Westfall Township

Among the townships of northeastern Pennsylvania, Westfall Township stands out for its setting along the Delaware River, which forms the border with New York. It lies in Pike County’s wooded uplands, where rural roads and scattered homes follow the river corridor toward communities of the upper Delaware Valley. The Delaware is one of the few major rivers in the United States whose main stem remains undammed, a distinction that still shapes this borderland. Pike County, established in 1814 and named for explorer Zebulon Pike, provides the area’s wider historical context. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on the Delaware River and Pike County.

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