Eastvale

History

Originally known as "Fetterman", Eastvale was incorporated from parts of North Sewickley and Pulaski townships on July 1, 1892. The population was 256 at the 1900 census, the first taken since incorporation. A post office was operated in the community from 1897 to 1901, since which time Eastvale addresses have been served by the Beaver Falls post office. The first bridge between Eastvale and Beaver Falls was completed in the 1880s and replaced by the current Eastvale Bridge in 1962. Eastvale's economy was long dependent on a brickworks at the borough's southern end, which closed by the mid-1970s.

Geography

Eastvale is located at (40.767765, −80.314579), across the Beaver River from the city of Beaver Falls. By area, it is the smallest municipality in Beaver County. Eastvale has two land borders, including North Sewickley Township to the northeast and Daugherty Township to the southeast. Across the Beaver River to the west, Eastvale runs adjacent with Beaver Falls and has a direct connection via Eastvale Bridge, which is also part of the borough's main road of Pennsylvania Route 588

Race & ethnicity

Largest nearby schools

• Blackhawk HS
  High · Beaver Falls · 762 students · 14.7:1 ratio
• Central Valley HS
  High · Monaca · 709 students · 15.4:1 ratio
• Blackhawk Intermediate Sch
  Elementary · Beaver Falls · 708 students · 15.7:1 ratio
• Highland MS
  Middle · Beaver Falls · 700 students · 15.2:1 ratio
• Beaver Area SHS
  High · Beaver · 644 students · 16.1:1 ratio
• Riverside El Sch
  Elementary · Ellwood City · 635 students · 15.9:1 ratio
• New Brighton Area El Sch
  Elementary · New Brighton · 609 students · 13.2:1 ratio
• Dutch Ridge El Sch
  Elementary · Beaver · 589 students · 16.4:1 ratio