2010 Map of York

About this map

Codorus Creek and its many branches shape the landscape of this southern Pennsylvania region, winding through a densely settled suburban and industrial corridor. The area is defined by a deep history of land use, evidenced by numerous burial grounds including Lebanon Cemetery, Prospect Hill Cemetery, and the Strickler-Miller Cemetery. Infrastructure projects are prominent, notably the York Water Company Dam and the sprawling reservoirs of Lake Williams and Lake Redman to the south. Residential development is highly granular, with dozens of named tracts and subdivisions such as Lightners Gwendale Tract, Pleasureville, and Spring Plains filling the spaces between major transit routes. Educational and recreational landmarks are scattered throughout, from the Pennsylvania State University - York Campus to the Rolling Acres Pitch and Putt Golf Course, reflecting the diverse character of the city's periphery in the early 21st century.