Metal Township
Tucked between Appalachian ridges, Metal Township is a place whose character is shaped by the steep, wooded slopes of Tuscarora Mountain. This rural part of Franklin County combines farm fields, scattered homes and broad woodland, with the community of Willow Hill near the Pennsylvania Turnpike corridor. The turnpike, designated Interstate 76 here, runs through the folded terrain of south-central Pennsylvania and links local roads with one of the state’s principal east–west routes. Opened in 1940, the Pennsylvania Turnpike is widely recognized as the first long-distance limited-access highway in the United States, giving this quiet township a lasting place in American transport history.
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Tuscarora Mountain defines the setting of Metal Township — forested ridges and enclosed valleys shape this sparsely settled part of Pennsylvania’s Ridge and Valley country. Cowans Gap State Park, within Tuscarora State Forest, is a local centre for hiking, camping and time beside Cowans Gap Lake. The township’s distinctive name recalls iron ore deposits that once drew attention to this corner of Franklin County. Its roads link woodland, farms and small communities rather than urban centres, giving the area a markedly rural character. Browse additional webcams from Franklin County and the Tuscarora Mountains to extend your view of south-central Pennsylvania.
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