Lebanon

🌳 Lebanon Township, tucked into the northeastern corner of Wayne County, Pennsylvania, is a quiet, rural second-class township known for its rolling hills, forested landscapes, and small-town charm. Here's a detailed look:

🗺️ Geography & Location

• Covers 38.15 square miles, with 0.92 square miles of water
• Elevation: 1,457 feet
• Coordinates: 41.70000°N, 75.21639°W
• Includes communities like Rileyville, where township meetings are often held at Hickory Grange

👥 Demographics

• Population (2010): 684; estimated at 657 in 2016
• Population density: ~18 people per square mile
• Racial makeup: 97% White, with small percentages of African American, Asian, and multiracial residents
• Median age: 47 years, with a balanced spread across age groups

💼 Economy & Income

• Median household income: $42,000
• Median family income: $53,214
• Per capita income: $29,011
• Poverty rate: ~10%, with higher rates among children under 18

🏡 Housing & Lifestyle

• About 440 housing units, mostly single-family homes and mobile homes
• Many homes built before 1940, giving the area a historic feel
• Average household size: 2.45; family size: 2.88
• Roughly 60% of households are married couples

🚗 Transportation & Commute

• Mean travel time to work: ~24 minutes
• Most residents drive alone, with a small percentage working from home