County delimiter for Westmoreland and Somerset counties, Pennsylvania - U.S. Historic Survey Stones and Monuments on Waymarking.com

Located in an old stretch of paved road that was the old Route 31, and about 200 feet from the new Route 31, is a stone monument, more like a square obelisk, with four faces. The two faces that face the road have bronze plaques, one for Westmoreland and the other for Somerset county.

Erected in 1923.

To access, look for the parking lot designated for use by the snow mobile visitors. Look for the brown street signs that point to State Park access roads and parking lots.

The Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail (LHHT), a long-distance 70-mile long hiking trail that follows the crest of the ridge North-to-South, passes by less than 100 feet from this monument.

Monumentation Type: Concrete post Monument Category: County/Municipal boundary marker Accessible to general public: yes County: Westmoreland and Somerset Approximate date of monument: 01/01/1923 Monumentation Type (if other): Not listed Monument Category (if other): Not listed Explain Non-Public access: Not listed Historical significance: Not listed Monument Website: Not listed USGS Quad: Not listed NGS PID: Not listed Other Coordinates: Not Listed Other Coordinates details: Not listed

Visit Instructions:
1. A closeup photo of the monument is required.
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2. A 'distant' photo including the monument in the view is highly recommended. Include the compass direction you faced when you took the picture.

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