2013 Map of Barrville

About this map

Greenwood Furnace stands at the western edge of this central Pennsylvania landscape, where industrial history meets the ridges of Mifflin County. The terrain is defined by a succession of high ridges and narrow gaps, including Broad Mountain and Thickhead Mountain, which channel local waters like Standing Stone Cr and Lingle Cr. This environment shaped the early settlement patterns seen at Barrville and Kishacoquillas, which occupy the more accessible valley floors. To the east, the Mifflin County Airport and the waters of Laurel Creek Reservoir reflect modern utility, while labels like Kv Railroad Dr hint at the historic rail corridors that once served the region. The map also reveals numerous springs and geological formations, such as Ross Spring and Milligans Knob, documenting the intricate water sources and landmarks vital to local land use.