2013 Map of Somerset

About this map

Somerset serves as the focal point of this Pennsylvania landscape, where the town’s grid meets a network of outlying hamlets and industrial sites. The topography is defined by significant water bodies and drainage systems, most notably Lake Somerset and the winding course of Quemahoning Cr to the north. Smaller settlements like Quecreek, Sipesville, and Acosta are interspersed among a dense web of local roads, reflecting the region's long-standing connection to local mining and agriculture. Transportation infrastructure is prominent, featuring the Somerset County Airport and major corridors such as US-219. The map details a transition from the dense residential blocks of the county seat to more distributed rural clusters like Listie and Ralphton, providing a clear look at the residential and logistical layout of the county in the early 21st century.