
The Lehigh River snakes through this industrial and agricultural corridor during the early 1970s, serving as a boundary for several townships including Washington and North Whitehall. The landscape is defined by its industrial heritage, particularly in the namesake Cementon and surrounding areas like Egypt and Ormrod, where the Dewey Heights Quarry and numerous unnamed quarries point to the region's mineral wealth. Transportation infrastructure is dense, with the Lehigh Valley Railroad, Central Railroad of New Jersey, and Reading Railroad all competing for space along the riverbanks and through the valley.
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