West Goshen Township
Few places in Chester County have a history as closely tied to the division of an early rural township as West Goshen Township. Created in 1817 when Goshen Township was split, the municipality lies in the rolling Piedmont southwest of West Chester. Its farms and scattered crossroads gradually gave way to neighborhoods, offices and retail, particularly along U.S. Route 202, a major north–south highway in southeastern Pennsylvania. Mature trees, lawns and low-rise development remain central to its character. West Goshen’s position beside the Chester County seat makes it part of the wider West Chester area while retaining a distinctly suburban scale.
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Built around agricultural homesteads and rural crossroads, West Goshen Township grew into a largely residential community beside the Chester County seat of West Chester. It lies in the rolling Pennsylvania Piedmont, where local roads link established neighborhoods with shops, schools and the services of the surrounding county. West Goshen was created in 1788 when the original Goshen Township was divided into eastern and western townships, reflecting the area’s early agricultural settlement. Its location also places West Chester’s restaurants, cultural venues and university presence close at hand. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Chester County.
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