2016 Map of Flintstone

About this map

Tussey Mountain and Martin Mtn define the corrugated topography of the Maryland-Pennsylvania border, where the historic National Pike (now Route 40) cuts through the gaps of the Ridge and Valley Province. This mid-2010s survey captures the area around Flintstone, a settlement defined by its position along Town Creek and the surrounding high ridges. The map is a valuable resource for genealogical research, detailing numerous small family and community burial sites including Rice-Wilson Family Cem, Browning Cem, and Robinette Cem near Pratt. The landscape is etched with hollows and knobs that reflect old land-use patterns, such as Milkhouse Hollow and Railroad Hollow. From the rural crossroads of Rush to the slopes of Polish Mtn, the map preserves the names of the winding forest roads and mountain gaps that have served Allegany County for generations.