2010 Map of Shermans Dale

About this map

Shermans Dale and Carlisle Springs anchor this Pennsylvania landscape, where the geography is defined by a series of prominent ridges and the gaps that allow passage through them. The winding course of Sherman Creek dominates the northern half of the area, joined by tributaries such as Pisgah Run and Fishing Run, while the southern portion transitions toward the Conodoguinet Creek basin. These waterways and the steep elevations of Milligan Ridge, Rattlesnake Ridge, and Pisgah Ridge historically dictated the movement of people and the placement of small rural junctions like Dromgold and Crums Corners.