Juniata County

Juniata County is a Pennsylvania historical marker in Mifflintown, Juniata County, dedicated 1982.

Juniata County · dedicated 1982 · At County Courthouse, Bridge St. across from Minnick Ln., Mifflintown

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Formed on March 2, 1831 from Mifflin County. Named for the Juniata River, and noted for its scenery and wildlife. Indian trails, turnpike, canal and railroad made the area a major route for trade and travel. Mifflintown, county seat, was incorporated 1833.

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Juniata County

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