1949 Map of Evitts Creek
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
The Mason and Dixon Line serves as a prominent horizontal divider across this 1949 topographic landscape, marking the historic boundary between Pennsylvania and Maryland. To the south, the city of Cumberland and South Cumberland anchor the map's western edge, showing established neighborhoods, Constitution Park, and educational landmarks like Fort Hill High Sch. The region is defined by a series of north-south ridges including Shriver Ridge, Evitts Mountain, and Martin Mountain, which create deep valleys where small settlements like Dickens, Hazen, and Twiggtown persist alongside the drainage of Evitts Creek.
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Editions of this 1949 Evitts Creek Map
3 editions found
Historical Maps of Cumberland Through Time
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1949 Evitts Creek
Allegany County, MD
1949 Patterson Creek
Allegany County, MD
1951 Artemas
Allegany County, MD
1951 Evitts Creek
Allegany County, MD
1951 Pattersons Creek
Allegany County, MD
2011 Evitts Creek
Allegany County, MD
2014 Evitts Creek
Allegany County, MD
2016 Evitts Creek
Allegany County, MD
2019 Evitts Creek
Allegany County, MD
2023 Evitts Creek
Allegany County, MD