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West Manheim Township is located
in the south west corner of York County Pennsylvania, nestled
against the famous Mason-Dixon border. Our small community of
5000 residents was founded in the mid-1700's and officially
established as a township by the Commonwealth in 1854. Originally
comprised of Pennsylvania Dutch family farms, the area is now
growing into a diverse community of quiet, residential neighborhoods,
recreational areas, and burgeoning commercial interests.
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