2010 Map of Langhorne

About this map

Neshaminy Creek and its many tributaries, including Newtown Creek and Core Creek, define the suburban landscape of lower Bucks County at the end of the first decade of the 21st century. The map illustrates a dense network of residential developments such as Heights of Newtown, Village Shires, and Deerfield North that sit alongside significant preserved spaces like Tyler State Park. Traces of the region's earlier character are visible through the Scholfield Covered Bridge and Scholfield Ford Covered Bridge, as well as the industrial remains at Flowers Mill. Large cemetery complexes, including Our Lady of Grace Cemetery, King David Cemetery, and Rosedale Memorial Park, serve as local landmarks. This map details the intersection of modern infrastructure, such as the Pennsylvania Turnpike Interchange 28, with established communities like Newtown and Woodside.