1947 Map of Sinnemahoning

About this map

Sinnemahoning and Driftwood serve as the primary valley settlements in this 1940s landscape, where the confluence of the First Fork Sinnemahoning Creek and the main Sinnemahoning Creek shapes the local geography. The transportation network is defined by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad corridor, which follows the winding water gaps through the high plateaus of Grove and Keating townships. This era of mapping shows a rugged interior carved by numerous "drafts" and "hollows," including Board Rock Hollow and Jerry Lick Draft.