Union Township
Union Township straddles the wooded ridges of the Appalachian Mountains in Pennsylvania, and this folded terrain channels Interstate 81 through a narrow, heavily forested corridor. At mile 92.3, the I-81 Twin Bridges carry the divided highway across the uneven ground that defines this part of the state. The route is part of a long north–south interstate running from Tennessee to the Canadian border in northern New York, making this stretch a working link in eastern America’s road network. Around it, slopes of mixed woodland and open roadside clearings give the setting a distinctly rural scale, far removed from Pennsylvania’s large urban interchanges. For travellers, it is a useful reference point on the approach to the Appalachian interior.
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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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