Mifflin Township, Pennsylvania
Mifflin Township, United States
Mifflin Township, Pennsylvania holds 12 connections with 425 other places across 4 topics, shaped by geography, state governance, and industry. The Susquehanna River forms its northern border and Nescopeck Mountain its southern, linking it to a wide regional network in Pennsylvania. The township was formed in 1799 from part of Catawissa Township and named for Governor Thomas Mifflin. A gunpowder factory built there in 1855 was destroyed by an explosion fewer than three days after it opened.
Nescopeck Mountain
Connects Mifflin Township, Pennsylvania to: Luzerne County, Pennsylvania | Mountain Top, Pennsylvania | Dorrance Township, Pennsylvania | Fairview Township, Pennsylvania | Butler Township, Pennsylvania
Standard & Poor's
Connects Mifflin Township, Pennsylvania to: Latvia | South Australia | Dayton, Ohio | Morelia, Mexico | Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Thomas Mifflin
Connects Mifflin Township, Pennsylvania to: United States | France | Paris, France | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Pennsylvania
gunpowder
Connects Mifflin Township, Pennsylvania to: Rotterdam, Netherlands | Leiden, Netherlands | Wilmington, Delaware | County Carlow | Tauranga, New Zealand