From Cooperstown, the river flows southward across Pennsylvanbia and back into New York at Great Bend, Pennsylvania. The Susquehanna River then flows westward to be joined by the Chemung River at Sayre, Pennsylvania. Most of the subbasin is steeply sloped with hills and ridges and dominated by forest land.
Agricultural operations occupy the less steep areas.
The rural population is dispersed throughout the subbasin in the form of small villages. Please visit our publications page for additional information, including titles of publications and ordering information. Click here to go to the publications page now. Return to Subbasin Information main page.