2016 Map of Hampton

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Hampton and its surrounding rural townships are centered on the prominent Carlisle Pike, which bisects the landscape of central Pennsylvania. The area's deep sectarian roots are evident in the concentration of spiritual sites, including the Huntington Quaker Meeting House, Round Hill Presbyterian Church, and several Lutheran and United Church of Christ locations. These congregations and their associated burial grounds, such as the Hampton Meeting House Cem, suggest a history of early European settlement along the drainage basins of Bermudian Cr and Conewago Creek. To the north, the residential development surrounding Lake Meade provides a distinct contrast to the more traditional farmsteads and crossroads like Five Points and Newchester. Notable landmarks including Lamberson Airport and the historic York Sulphur Springs add to the character of this part of Adams County.