2010 Map of Commodore

About this map

Commodore and its surrounding hamlets in Indiana County are defined by a complex network of waterways feeding into the Two Lick Creek and Little Mahoning Creek systems. This landscape preserves several historical crossroads and naming conventions, such as Purchase Line, which sits at a significant northern juncture. The area is dotted with small, named settlements including Diamondville, Starford, and the distinctively titled Learn Settlement. Genealogists will find several burial sites preserved on the landscape, from Saint Elizabeths Cemetery near Lovejoy to the Stephens Cemetery in the southern reaches. The terrain is marked by prominent high points like Turkey Knob and Prosperity Hill, while the Clymer Fire Tower stands as a sentinel over the western boundary. This map reveals a community structured around rural intersections and the branching runs of the central Pennsylvania hills, where places like Wandin Junction and Seamentown tell of a localized heritage built along the creek valleys.