2010 Map of New Bethlehem

About this map

Redbank Creek defines the southern industrial and residential corridor of this region, winding through the interconnected communities of New Bethlehem, South Bethlehem, and Fairmont City. This area exhibits a concentrated settlement pattern along the river valley, where the Citizens Water Company and a local Dam supported the early 21st-century infrastructure. The landscape shifts northward into a network of rural townships characterized by smaller hamlets like Frogtown, Hawthorn, and Truittsburg, connected by historic routes such as Olean Trl. Local genealogy and land use are anchored by sites like Saint Nicholas Cemetery near Crates and the isolated Paradise Cemetery to the east. The terrain is marked by significant drainage systems including Leatherwood Creek and Leisure Run, while Sloan Gap provides a notable topographic break in the northern upland reaches, illustrating the traditional rural-industrial balance of western Pennsylvania.