Snake Spring Township, Pennsylvania

Snake Spring Township, United States

Snake Spring Township, Pennsylvania shares 21 connections with 5961 other places across 5 topics, concentrated in earth science and natural geography. The township sits in an anticlinal valley, with Evitts Mountain and Tussey Mountain forming its limbs, and the Raystown Branch of the Juniata River cutting water gaps through both ridges. Science topics including stratigraphy, bedrock geology, and Ordovician formations account for the bulk of its connections. The Pennsylvania Turnpike and the older Lincoln Highway both follow the river through those gaps, adding a transportation thread. Nearby neighbors Colerain Township and Everett share many of its connections.