Union Township
Built around rural roads and farmland, Union Township grew into a residential and commercial community beside New Castle in Lawrence County. Its rolling western Pennsylvania setting lies near the Mahoning River valley and the Ohio state line, where woodland, open ground and highway interchanges shape the local landscape. US Route 422, known here as Washington Street, forms an important east–west corridor through the township and links the New Castle area with the wider regional road network. Lawrence County was created in 1849 from parts of Beaver and Mercer counties; New Castle became its county seat. Union Township retains a small-town edge while serving everyday movement between local neighborhoods and major routes.
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The rolling uplands of western Pennsylvania define the setting of Union Township — wooded residential streets and open pockets of land place the community just west of New Castle in Lawrence County. The Shenango River flows through nearby New Castle, linking this part of the state to the wider river valleys of western Pennsylvania. Union Township belongs to a region shaped by New Castle’s industrial rise, long associated with American tin-plate manufacturing. Today, the township has a quieter local character while remaining close to the county seat’s services and historic center. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Union Township and Lawrence County.
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