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Why Live in Claysburg
Claysburg is a small, rural community in southern Blair County, Pennsylvania, with deep historical roots and a steady local employment base. Originally settled in the early 1800s, Claysburg developed into a company town following the establishment of a brickyard by the General Refractories Company in 1913. While the brickyard closed in the late 1980s, farming remains common and other industries have taken its place. Today, the area has a population of roughly 5,500 residents and is characterized by quiet roads, surrounding mountains and a slower pace of life. While somewhat unusual for a rural community, Claysburg has thriving employment opportunities since it is home to the headquarters of both Sheetz and NPC, a printing and communications company. Interstate 99 runs directly through the area, providing north-south access across central Pennsylvania. The highway also makes Altoona an accessible hub for shopping, healthcare and additional services. Housing and land availability is limited, largely because much of the area has been privately owned for generations. Existing homes are typically located on larger lots along country roads. Common home styles include early-20th-century bungalows or midcentury split-level and ranch-style homes. Outdoor recreation is popular in daily life. Residents live near state parks, mountain trails, lakes and the Blue Knob area. People spend their days hiking, hunting, fishing, boating, golfing and skiing. Local amenities include small restaurants, community organizations and a school district supported by the Claysburg Education Foundation, which has focused in recent years on expanding STEM education and academic resources.