2013 Map of Paoli

About this map

Paoli serves as the central hub for this portion of Orange County, where the convergence of State Routes 37 and 56 defines the local transit pattern. The landscape is marked by the unique karst topography of the region, specifically evidenced by the Stampers Creek Sinks and the meandering path of the Lost River, which disappears and reappears through the limestone terrain. Moving east toward Chambersburg, the map reveals a transition from the urban grid of the county seat to a more rural, agrarian layout. Small communities like Syria and Woodlawn Grove are scattered across the landscape, while industrial and logistical points such as Braxtons Siding and the Paoli Municipal Airport indicate the modern infrastructure supporting the local economy. Waterways like Lick Cr and Willow Cr further define the drainage patterns south of the town center, providing a detailed look at the area's natural hydrology.