  north coventry township is a township in chester county, pennsylvania, united states. the population was 7,866 at the 2010 census. ==history== the pottstown landing historic district was listed on the national register of historic places in 2001. notable people from north coventry township include iowa state senator j. morris rea, who was born there, as was congressman irving price wanger. ==geography== according to the united states census bureau, the township has a total area of , of which  is land and , or 1.18%, is water. it is drained by the schuylkill river, which forms its natural northern boundary with montgomery county. it is served by route 724 along the south side of the river east-to-west and route 100 north-to-south. the coventry mall is located at the nw side of the interchange of these two routes. a portion of the u.s. route 422 expressway in the pottstown area is on the south side of the schuylkill in north coventry, where its interchange with 100 is located between 724 and the river. its unincorporated communities include 
Townships_in_Chester_County,_Pennsylvania