Lower Nazareth Township
Tucked into the rolling Lehigh Valley of eastern Pennsylvania, Lower Nazareth Township is a place whose character is shaped by open uplands and the transport corridors crossing them. Pennsylvania Route 33 runs through the township near PA 248, placing it within the urbanizing belt of suburban districts and commercial sites across the Lehigh Valley. The region takes its name from the Lehigh River, a major tributary of the Delaware. Nearby Nazareth provides a cultural reference point as the home of C. F. Martin & Company, the guitar maker founded in 1833. Broad roads, business premises and residential areas here share space with retained lawns and tree cover.
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Few communities in Pennsylvania have a past as closely connected to the division of the original Nazareth Township as Lower Nazareth Township. Set in the Lehigh Valley, south of Blue Mountain, it combines long-established farmland with suburban and commercial growth along the routes linking Nazareth, Bethlehem and Easton. The township belongs to Northampton County, in eastern Pennsylvania near the Delaware River. Its local character is closely linked to nearby Nazareth, a Moravian-founded town known internationally as the home of C. F. Martin & Co., maker of Martin guitars since 1833. Explore additional webcams nearby to understand how Lower Nazareth Township connects with the wider Lehigh Valley.
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