Snow Shoe Township
Snow Shoe Township is best known within Pennsylvania for its Interstate 80 interchange with Pennsylvania Route 144. In northern Centre County, it occupies the wooded uplands of the Allegheny Plateau, where ridges and small drainage valleys shape a sparsely settled road landscape. Interstate 80 is the principal east–west route across this part of central Pennsylvania, while Route 144 connects the interchange with Snow Shoe and communities to the south. Moshannon State Forest covers much of the surrounding region, placing the township within an extensive public-forest belt. Snow Shoe Borough, incorporated in 1864, is a separate municipality within the township’s broader highland community.
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Built around the timber and coal industries of Pennsylvania’s Allegheny Plateau, Snow Shoe Township developed into a rural community in northern Centre County. Interstate 80 crosses this high, wooded part of the state, where settlements are separated by long ridges and extensive public forest. Moshannon State Forest lies nearby, while Black Moshannon State Park to the south protects wetlands, forest trails and Black Moshannon Lake. The township’s character still reflects the resource-based economy that brought workers and rail transport to the plateau. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across central Pennsylvania.
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