Cady Run

Cady Run is a small, unincorporated community located in Liberty Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania. It is situated along Cady Run creek, from which it derives its name. The community is largely rural and agricultural, characterized by farmland and wooded areas.

Geographically, Cady Run lies to the southwest of Gettysburg. Cady Run creek itself is a tributary of Marsh Creek, which eventually flows into the Monocacy River and then the Potomac River. The topography is typical of the Appalachian foothills, with rolling hills and valleys.

While Cady Run does not possess a distinct town center or municipal government, it is recognized as a place name and appears on maps of Adams County. Residents of Cady Run typically rely on Gettysburg and other nearby towns for services and amenities. The area is served by the Gettysburg Area School District.

The historical significance of Cady Run is linked to the broader history of Adams County. While not directly involved in the Battle of Gettysburg, its proximity meant that the community was affected by the movements of troops and the aftermath of the battle. The area retains its rural character, reflecting the agricultural heritage of the region. Its identity is largely tied to the creek and the surrounding natural landscape.