2010 Map of Rockwood

About this map

Rockwood sits at the convergence of mountain streams and rail lines in Somerset County, where the Casselman River meets Coxes Creek and Wilson Creek. This landscape is defined by its small settlements and complex water network, including New Centerville, Gebhart, and Kimmel. The geography here reflects a transition between natural recreation areas and local commerce, anchored by the Rockwood Station on the riverbank. Significant local infrastructure is noted through the Laurel Hill Lake Dam and Lost Creek Dam, which manage the flow of the Laurel Hill Creek drainage. Cultural and community landmarks like Pleasant Hill Cemetery and the Middlecreek Golf Course provide genealogical and social context for the region, while the presence of Sayler Airport north of Rockwood indicates the modern transportation footprint in this rural Pennsylvania corridor.