2013 Map of Clymer

About this map

Clymer serves as a primary hub within this rural Indiana County landscape, where the town layout meets the waters of Two Lick Creek. The area is defined by a dense network of small villages and hamlets, including Sample Run, Dixonville, and Kintersburg, many of which developed around the local mining and agricultural traditions of western Pennsylvania. A notable cultural landmark is the Kintersburg Covered Bridge, which spans Crooked Creek north of the village. Aviation history is also represented by the Indiana County Airport, named for the famous actor and local native. The terrain is intricately carved by numerous waterways such as Dixon Run and McKee Run, creating a patchwork of small ridges and valleys that have historically shaped the roads and settlement patterns of townships like Rayne and Cherryhill.