Worlds End State Park topographic map

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Worlds End State Park

There was even a dispute as to the proper name of the area. Some people called it Worlds End, others Whirl's Glen, and still others Whirls End. The first name arose from the topography of the place. Seven mountain ranges converge on the point and one does receive the sensation of being at the ultimate ends of the earth. The proponents of the second name base their claim upon the whirlpool in the Loyalsock Creek, and the third name was probably a contraction of the other two. Since the whirlpool had largely disappeared, it was decided that the name Worlds End would be most appropriate. Hence, the name Worlds End State Forest Park.

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Name: Worlds End State Park topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Worlds End State Park, Forks Township, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania, 18616, United States (41.44983 -76.59062 41.47615 -76.55587)

Average elevation: 489 m

Minimum elevation: 324 m

Maximum elevation: 605 m