Susquehanna river

This photograph shows the Susquehanna River in Harmony Township, Pennsylvania.

Cruising the Susquehanna River on Williamsport's Hiawatha Riverboat

A look at the floods throughout the Central Susquehanna River Valley, through photos and newspaper articles, by town The Floods, By Year "The first known to early history occurred in 1744, the second in 1758, the third in 1772, the fourth in 1786, and the fifth in 1800. The Indians in the valley had a tradition that a great flood occurs every 14 years, which seems to have been verified in these five instances." - Meningess The main stem of the Susquehanna has flooded 14 times since 1810 –…

One of my favorite places to photograph in the area of southern Pennsylvania where I live is Pinnacle Overlook. The overlook is managed as part of Susquehannock State Park, although it is separated from the main body of the park by a few miles. Pinnacle Overlook provides an excellent view of the Susquehanna River from 380 feet above the river. In my opinion, it is one of the best places to photograph in Pennsylvania.

Looking for a view? The Pinnacle Overlook Nature Preserve is situated within the Susquehanna Riverlands in Holtwood, Pennsylvania. It offers panoramic views of Lake Aldred, one of the widest points along the Susquehanna River, and features a network of nearly three miles of hiking trails. 🏞️ @susquehannagreenway

Gene Stilp built the original miniature out of plywood and old venetian blinds in a friend's garage in Harrisburg.

The Susquehanna River in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA skyline on the Susquehanna River with fall foliage.

West Branch Susquehanna River Scenic Byway runs along the river for nearly 75 miles, passing through 11 townships and 5 boroughs, on the way between Clearfield and Cherry Tree.

Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge over the Susquehanna River on an early summer morning.