2019 Map of Glassport
USGS Topo · Published 2019About this map
The Monongahela River corridor defines the eastern edge of this Pittsburgh region, serving as the industrial and logistical spine for towns like Glassport, Clairton, and Dravosburg. Higher ground to the west is dominated by the Allegheny County Airport and the sprawling campus of the Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics. This landscape is characterized by a high density of religious and commemorative sites, including the Lebanon Church Cem and Saint Peters Episcopal Church Columbarium, which reflect the long-standing community heritage of West Mifflin and Whitehall. The intricate topography is carved by numerous waterways such as Peters Creek, Lick Run, and Streets Run. Notable infrastructure like Mifflin Junction and the B & O RR demonstrate the area's historical reliance on rail for transporting raw materials from points like Coal Valley and Cochrans Mill.
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