Marshall Township

Tucked into the rolling, wooded uplands north of Pittsburgh, Marshall Township is a community whose character is shaped by its place on Allegheny County’s suburban edge. The township lies within the Ohio River watershed, where development, woodland and former rural land meet. Interstate 79 runs through the area, and the nearby Pennsylvania Turnpike connection makes it part of a major travel corridor for greater Pittsburgh. Established in 1854 and named for Chief Justice John Marshall, the township has grown while retaining a lower-density setting than the city centre. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Marshall Township and the Pittsburgh region.

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