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Welcome to North Huntingdon Township!

Nestled on the western edge of Westmoreland County, North Huntingdon Township stands out as a unique blend of suburban comfort and rural charm. Covering roughly 27 square miles, it borders Allegheny County and serves as a gateway between Pittsburgh’ s bustling metro area and the quieter countryside.

North Huntingdon shares borders with several boroughs— Irwin, Manor, North Irwin, Trafford, and White Oak— as well as townships like Hempfield, Penn, and Sewickley. Its proximity to Monroeville and Murrysville makes it an attractive home base for commuters seeking easy access to Pittsburgh while enjoying a more relaxed environment. orth Huntingdon

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The township traces its origins to 1772, when it was carved from the larger Huntingdon Township. Early roads like Braddock Road and Byerly’ s Path shaped its development, linking it to Pennsylvania’ s frontier history. Families are drawn to North Huntingdon Township for the Norwin School District, consistently ranked among the best in Pennsylvania. The township offers a suburban-rural balance, with scenic parks, trails, and recreational spaces that foster a family-friendly atmosphere. Residents enjoy strong public safety, strong civic engagement, and a strong reputation for family-friendly living.
With a population of about 31,800, North Huntingdon boasts a median household income near $ 98,000, significantly higher than county and state averages. Homeownership rates hover around 85 %, and median home values are approximately $ 275,000, reflecting a stable and affluent community. Poverty rates remain low at around 5 %, underscoring its economic strength. The township’ s median age of 43 suggests a settled, long-term population.
Some people aren’ t sure whether they live or work in North Huntingdon Township or Irwin Borough because we share the same ZIP code. How can you tell the difference? It’ s simple: if you have a North Huntingdon Township trash can, you reside in the Township and pay taxes here. Another quick check— look at your street sign. If it’ s blue, you’ re in North Huntingdon!