Hiller, PA
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About Hiller
Hiller is a Fayette County CDP in the northeast corner of Luzerne Township, pressed between the Monongahela River, Dunlap Creek, and Brownsville. The river forms the Washington County line along Hiller’s northwest side, so this is a place where county borders are part of the local geography. High Street runs through the center as Telegraph Road, and Pennsylvania 43, the Mon-Fayette Expressway, passes just south with access at Exit 26.
The township is the frame for everyday services, including the Hiller fire hall, while the river and road network give the community its working shape. Hiller is not a separate borough; it is one of Luzerne Township’s named communities, alongside places such as La Belle and East Millsboro. The Monongahela points north and west toward Brownsville and the Washington County side, while Dunlap Creek marks the eastern edge. If you are trying to place it, start with the water: Hiller is a small river-edge settlement tucked into a township whose roads climb away from the Monongahela.
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