2010 Map of Wagontown
USGS Topo · Published 2010About this map
The West Branch Brandywine Creek and its many tributaries carve through this corner of Chester County, shaping a landscape defined by small settlements and water management. Near the southern edge, the village of Wagontown sits adjacent to the Wagontown Dam, while further north, the Robert G Struble Lake and its accompanying recreation area dominate the terrain near Fontaine. This 2010 survey illustrates the transition from the historic rural character of places like Brandywine Manor and Caln Meeting House to modern developments. Local genealogy is supported by the clear marking of the Beth Israel Cemetery and Polish Cemetery. Infrastructure such as the Pennsylvania Turnpike Interchange 14 near Glenmoore contrasts with smaller local landmarks like Beiler Airport and the numerous dams including Brandamore Dam and Bondsville Dam along the various runs.
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