1958 Map of Sharpsville
USGS Topo · Published 1982About this map
Sharpsville and the Shenango River corridor define this western Pennsylvania landscape, which underwent significant change between the original 1958 survey and the late-1970s photogrammetric updates. The creation of Shenango River Lake transformed the valley, submerging portions of the riverbank near Clark and creating a new shoreline that reaches up toward Pymatuning. The rail-centered industrial character of the region is evident through the routes of Conrail and the Bessemer & Lake Erie railroads, which served the manufacturing and mining interests of Mercer County.
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Editions of this 1958 Sharpsville Map
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Historical Maps of Hermitage Through Time
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