1964 Map of Nanty Glo

About this map

The borough of Nanty Glo serves as a focal point in this Cambria County landscape, where the Pennsylvania Railroad follows the winding path of Blacklick Creek. The mid-1960s terrain is heavily influenced by the local coal industry, marked by numerous Strip Mines and a large mine dump near the town center. To the north, the planned layout of Revloc sits near the headwaters of Williams Run, while the southern reaches are defined by the Little Conemaugh River passing through Ehrenfeld and Summerhill. Extensive utility infrastructure, including multiple pipelines and telephone lines, crisscrosses the hills between rural settlements like Vinco and New Germany. Significant local institutions are documented, from the Ebensburg State School on the eastern edge to the Ebensburg Airport, alongside numerous country churches such as Pike Ch and St Pauls Ch.