2019 Map of Ephrata
USGS Topo · Published 2019About this map
Ephrata serves as the central hub of this Northern Lancaster County landscape, characterized by its deep-rooted Mennonite heritage and a dense network of small boroughs. The layout of the region reveals a transition from the agricultural plains of the Conestoga River valley in the south toward the wooded elevations of Ephrata Mtn and the furnace hills to the north. Family-named cemeteries and parochial institutions like the Ephrata Cloister Cem, Mellingers Church, and Conestoga Old Order Mennonite Church are scattered across the landscape, marking the persistent cultural and religious geography of the Pennsylvania Dutch country.
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