Raubsville, PA

Raubsville is a Northampton County census-designated place in Williams Township, sitting on the west bank of the Delaware River along PA 611. The 2020 census counted 1,079 residents. Easton is the nearby city, and the Lehigh Valley is the larger regional orbit, but Raubsville's own geography is simple: river on one side, township roads and wooded slopes on the other, with PA 611 carrying the through traffic. Easton is close, but the river still sets the pace for the neighborhood. The Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor follows the old transportation story through this part of the river valley, including the Raubsville locks and canal-era landscape.

Wilson Area School District serves local students, and the Raubsville Road bridge keeps showing up in the township's practical map. The river, road, and old locks still tell the whole place's story. Raubsville's local scoop is a river settlement that makes more sense from the shoulder of PA 611: a small place held between the Delaware, the old canal route, and Easton's nearby city pull.