
The Monongahela River carves a deep, winding path through this corner of southwestern Pennsylvania, forming a natural boundary between Greene and Fayette Counties. The landscape is defined by its early American origins, most notably at the Friendship Hill National Historic Site and the nearby Old Stone House Cem. Small industrial and residential settlements like Nemacolin, Ronco, and Masontown are connected by a network of rural routes including New Geneva Rd and Mount Sterling Rd.
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