Perdix, Pennsylvania facts for kids

Perdix is a small village located in Penn Township, Perry County, Pennsylvania, United States. It sits in a scenic area between the wide Susquehanna River and the tall Cove Mountain. Major roads, U.S. Route 11 and U.S. Route 15, pass right through the village. Even though it's a separate village, Perdix uses the same zip code (17020) as the nearby town of Duncannon.

	Speeceville	Middle Paxton Township, Dauphin County	Dauphin borough
	Cove		Heckton
		Perdix
	Glenvale	Rye Township	Marysville

Discovering Perdix

Perdix is a quiet village in Pennsylvania. It's known for its beautiful natural surroundings. The village is a part of Perry County, which is in the central part of the state.

Where is Perdix Located?

Perdix has a special location. It is nestled between the Susquehanna River, one of the longest rivers in the eastern United States, and Cove Mountain. This mountain is part of the Appalachian Mountains range. The village's position near these natural landmarks makes it a peaceful place.

How to Get to Perdix

Two important U.S. Routes, Route 11 and Route 15, run directly through Perdix. These roads make it easy to travel to and from the village. They connect Perdix to other towns and cities in Pennsylvania.

What is a Zip Code?

A zip code is a special set of numbers used by the postal service. It helps them sort and deliver mail to the correct address. Perdix shares its zip code, 17020, with the larger town of Duncannon. This means mail for Perdix goes through the Duncannon post office.

Neighbors of Perdix

Perdix is surrounded by several other communities. To the north, you'll find Middle Paxton Township. The borough of Dauphin is to the northeast. To the east is Heckton, and to the southeast is Marysville.

South of Perdix is Rye Township. To the southwest, you'll find Glenvale. The community of Cove is to the west, and Speeceville is to the northwest. These surrounding areas form a network of small towns and townships in Perry County.