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Unless the mechanicals of the actuator are damaged, you can replace just the master cylinder. But if other related parts are damaged, you may as well do like DJ said and replace it with whatever fits best and requires the least amount of drilling.
Thanks all. The housing is badly rusted. So I may replace the whole unit. First I'll try cleaing it up. It sounds like Atwood is a decent brand so I'll stay with the original equipment.