Talk:Unity Township, Pennsylvania

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Is it necessary to include the name of the county in the title?

I mean come on I would understand if there were more then one Unity Township in Pennsylvania but from my research there isn't. So I'd like to move it to Unity, Pennsylvania. I am giving everyone an opportunity to chime in whether you agree or disagree before I actually do the move so please provide your input. TheGoofyGolfer (talk) 20:06, 23 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]

See WP:USPLACE. A concensus was established at Naming conventions (geographic names) for the present naming scheme. You may want to create a discussion there rather than arbitrarily change one page. Every township in Pennsylvania follows this approach to naming (see Category:Townships in Pennsylvania by county). dissolve ^talk 03:46, 24 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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Unity Cemetery is in Unity, not Latrobe

I've added this cemetery to the text. Even though the postal address is Latrobe, it's clear that the cemetery is in Unity Township. This is based on a close comparison of the borders of the Township as depicted in the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation map referenced in the inline citation. The cemetery is located between the eastern end of Trail 699 on the Penn DOT map (Beatty Flats Road) and the southern end of Trail 896 (which is referred to as McCullough Road by Penn DOT, and Monastery Drive by Google Maps.) Cordially, BuzzWeiser196 (talk)