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| | History of Lancaster County Townships |
 | | In this end of the county at the present time, the traveler passing from the Octoraro to Union, Chestnut Level or Peach Bottom, traverses as finely improved and as thickly populated, a section of country, as is to be found in Eastern Pennsylvania. |
 | | C.H.S. Fulton township, Lancaster county, is bounded on the north by Drumore, east by Little Britain and the Octoraro, west by the Susquehanna, on the south by Cecil county Maryland. |
 | | The principal ones are the Conowingo, rising in Providence township, flowing southward, passing through Fulton from north to southward, emptying into the Susquehanna at the village of the same name in Maryland; and Peters creek, named after an early settler, rising in Drumore township and finding an outlet in the river, near Peach Bottom. |
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