2010 Map of Pittsfield

About this map

Brokenstraw Creek serves as the central geographic artery for this portion of Warren County, where the settlements of Garland and Pittsfield established themselves along the valley floor. The map documents a landscape defined by its stream drainage and small rural crossroads like Torpedo and Ross Hill Corners. Evidence of early industrial and transportation infrastructure is found in the Quarry near Baker Rocks and the Horn Siding rail spur along the creek. Genealogists will find historical value in the presence of Riverside Cemetery and Whitestown Cemetery, which sit near the intersection of local routes like Old Garland Rd and Kane Rd. The topography is marked by significant elevations such as Cole Hill and the numerous runs, including Blue Eye Run and Little Brokenstraw Creek, that feed into the main waterway, illustrating the enduring layout of these Pennsylvania townships into the early 21st century.