Luzerne Township
Luzerne Township is a charming area offering a unique blend of history and modern convenience. Here you’ll find important information regarding meetings, our business and phone directories, as well as veterans information.
Luzerne Township is a charming area offering a unique blend of history and modern convenience. Here you’ll find important information regarding meetings, our business and phone directories, as well as veterans information.
Luzerne Township, located in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, covers an area of 30.74 square miles, with 29.53 square miles of land and 1.21 square miles of water. It is bordered by the Monongahela River to the west and Dunlap Creek to the east. The township includes unincorporated communities such as East Millsboro, La Belle, and Hiller. The population in 2020 was 5,585, reflecting a slight decline over the years. Notable historic sites include the Penn-Craft Historic District and the Brown-Moore Blacksmith Shop. The Mon-Fayette Expressway provides easy access to the area.
Historically, Luzerne Township has a significant heritage with landmarks listed on the National Register of Historic Places, including the Penn-Craft Historic District. The natural borders are defined by the Monongahela River and Dunlap Creek, and the Mon-Fayette Expressway ensures modern connectivity. According to the 2020 census, the township had a population of 5,585, showing a gradual decline in recent decades.
The township’s geography and history highlight its small, historically rich community preserving its cultural heritage. It faces modern challenges while maintaining a connection to its past through landmarks and community identity. The unincorporated communities within Luzerne Township, such as East Millsboro, La Belle, and Hiller, contribute to its unique character. The presence of the Mon-Fayette Expressway enhances accessibility and connectivity for residents and visitors.
Overall, Luzerne Township offers a blend of historical significance and modern convenience, maintaining its cultural identity while navigating contemporary changes. Its strategic location along the Monongahela River and Dunlap Creek adds to its geographical importance, making it a noteworthy area in Fayette County, Pennsylvania.
Here you’ll find the officials and supervisors who make important decisions and manage our community’s needs. Knowing these key people helps you understand how our township operates and who to contact for specific concerns.
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