Mapping the Local Landscape
Canaltown's connections to the local landscape include a variety of cartographic representations and custom maps to highlight hidden nooks, feature less-often-featured aspects, and increase understanding of our community.
Downtown Mall Comparison
How does walking around a mall compare to walking around downtown Honesdale, PA? A comparative illustration may surprise the most avid walkers among us. Click HERE to download our free map (prints to 11" x 17" paper) and see this side-by-side walkability.
Walking Honesdale Map
Want to see some of the easiest and best ways to walk around the Honesdale area or where to sit and read for awhile? We've done a lot of geographic legwork so your legs can be used for travel or simply wandering around. Click HERE to view our free interactive map.
Honesdale's Water Network
How does water flow through Honesdale? Our water network, mapping project explores this question. Old stream beds, channelized creek segments, storm water drains, and water flowing underground are all connected. Click HERE for the downtown map section.
Other Maps:
Wayne County Farms and Food
Honesdale
Apple Grove’s Dyberry Creek Meanderings - Click HERE to view.
Historic/Present Tracyville Village - Click HERE to view.
River Cleanup - Click HERE to view and download.
Evolutionary Snapshot Downtown Honesdale - Click HERE to view.
Sour Bridges Back Alley - Click HERE to view.
Honesdale Boundary Analysis - Click HERE to view and download (prints to 24" x 36" paper).
Second Saturday Honesdale - Click HERE to view current @2ndSatHonesdale action.
Hawley
Comparative Road Analysis Downtown - Click HERE to view.
Roots & Rhythm Festival
Public Creations
We're interested in mapping all sorts of local assets and landscape features. Contact us HERE for more info about our projects or to talk about how cartography or geographic problem solving could help your project. Also, check HERE for blog posts that often compliment Canaltown mapping journeys. Our explorations take us far and wide, even if we stay in the zip code. The individual elements of a community and how they interconnect are some of our favorite things. Big or small, the links connecting the local landscape make up a wonderful ecosystem to visualize.