Union Township
Union Township is best known within Pennsylvania for Fort Indiantown Gap, the Pennsylvania National Guard’s principal training installation. The township occupies a transport corridor at the foot of Blue Mountain in northern Lebanon County, where Interstate 81 meets the western end of Interstate 78. These highways place the rural municipality between the Lebanon Valley and the Appalachian ridge country. Fort Indiantown Gap takes its name from a gap in Blue Mountain and has long given the area a military presence; it now supports Guard training and other public-safety functions. Away from the interchanges, wooded ground and scattered farms retain the open character of this part of south-central Pennsylvania.
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Union Township has served as a rural municipality in northern Lebanon County since the 19th century. Set among the wooded ridges of Pennsylvania’s Appalachian interior, it lies near Swatara Creek, a tributary of the Susquehanna River. The township includes part of the area around Fort Indiantown Gap, the major Pennsylvania National Guard training installation that shapes this otherwise rural setting. Farms, homes and woodland are connected by local roads to Jonestown and the Interstate 81 corridor. Continue with other webcams from Lebanon County to see how this part of central Pennsylvania connects regionally.
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