Cherryhill Township
The wooded ridges of the Allegheny Plateau define the setting of Cherryhill Township — narrow valleys and forested slopes give this part of Indiana County a distinctly rural form. U.S. Route 422 runs through the township near Penn Run, carrying traffic across rolling uplands between the borough of Indiana and communities farther east. Roads, scattered homes and woodland rather than a dense town centre shape the local settlement pattern. Indiana County was created in 1803, and the borough of Indiana remains its county seat. This is western Pennsylvania on a modest scale: a working transport corridor threaded through the old, heavily wooded terrain of the Appalachian Plateau.
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Cherryhill Township is known in Pennsylvania for Cherry Hill Furnace, a surviving nineteenth-century charcoal iron furnace listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Set in Indiana County’s rolling Appalachian Plateau uplands, the township is crossed by Blacklegs Creek, part of the Conemaugh River watershed. The furnace recalls the small-scale iron industry that preceded the region’s later prominence in coal extraction, while farms, woodland and dispersed settlements still define much of the local setting. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Cherryhill Township relates to the wider Indiana County landscape.
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