hoe !Ï Lakes !| Non-motorized boat launch (!C19 · !y !M ââââââ Water Trails !k Fish Hatchery n !y ²¸kh " · (! ¤£ Rhoads Road Features ¤£ )" " ¨¦§ ¨¦§ Drain Lick !y US Route State Route Secondary Road Interstate jg " HOWARD TWP (! Grassflat 80 The Divide jg ¨¦§ BOGGS TW²³P STATE GAME LANDS 92 )" 144 Yarnell jg R17 " )" (! (!Gorton jg Kylertown !Á (!T3 jg Fetzertown jg jg F " )" Gum Stump Mount Eagle · C17 80 jg ¨¦§ !| 1 0.5 0 1 2 3 4 STATE GAME LANDS 103 (! )"150 !M¾Ð Lanse " ²¸jg " jg Bear Rocks Curtin Miles Forest Holters Crossing )" " jg ²³ Winb·urne " R19 QÆ MOSHANNONSTATE FOREST UNION TWP STATE GAME LANDS 323 Huckenberry C13 ¤£ Prepared by the Centre County Office of Planning and Community Development R18 (! ¨¦§ jg kh July 2010 jg (! n " (! Projection: State Plane PA North Zone RUSH TWP (!jg jg Runville Datum: NAD 1983 Casanova jg jg Moose Run MARION TWP Base data on this map provided by the Centre County GIS Office. jg Milesburg )" Other data sources include Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Central Ci·ty â × ²³ â Resources, the Pennsylvania Game Commission, PA Fish and Boat Commission, kh!|â ²¸!M SPRING TWP " n â 99 and the Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission. ·â (! â § â â jg ¨¦ â â â jg !Mâ â â jg (! â jg ×â ¤£ â " â â â M â â ! â â â !M )" ÆI!| â · â (! â · ù (! (! (!â " ââ â jg " (! â jg â (! â â â ⠾Рjg â · â Þ " !| n Þ " jg ¾Ð!y × ¾Ðn × )" jg ¾Ð ·×²¸×Æckh ×n j !y ²¸××× ! M jg Þ²¸·(!ײ³ ( (! !Mjg )" ¾Ð ! · n ²³kh· · × · (!·· !Ï!y · )" ¾Ð !y jg × ×khÞ ×× (! j (! !M Þ (! " n n · !M(! · kh l " jg jg (! × ¤£ · · (! × " ! !M Þ ) jg ( ¤£ ·jg ·(! n )" × jg jg· ! jg (! )" )" (! ( jg ¨¦§ (! (! jg (!jg kh jg ¤£ ¤£ (! (! (! )".
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