2013 Map of New Freeport

About this map

The New Freeport settlement sits at the confluence of Pennsylvania Fork Fish Cr and Hamilton Run, anchoring this rural landscape in southwestern Greene County. The area is defined by a dense network of winding township roads and named hollows, including Strawn Hollow and Monkey Hollow, which follow the complex drainage of the Dunkard Fork. Smaller agricultural hamlets like Aleppo, Bristoria, and Deep Valley are connected by historically significant routes such as Aleppo Rd and Green Valley Rd. The map reveals a highly dissected terrain where ridges like Mount Carmel Ridge and high points like Windy Gap dictate the placement of early homesteads and roads. For local historians, the specific naming of remote junctions like McCracken and Morford provides evidence of the enduring family-based geography that characterizes this corner of Pennsylvania near the West Virginia border.