Long before European settlers arrived, various Native American tribes lived and hunted on the Pennsylvania Allegheny Plateau Region. One offshoot of Seneca was called Tioga, which means “the meeting of two rivers.” This group lived near where two major rivers merged into one at present-day Tioga Reservoir. The region that would become Tioga State Forest was heavily logged and clearcut to make accessing coal and iron easier. The state of Pennsylvania became concerned about the natural state as well as wildfire risk and purchased this swath of land to mitigate these concerns.
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