Newport
Newport combines the quiet scale of a Perry County borough with the traffic connections of central Pennsylvania in a way that reflects its position in the Juniata River valley. The town lies in the Ridge-and-Valley Appalachians, where long wooded ridges and lowlands shape settlement and transport corridors. US 22/322 and PA 34 meet just north of the borough, linking the area with Harrisburg and communities along the Juniata. Newport was incorporated as a borough in 1840, and its traditional center retains the close-knit pattern of a small Pennsylvania town. The river, surrounding ridges and principal roads make it a useful point of reference beyond the state’s larger cities.
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Few communities in Pennsylvania have a history as closely tied to the Juniata River transportation corridor as Newport. Set on the river’s north bank in Perry County, this borough lies amid the long ridges and narrow valleys of the Appalachian Ridge-and-Valley province. The Pennsylvania Canal’s Juniata Division and later rail connections made the river valley an important route through central Pennsylvania; Newport’s compact center still reflects that role in its older commercial and residential streets. Today, farms, wooded slopes and the river shape the setting around town. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Newport and the Juniata Valley.
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