Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania

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Pennsylvania

Philadelphia

Population: Philadelphia, the largest city in Pennsylvania, has a population of over 1.5 million residents.
Area: Philadelphia covers approximately 142.71 square miles.
Zip Codes: Philadelphia encompasses various zip codes, including 19102, 19103, 19104.
Area Codes: 215, 267, 445
County Affiliated: Philadelphia County
Latitude: 39.9526° N
Longitude: 75.1652° W

Philadelphia, often called the “City of Brotherly Love,” is known for its rich history, diverse culture, and iconic landmarks. Independence Hall is a UNESCO World Heritage Site where the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution were signed, featuring guided tours and exhibits on American history. Liberty Bell is an iconic symbol of American independence and freedom, housed in the Liberty Bell Center near Independence Hall, with exhibits on its history and significance. Philadelphia Museum of Art is one of the largest art museums in the United States, known for its extensive collection of artworks, including European masterpieces, American paintings, and Asian artifacts, as well as the famous “Rocky Steps” from the movie “Rocky.”

Pittsburgh

Population: Pittsburgh, located in western Pennsylvania, has a population of over 300,000 residents.
Area: Pittsburgh covers approximately 58.35 square miles.
Zip Codes: Pittsburgh encompasses various zip codes, including 15201, 15202, 15203.
Area Codes: 412, 878
County Affiliated: Allegheny County
Latitude: 40.4406° N
Longitude: 79.9959° W

Pittsburgh, often referred to as the “Steel City,” is known for its industrial heritage, vibrant neighborhoods, and cultural institutions. Duquesne Incline is a historic funicular railway offering panoramic views of the city skyline and the three rivers from the top of Mount Washington, with a museum and observation deck. Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens is a botanical garden and green oasis in the heart of Pittsburgh, featuring a variety of plant collections, seasonal flower shows, and sustainable architecture. Andy Warhol Museum is the largest museum in North America dedicated to a single artist, showcasing the life and work of Pittsburgh native Andy Warhol, including paintings, sculptures, and multimedia installations.

Allentown

Population: Allentown, located in eastern Pennsylvania, has a population of over 120,000 residents.
Area: Allentown covers approximately 18.02 square miles.
Zip Codes: Allentown encompasses various zip codes, including 18101, 18102, 18103.
Area Codes: 610, 484
County Affiliated: Lehigh County
Latitude: 40.6023° N
Longitude: 75.4714° W

Allentown is a diverse city known for its historic architecture, cultural attractions, and thriving arts scene. PPL Center is a multi-purpose arena hosting concerts, sporting events, and entertainment shows, as well as the home of the Lehigh Valley Phantoms ice hockey team. Allentown Art Museum is a cultural institution featuring a collection of American and European artworks, including paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts, as well as traveling exhibitions and educational programs. Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom is a popular amusement park offering roller coasters, water slides, and family-friendly attractions, as well as live entertainment and dining options.

Erie

Population: Erie, located in northwestern Pennsylvania, has a population of over 95,000 residents.
Area: Erie covers approximately 28.01 square miles.
Zip Codes: Erie encompasses various zip codes, including 16501, 16502, 16503.
Area Codes: 814
County Affiliated: Erie County
Latitude: 42.1292° N
Longitude: 80.0851° W

Erie is a waterfront city known for its Great Lakes coastline, outdoor recreation, and cultural amenities. Presque Isle State Park is a natural gem with sandy beaches, hiking trails, and recreational activities like swimming, boating, and birdwatching, as well as picnic areas and scenic viewpoints. Erie Maritime Museum is a maritime museum located on Presque Isle Bay, featuring exhibits on the War of 1812, shipbuilding, and Great Lakes maritime history, as well as the historic US Brig Niagara docked nearby. Erie Zoo is a family-friendly attraction with a variety of animal exhibits, including lions, tigers, bears, and giraffes, as well as train rides and educational programs.

