This drawing outlines the layout and dimensions for a synthetic turf baseball pitcher's mound relative to home plate and the center line of the baseball field. The circular mound features a radius of nine feet with a typical turf edge, containing a level area surrounding the pitcher's rubber measuring five feet by thirty-four inches. Specific offsets place the level area six inches in front, twenty-two inches to the rear, and eighteen inches to each side of the pitcher's rubber. General notes specify that the top of the pitcher's rubber must sit ten inches above the top surface of home plate, with the mound graded uniformly from the level area down to the perimeter.
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