North Skyline View
The Appalachian foothills define the setting of North Skyline View — wooded rises and broad transport corridors give this northeastern side of the Harrisburg area its character. Interstate 81 passes Manada Hill here, part of a long north–south route through the eastern United States. The interchange and its approaches sit amid grassed embankments, tree cover and low-density development rather than a continuous urban streetscape. Southwest of this junction, Harrisburg stands on the Susquehanna River as Pennsylvania’s state capital. The surrounding terrain marks the transition from the river city’s developed fringe to the ridges and valleys associated with central Pennsylvania.
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The landscape around North Skyline View is gently rolling and wooded, on the southern side of Blue Mountain in Dauphin County, which has shaped both the pattern of settlement and an economy closely connected with the Harrisburg area. This is central Pennsylvania’s Appalachian country, where residential communities meet wooded ridges and working farmland. The Susquehanna River flows west of here through Harrisburg, Pennsylvania’s state capital since 1812. Dauphin County, established in 1785, remains a useful link between the capital region and the mountain country to its north. Browse additional webcams from the Harrisburg area and Blue Mountain country to extend your view of central Pennsylvania.
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