Map: Follensby Clear Pond

More about Gold, Pennsylvania...

The headwaters of three famed tributaries—Pine Creek and the Genesee and Allegheny rivers—begin their descent from a 2,500-foot hill near Gold, Pa., each flowing downstream through its own unspoiled wilderness in northern Pennsylvania. In the heart of “God’s Country,” as it’s called, this area contains some of the state’s few remaining wilderness trout watersheds and a significant number of Class A Wild Trout and naturally reproducing trout waters.

http://www.tu.org/blog-posts/triple-divide-pine-genesee-allegheny-headwaters-area

Thematic Map: Triple Continental Divide in Pennsylvania
Photo: Gold PA is the headwaters of the Genesee River (Lake Ontario), Alleghany River (ultimately Gulf of Mexico), and Pine Creek (ultimately Chesapeake Bay)
Photo: Start of the Allegheny River

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