Dauphin

Dauphin has served as a riverside settlement in central Pennsylvania since the 18th century. The borough stands beside the Susquehanna River, where Stony Creek reaches the river and Appalachian ridgelines converge around the Dauphin Narrows. Incorporated in 1878, Dauphin retains the compact scale of a Pennsylvania river town while forming part of the Harrisburg metropolitan area. Valley routes link it with the state capital to the south and the wooded country of northern Dauphin County. Water, transport corridors and mountain slopes give this small community a clearly defined setting. Explore other webcams across central Pennsylvania to compare river valleys and ridge country around Dauphin.

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