Reading

Population: Reading, located in southeastern Pennsylvania, has a population of over 88,000 residents.
Area: Reading covers approximately 10.14 square miles.
Zip Codes: Reading encompasses various zip codes, including 19601, 19602, 19603.
Area Codes: 610, 484
County Affiliated: Berks County
Latitude: 40.3357° N
Longitude: 75.9269° W

Reading is a historic city known for its industrial heritage, cultural diversity, and community events. Reading Public Museum is a cultural institution featuring exhibits on art, science, and natural history, including Egyptian artifacts, Native American artifacts, and European paintings, as well as a planetarium and arboretum. Santander Arena is a multi-purpose arena hosting concerts, sporting events, and entertainment shows, as well as the home of the Reading Royals ice hockey team. Mid-Atlantic Air Museum is an aviation museum located at the Reading Regional Airport, featuring a collection of vintage aircraft, military vehicles, and aviation artifacts, as well as air shows and educational programs.

Scranton

Population: Scranton, located in northeastern Pennsylvania, has a population of over 77,000 residents.
Area: Scranton covers approximately 25.25 square miles.
Zip Codes: Scranton encompasses various zip codes, including 18503, 18504, 18505.
Area Codes: 570
County Affiliated: Lackawanna County
Latitude: 41.4080° N
Longitude: 75.6624° W

Scranton is a historic city known for its coal mining heritage, architectural landmarks, and cultural attractions. Steamtown National Historic Site is a museum complex dedicated to preserving the history of steam railroading in America, featuring locomotives, train cars, and exhibits on railroading technology and culture. Nay Aug Park is a scenic park in the heart of Scranton, offering hiking trails, waterfalls, and picnic areas, as well as a swimming pool and playgrounds. Electric City Trolley Museum is a transportation museum showcasing vintage trolley cars, artifacts, and photographs, as well as trolley rides through downtown Scranton and nearby neighborhoods.

Bethlehem

Population: Bethlehem, located in eastern Pennsylvania, has a population of over 75,000 residents.
Area: Bethlehem covers approximately 19.45 square miles.
Zip Codes: Bethlehem encompasses various zip codes, including 18015, 18016, 18017.
Area Codes: 610, 484
County Affiliated: Northampton County
Latitude: 40.6259° N
Longitude: 75.3705° W

Bethlehem is a historic city known for its Moravian heritage, cultural festivals, and vibrant arts scene. SteelStacks is a cultural campus located on the site of the former Bethlehem Steel plant, featuring arts and entertainment venues, including the Musikfest Cafe, ArtsQuest Center, and Levitt Pavilion, as well as outdoor festivals and concerts. Moravian Museum of Bethlehem is a historic site showcasing the colonial history of Bethlehem and the Moravian Church, including 18th-century buildings, exhibits on daily life and crafts, and guided tours of the Colonial Industrial Quarter. Sands Bethlehem is a resort and casino complex offering gaming, dining, shopping, and live entertainment, as well as hotel accommodations and event spaces.

Lancaster

Population: Lancaster, located in southeastern Pennsylvania, has a population of over 59,000 residents.
Area: Lancaster covers approximately 7.31 square miles.
Zip Codes: Lancaster encompasses various zip codes, including 17601, 17602, 17603.
Area Codes: 717
County Affiliated: Lancaster County
Latitude: 40.0379° N
Longitude: 76.3055° W

Lancaster is a historic city known for its Amish heritage, agricultural roots, and vibrant downtown district. Central Market is the oldest continuously operating farmers market in the United States, featuring local produce, artisanal foods, and handmade crafts, as well as cultural events and cooking demonstrations. Fulton Theatre is a historic theater dating back to 1852, hosting Broadway shows, musicals, and live performances, as well as educational programs and community events. Lancaster County Central Park is a recreational area with walking trails, playgrounds, and sports fields, as well as picnic areas and a petting zoo, offering outdoor activities for visitors of all ages.

Harrisburg

Population: Harrisburg, the capital city of Pennsylvania, has a population of over 49,000 residents.
Area: Harrisburg covers approximately 8.11 square miles.
Zip Codes: Harrisburg encompasses various zip codes, including 17101, 17102, 17103.
Area Codes: 717
County Affiliated: Dauphin County
Latitude: 40.2732° N
Longitude: 76.8867° W

Harrisburg is a historic city known for its government institutions, cultural attractions, and scenic riverfront. Pennsylvania State Capitol is the seat of government for the state of Pennsylvania, featuring a majestic dome, legislative chambers, and historical murals, as well as guided tours and special events. Riverfront Park is a scenic waterfront park along the Susquehanna River, offering walking and biking trails, picnic areas, and outdoor sculptures, as well as views of the State Capitol and City Island. State Museum of Pennsylvania is a cultural institution showcasing the history, art, and culture of Pennsylvania, including exhibits on Native American artifacts, industrial heritage, and natural history, as well as a planetarium and interactive exhibits.

