Kemmertown

Kemmertown, Pennsylvania is a quiet residential neighborhood located in Hamilton Township, Monroe County, in the Pocono Mountains region of northeastern Pennsylvania. Though small and unincorporated, it sits amid a cluster of historic hamlets and scenic landscapes that define the area’s rural charm.

🗺️ Location & Geography

• Coordinates: 40.93371°N, 75.243°W
• Elevation: ~453 feet (138 meters)
• Setting: Nestled between the communities of Stormville, Bossardsville, and Hamilton Square, with Snydersville and Sciota just a few miles away
• Township: Part of Hamilton Township, which includes a mix of farmland, forest, and residential development

🏘️ Community Character

• Status: Not a formal municipality—Kemmertown is classified as a locality or neighborhood
• Land Use: Primarily residential, with wooded lots and rural roads
• Nearby Features: Close to Cherry Valley United Methodist Church, Indian Spring Run Pond, and scenic overlooks like Wolf Rocks

🌿 Regional Context

Kemmertown lies within the broader Cherry Valley region, known for its ecological richness and conservation efforts, including the Cherry Valley National Wildlife Refuge. The area is part of the Kittatinny Ridge corridor, a vital habitat for migratory birds and native species.