2013 Map of New Holland

About this map

New Holland serves as the central hub of this eastern Lancaster County landscape, where the dense street grid around W Broad St transitions into the expansive agricultural tracts of Pennsylvania Dutch country. The map documents a complex network of small settlements and named crossroads, including the famously named Intercourse, Blue Ball, and East Earl. Family and community history is anchored by longstanding institutions such as Zeltenreich Ch and its associated Zeltenreich Cem, alongside the Rancks Ch and Hershey Ch. To the south, the terrain descends toward Pequea Cr, passing through smaller hamlets like Hatville, New Milltown, and Harristown. Industrial and agricultural continuity is evident at the Oberholtzer Dairy Farm and the rail-oriented Vintage Station, while the New Holland Reservoir and waterways like Mill Cr and Groff Run define the local drainage patterns.