Roaring Brook Township
Roaring Brook Township lies along Roaring Brook in northeastern Pennsylvania, where wooded ridges and narrow stream valleys shape a lightly settled part of Lackawanna County. Interstate 84 crosses the township on its route east from the Scranton area, cutting through a landscape of forest, small clearings and scattered homes. Roaring Brook joins the Lackawanna River, whose valley has long been central to the region’s settlement and industry. Lackawanna County was created in 1878, during the era when anthracite coal and rail transport drove the growth of nearby Scranton. Today, the township retains a rural edge beside one of northeastern Pennsylvania’s principal interstate corridors.
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Roaring Brook defines the setting of Roaring Brook Township — its wooded valley and surrounding uplands give this part of Lackawanna County a distinctly rural character. The township lies in northeastern Pennsylvania near the Moosic Mountains, within the wider Scranton–Wilkes-Barre metropolitan area. Forest, small residential communities and local roads shape daily life more than an urban center does. Nearby Scranton reflects the region’s long association with anthracite mining and rail transport, a legacy interpreted at the Lackawanna Coal Mine Tour. See how Roaring Brook Township fits within northeastern Pennsylvania by browsing webcams nearby.
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