2013 Map of Edinburg

About this map

The Shenango River and Mahoning River converge in this portion of Lawrence County, framing a landscape defined by small valley settlements and rolling uplands. The village of Edinburg sits near the southern bend of the Mahoning, adjacent to the Mohawk Trails Golf Course, while the northern reaches are anchored by Pulaski along the Shenango. This 2013 survey illustrates the modern transition of the area, where rural crossroads like Frizzleburg and Nashua persist alongside larger infrastructure such as the New Castle Municipal Airport. Local history and genealogy researchers will find several distinct neighborhood clusters, including Peanut, Parkstown, and Oakwood, which reflect the historical expansion of community life between the river valleys. Landmark structures like Kings Chapel and the high elevations of High Hill and Bird Hill provide clear reference points for those tracing family property or regional development patterns in this part of western Pennsylvania.