2010 Map of New Lebanon

About this map

New Lebanon sits at the heart of this rural landscape, defined by a network of creeks and small settlements that speak to the agricultural and early industrial foundations of this Pennsylvania region. The map captures the quiet convergence of several waterways, including French Creek and Mill Creek, which have historically shaped the settlement patterns of villages like Milledgeville and Carlton. To the southwest, the waters of Lake Wilhelm dominate the terrain, reflecting the modern management of local drainage basins for conservation and recreation. For those studying the lineage of local families, the presence of Milledgeville Cemetery, New Lebanon Cemetery, and Boyd Cemetery provides precise coordinates for historical research. The layout of rural roads, such as Georgetown Rd and New Lebanon Rd, illustrates how these communities remained connected across the undulating terrain of northwestern Pennsylvania into the 21st century.