2014 Map of Hagerstown

About this map

Hagerstown and its northern suburbs are depicted at a peak of modern expansion, where the urban grid meets the agricultural heritage of the Cumberland Valley. The landscape is defined by the winding course of Antietam Creek and its tributaries, including Marsh Run and Hamilton Run, which once powered the region's early milling industry. Significant genealogical landmarks are concentrated in the city's historic core, such as Saint Marys Graveyard and Saint Johns Churchyard, while the expansion of the late 20th century is evident in the residential sprawl of Fountainhead-Orchard Hills and Colonial Park. Along the northern border, the Pennsylvania-Maryland line bisects rural communities like State Line and Wingerton. Infrastructure developments like the Hagerstown Regional Airport and the Hagerstown Community College underscore the area's role as a regional hub of transportation and education.