2010 Map of Carmichaels

About this map

The Monongahela River carves a deep path through this Fayette County landscape, anchoring a network of coal-patch towns and riverside settlements. Along the eastern banks, industrial history is etched into the terrain at Crucible and Isabella, while the western shore reveals the established community of Carmichaels and the large footprint of Nemacolin. The map preserves the specific locations of early mining outposts like Tower Hill Number Two and Thompson Number 1, alongside family-named landmarks such as Horner Cemetery and Laurel Hill Cemetery. Transportation patterns are dictated by the river and numerous hollows, with older routes like Old Ferry Rd and Jacobs Ferry Rd hinting at the historical river crossings that once linked these communities. To the north, the massive Labelle Slurry Pond Three Dam stands as a significant industrial landmark near Luzerne.