Newberry Township
Few places in Pennsylvania have a history as closely tied to the Susquehanna River as Newberry Township. Set on the river’s west bank in York County, the township combines older settlement areas with wooded ridges and major transport corridors. Interstate 83 crosses the area, carrying traffic between Harrisburg and York, while local roads link communities including Etters and Newberrytown. The Susquehanna has long influenced movement and settlement in this part of south-central Pennsylvania. Today, Newberry Township retains the character of the broad Susquehanna valley, where forest, residential neighborhoods and highway infrastructure meet.
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The Susquehanna River shapes the setting of Newberry Township — along its eastern edge, the river valley brings together riverbank communities, farmland and the transport routes of southern York County. Formed in 1742, the township is one of the county’s older municipal areas, with settlement dispersed among places such as Etters and Newberrytown rather than centred on a single downtown. Goldsboro sits directly on the Susquehanna, while wooded slopes and cultivated fields extend west from the water. Interstate 83 runs through the township, linking the area with Harrisburg to the north and York to the south. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Newberry Township and the Susquehanna Valley.
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