
Slippery Rock Creek winds through this rural landscape of northwestern Pennsylvania, where the borders of Mercer, Lawrence, and Butler counties converge. This 2023 survey illustrates the enduring settlement patterns of small communities like Harlansburg and Plain Grove, which remain anchored by historic institutions. Genealogical interest is particularly high here, as the map documents several burial grounds including South Plain Grove Cem and Stevenson Cem. The topography is defined by several waterways, notably Jamison Run and Taylor Run, which feed into the primary creek valley. Local transportation is centered on arterial routes such as Harlansburg Rd and New Castle Rd, connecting older hamlets like Elliotts Mills and Rockville to the surrounding agricultural and wooded countryside.
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1905 Neshannock
Lawrence County, PA

1907 Neshannock
Lawrence County, PA

1958 Edinburg
Lawrence County, PA

1958 New Castle North
Lawrence County, PA

1958 New Castle South
Lawrence County, PA

1961 Harlansburg
Lawrence County, PA

2023 Edinburg
Lawrence County, PA

2023 Harlansburg
Lawrence County, PA

2023 New Castle North
Lawrence County, PA

2023 New Castle South
Lawrence County, PA