Conewago

Conewago Township is located in Adams County, Pennsylvania, adjacent to Hanover in York County. As of 2026, the estimated population is around 8,205, reflecting a blend of rural and suburban characteristics. The township offers a mix of agricultural landscapes and residential developments, providing a peaceful living environment with convenient access to nearby urban centers. Agriculture remains a key aspect of Conewago's economy, alongside residential and commercial sectors. The township benefits from its proximity to larger employment hubs and industries in Adams County and the broader region. Key employers and sectors include healthcare, manufacturing, and retail, contributing to a stable local economy. Conewago Township's history is rooted in its early settlement in the 18th century, with the township officially formed in 1801. The name 'Conewago' is derived from a Native American term meaning 'at the rapids,' reflecting the area's natural water features. Today, Conewago Township balances its historical heritage with modern development, offering a blend of community parks, historical sites, and a growing residential base.