1950 Map of Flintstone

About this map

Flintstone sits at a critical junction in the Appalachian landscape, where the National Pike cuts through the ridges of Warrior Mountain and Polish Mountain. The settlement pattern follows the valley floor, anchored by the Flintstone Creek Sch and religious centers such as Glendale Ch and Oakdale Ch. The northern portion of the map is defined by the historic Mason and Dixon Line, marking the border between Pennsylvania and Maryland. To the south, the terrain becomes increasingly complex with deep cuts like Kifer Hollow and Possum Hollow draining toward Town Creek. The presence of the Odd Fellows Cem and Fairview Cem near the mountain gaps suggests long-standing rural communities that relied on these mountain passes for trade and travel along the early turnpike routes.