1998 Map of Derry
USGS Topo · Published 2000About this map
Chestnut Ridge dominates this late twentieth-century landscape, carving a prominent northeast-southwest path between the industrial and residential hubs of Derry and Latrobe. The map reveals a high concentration of coal-era infrastructure, with numerous labels for Strip Mines and the Conrail line supporting the region's transport network. Moving south, Loyalhanna Creek meanders through the terrain toward Buttermilk Falls, while localized settlements like New Derry, Peanut, and Millwood are clearly defined. Local history is anchored by landmarks such as St Martins Ch, Sacred Heart Sch, and the older Coles Cem, providing essential points of reference for genealogists. The presence of Keystone State Park and Ethel Springs Lake illustrates the balance between the region's extractive industrial past and its recreational land use at the turn of the millennium.
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