2013 Map of Lebanon

About this map

The Cornwall Furnace stands as a central historical landmark in this southern portion of the Lebanon area, where the legacy of Pennsylvania’s iron industry is etched into the landscape through settlements like Miners Village and Burd Coleman Village. The city of Lebanon Independent and its surrounding neighborhoods, including West Lebanon, Hebron, and Avon, show a dense street grid shaped by the path of Quittapahilla Cr. To the south, the terrain transitions toward the Cornwall Reservoir and the rural community of Quentin. Water remains a defining feature of the topography, from the Ebenezer Lake in the north to the winding course of Snitz Cr and Beck Cr. This survey captures the region's complex local geography, preserved in the names of old milling sites like Zinns Mill and meeting places such as Hokes Meeting House.