Westfield

Built around the roads and farms of the Cowanesque River valley, Westfield grew into a small borough in Pennsylvania’s Northern Tier. The river runs through a working landscape of wooded ridges, fields and scattered hamlets near the New York state line. Westfield was incorporated as a borough in 1867, reflecting the agricultural communities that took shape here during the nineteenth century. U.S. Route 6 passes through town, placing it on one of Pennsylvania’s long east–west highways and linking it with other Tioga County communities. This is rural Pennsylvania at a measured pace, defined more by valley life and local routes than by the state’s major cities. Move on to other webcams in Pennsylvania’s Northern Tier to compare landscapes and settings around the Cowanesque River valley.

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