1945 Map of Sinnemahoning

About this map

Sinnemahoning Creek and its First Fork carve deep valleys through the heart of this Pennsylvania terrain, where the settlement of Sinnemahoning sits at the confluence. The landscape is defined by its industrial and transport infrastructure, featuring the Penn Central rail line tracing the water's edge and a long Pipeline cutting across the ridges. Small settlements like Driftwood, Jericho, and Wyside are tucked into the narrow gaps between steep slopes. Local history is preserved at the Miller Cem near the fork, while the remote character of the area is emphasized by the numerous named hollows and drafts, such as Pumpkin Hollow and Jerry Lick Draft. A Gaging Sta on the creek and a Grade following the lower runs suggest the active management of these waterways and forests during the mid-20th century.