Antrim Township

Antrim Township has served as an agricultural community in south-central Pennsylvania since the mid-18th century. In Franklin County, close to the Maryland border, it combines open farmland and residential areas around Greencastle, with Conococheague Creek part of the local drainage toward the Potomac River. The township takes its name from County Antrim in Northern Ireland, recalling the Irish and Scots-Irish settlement that shaped this part of Pennsylvania. Rather than an urban centre, it represents the working rural fringe of the Cumberland Valley, where local roads connect farms, homes and small-town services. Find related webcams across Franklin County to build a fuller picture of Antrim Township and south-central Pennsylvania.

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