Clinton Township
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township in southern Lycoming County, Pennsylvania
Official website
Home Page - Clinton Township
Over the past two centuries, the township has maintained a tradition for solid family values, appreciation for nature and the environment, a growing and prosperous economy, and safe neighborhoods.
clintontwp.org →First settled in the 1770s, Clinton Township was formed in December 1825 and named after the creator of the Erie Canal and New York Governor, DeWitt Clinton. The region was known as the Black Hole Valley, a land with beautiful vistas, rich farmland, and hearty settlers who made it their home. Over the past two centuries, the township has maintained a tradition for solid family values, appreciation for nature and the environment, a growing and prosperous economy, and safe neighborhoods.
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Wikidata facts
- Official name
- Clinton Township
- Country
- United States
- Located in
- Lycoming County
- Population
- 3708
- Area
- 28.8
- Elevation
- 203
- Official website
- www.clintontwp.org
- Image
- AerialviewMuncyPrisonPA.jpg
- Households
- 805
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- Commons category
- Clinton Township, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania
- per capita income
- 16124
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