2010 Map of Mount Pleasant

About this map

Mount Pleasant serves as a significant hub in this Westmoreland County landscape, showing the dense residential patterns of Ramsay Terrace and Orchard Hill. The area's industrial and coal heritage is evidenced by place names like Standard Shaft and Carpentertown, while the intersection of major thoroughfares at New Stanton highlights the region's role in Pennsylvania's modern transportation network. North of the borough, the terrain is shaped by the winding course of Sewickley Creek and its tributaries, including Wilson Run and Jacks Run. Smaller communities and named clusters like Weavers Old Stand, Tarrs, and Armbrust dot the countryside, providing a detailed look at the rural-to-suburban transition. For those tracing family histories, the inclusion of Youngwood Cemetery, Polish Cemetery, and Mount Pleasant Cemetery offers precise locations for local genealogical research.