| Cameron County, Pennsylvania |
| Original Status: | 1 1/2 miles west of Sixmile Hollow (2380+ ft.) | |
| LiDAR Analysis Result: | No significant changes. | |
| Note: thick contours are 20 feet, and thin contours are 4 feet. | ||
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The highest point in Cameron County, Pennsylvania, is located about a mile and a half west of SR 46, northwest of Emporium.
The high point originally listed is upheld by the LiDAR data. The original topo depicts a tiny 2380+ contour along a ridge. The LiDAR DEM gives a maximum elevation of 2371.9 feet. This is quite a bit lower than the original topo depicts. It is possible that the contours drawn on the original topo were overestimated a bit near the top of the ridge. The 2300 foot contours drawn on the original topo and the LiDAR DEM imagery are almost completely identical.
Regardless of the above, a comparison of the relative heights of other contending hills indicates that this clearly remains the highest in Cameron County.
 Aerial |
 Topo |
 LiDAR DEM |
Link: Ohio LiDAR COHP Analysis main page.
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