Summit Township
Summit Township sits on the Allegheny Plateau in southwestern Pennsylvania, where US Route 219 passes through rolling farmland near Meyersdale. The township is part of Somerset County, a highland region of ridges, narrow valleys and scattered rural settlements rather than dense urban development. Route 219 is an important north–south highway in this part of the state, while the Meyersdale bypass carries through traffic around the borough. Nearby Meyersdale is a stop on the Great Allegheny Passage, the long-distance rail trail linking Pittsburgh with Cumberland, Maryland. The highway and trail trace two distinct ways of travelling across Pennsylvania’s uplands.
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Summit Township lies along the Casselman River valley in Somerset County, where the rolling uplands of southwestern Pennsylvania are divided between working farms, forest and narrow stream corridors. This rural township belongs to the Laurel Highlands, a broad highland region whose roads and settlements follow the contours of the Allegheny Plateau. Nearby Meyersdale is crossed by the Great Allegheny Passage, the long-distance rail trail between Pittsburgh and Cumberland, Maryland; its annual Pennsylvania Maple Festival also reflects a long local maple-sugaring tradition. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Summit Township, Somerset County and the Laurel Highlands.
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