Lamar Township

Lamar Township occupies a rural valley-and-ridge tract in central Pennsylvania, on the eastern side of Clinton County. Bald Eagle Creek follows the surrounding lowland toward the West Branch Susquehanna River, while wooded Appalachian slopes and working farmland shape much of the area. Interstate 80 crosses the township, linking this quiet settlement to a major east–west route without altering its predominantly rural character. Nearby Lock Haven, the county seat, developed during Pennsylvania’s 19th-century lumber and canal era and remains the area’s principal historic town. Move on to other webcams in central Pennsylvania to compare valleys and ridge country around Lamar Township.

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