Upper Moreland Township
Upper Moreland Township has served as a suburban community in Montgomery County since the early 20th century. It lies north of Philadelphia, where the Pennsylvania Turnpike follows the I-276 corridor near Willow Grove and links with regional roads. The township belongs to the gently rolling, densely settled terrain of southeastern Pennsylvania, where residential neighborhoods, commercial areas and tree-lined corridors meet. Willow Grove Park, opened in 1896 as a trolley park and later an amusement park, was a regional attraction until it closed in 1975. Today, Upper Moreland Township is shaped by its role as a residential and transport-connected part of the Philadelphia metropolitan area.
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Upper Moreland Township straddles Pennypack Creek in southeastern Pennsylvania, a position that placed it within the suburban belt north of Philadelphia. Its best-known community, Willow Grove, developed with rail and trolley connections; Willow Grove Park opened there in 1896 and became a major amusement destination before closing in 1975. The former park grounds are now home to Willow Grove Park Mall, while residential neighborhoods, schools and local businesses shape much of the township. Follow Upper Moreland Township’s place in Montgomery County and the Philadelphia suburbs through nearby webcams.
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