Taylor Township
Taylor Township lies amid rolling, largely wooded terrain, which has shaped both its built environment and local life. This rural township is in Lawrence County in western Pennsylvania, where Interstate 79 forms a major north–south transport route. The divided highway crosses the area between forested slopes and rock cuttings, features of the western Pennsylvania uplands. I-79 runs from Erie, Pennsylvania, to Charleston, West Virginia, connecting local communities to a long-distance interstate corridor. Lawrence County was created in 1849, and its county seat is New Castle.
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Among the communities of western Pennsylvania, Taylor Township stands out for its position along the Mahoning River, immediately south of New Castle. The river runs north to New Castle, where its meeting with the Shenango River forms the Beaver River, placing the township within a watershed that leads toward the Ohio River. Low wooded ridges, farms and residential roads give this part of Lawrence County a distinctly inland character. New Castle, the county seat, provides the area’s principal urban reference point and reflects the industrial history of this corner of the state. See how Taylor Township fits within the Mahoning and Shenango river country by browsing webcams nearby.
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