Main Township, Pennsylvania
Main Township, United States
Main Township, Pennsylvania shares 9 connections with 268 other places across 3 topics, split between early industry and natural geography. A charcoal-iron furnace built in 1815 and a carding mill opened in 1820 tie the township to industrial threads reaching across many countries. The ridges of Nescopeck Mountain and Catawissa Mountain cross the township, separated by a water gap formed by Catawissa Creek. Settled by European-descent families in 1772, the township links to several European nations through shared history topics.
Metallurgical furnace
Connects Main Township, Pennsylvania to: Gliwice, Poland | Grimsby, Ontario | Kötschach-Mauthen, Austria | Hunlock Township, Pennsylvania
Nescopeck Mountain
Connects Main Township, Pennsylvania to: Luzerne County, Pennsylvania | Mountain Top, Pennsylvania | Butler Township, Pennsylvania | Fairview Township, Pennsylvania | Dorrance Township, Pennsylvania
Catawissa Creek
Connects Main Township, Pennsylvania to: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Virginia | Pennsylvania | Downriver | Luzerne County, Pennsylvania
water gap
Connects Main Township, Pennsylvania to: Manawatū–Whanganui | Point of Rocks, Maryland | Nittany Valley | Snake Spring Township, Pennsylvania | Susquehanna Township, Pennsylvania
carding
Connects Main Township, Pennsylvania to: Ellsworth, Maine | Windham, Maine | Presque Isle, Maine | Eastport, Maine | Tukums, Latvia
charcoal
Connects Main Township, Pennsylvania to: London, England | France | Germany | Japan | China