2019 Map of Langhorne
USGS Topo · Published 2019About this map
Neshaminy Creek carves a winding path through this corner of Bucks County, defining the landscape between Newtown and Langhorne. The area is remarkably dense with markers of local heritage, particularly its religious and commemorative sites. In Newtown, the presence of the Historic Presbyterian Church of Newtown Cem and the Newtown Friends Meeting Cem highlights the deep Quaker and Presbyterian roots of the settlement. Further south, the Revolutionary War Burial Site in Langhorne serves as a silent witness to the region's colonial importance.
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