1969 Map of Trevorton

About this map

Trevorton sits at the base of Big Mountain, anchoring a landscape defined by the anthracite industry and the ridges of central Pennsylvania. The southern half of the map reveals the heavy footprint of coal extraction, with extensive Strip Mines, Mine Dumps, and Tailings Ponds flanking the Reading railroad corridor. This industrial density contrasts sharply with the agricultural character of Rockefeller and Upper Augusta to the north, where small rural hubs like Augustaville and Seven Points are connected by winding valley roads.