2009 Lower and Middle Susquehanna River.
Pastel by Rob Evans - Thunderheads, Long Level

The Lower and Middle Susquehanna River has been named the Pennsylvania’s “2009 River of the Year” by DCNR. This 103 mile stretch of the Susquehanna, beginning in the junction of the West Branch, the middle Susquehanna River is roughly delineated as a stretch from Northumberland, Northumberland County, to Duncannon, Perry County. Portions of Union, Snyder, Juniata and Dauphin counties also border this section of the Susquehanna. From Duncannon south to the Maryland state line, the lower Susquehanna also borders sections of Perry, Dauphin and Cumberland counties, and separates York and Lancaster counties.

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