Towns and Cities of Pennsylvania

A

Aaronsburg, PA
Abbottstown, PA
Adamsburg, PA
Adamstown, PA
Addison, PA
Akron, PA
Albion, PA
Alburtis, PA
Alexandria, PA
Aliquippa, PA
Allenport, PA
Allentown, PA
Altoona, PA
Ambler, PA
Ambridge, PA
Amity, PA
Annville, PA
Apollo, PA
Archbald, PA
Ardmore, PA
Arendtsville, PA
Aristes, PA
Arona, PA
Ashland, PA
Ashville, PA
Atglen, PA
Auburn, PA
Audubon, PA
Austin, PA
Avis, PA
Avondale, PA
Avonmore, PA

B

Baden, PA
Bally, PA
Bangor, PA
Bath, PA
Beallsville, PA
Bear Creek, PA
Beaver Falls, PA
Beaver Meadows, PA
Beaver Springs, PA
Beaver, PA
Beaverdale, PA
Beavertown, PA
Bechtelsville, PA
Beech Creek, PA
Belle Vernon, PA
Bellefonte, PA
Belleville, PA
Bellwood, PA
Bendersville, PA
Bentleyville, PA
Benton, PA
Berlin, PA
Bernville, PA
Berrysburg, PA
Berwick, PA
Bessemer, PA
Bethel Park, PA
Bethlehem, PA
Big Run, PA
Biglerville, PA
Birdsboro, PA
Black Lick, PA
Blain, PA
Blairsville, PA
Blanchard, PA
Blooming Glen, PA
Bloomsburg, PA
Blossburg, PA
Blue Bell, PA
Boalsburg, PA
Boiling Springs, PA
Bolivar, PA
Boswell, PA
Bowmanstown, PA
Boyertown, PA
Brackenridge, PA
Braddock, PA
Bradford, PA
Bradfordwoods, PA
Branchdale, PA
Bridgeport, PA
Brisbin, PA
Bristol, PA
Broad Top, PA
Brockway, PA
Brodheadsville, PA
Brookhaven, PA
Brookville, PA
Broomall, PA
Brownstown, PA
Brownsville, PA
Bruin, PA
Bryn Athyn, PA
Bryn Mawr, PA
Burgettstown, PA
Burnham, PA
Burnside, PA
Butler, PA

C

California, PA
Callensburg, PA
Callery, PA
Calumet, PA
Cambridge Springs, PA
Camp Hill, PA
Campbelltown, PA
Canonsburg, PA
Canton, PA
Carbondale, PA
Carlisle, PA
Carmichaels, PA
Carnegie, PA
Carrolltown, PA
Cashtown, PA
Catasauqua, PA
Catawissa, PA
Cecil, PA
Centerport, PA
Centerville, PA
Central City, PA
Centre Hall, PA
Chalfont, PA
Chambersburg, PA
Charleroi, PA
Cherry Tree, PA
Chester Heights, PA
Chester, PA
Chicora, PA
Christiana, PA
Clairton, PA
Clarence, PA
Clarendon, PA
Clarion, PA
Clark, PA
Clarks Summit, PA
Clarksville, PA
Claysburg, PA
Claysville, PA
Clearfield, PA
Clifton Heights, PA
Clintonville, PA
Clymer, PA
Coaldale, PA
Coalport, PA
Coatesville, PA
Cochranton, PA
Cokeburg, PA
Collegeville, PA
Columbia, PA
Colver, PA
Commodore, PA
Confluence, PA
Conneaut Lake, PA
Conneautville, PA
Connellsville, PA
Connoquenessing, PA
Conshohocken, PA
Conway, PA
Conyngham, PA
Coopersburg, PA
Cooperstown, PA
Coplay, PA
Coraopolis, PA
Cornwall, PA
Corry, PA
Corsica, PA
Coudersport, PA
Crabtree, PA
Cranesville, PA
Creekside, PA
Cresson, PA
Cressona, PA
Croydon, PA
Curtisville, PA
Curwensville, PA

D

Daisytown, PA
Dallas, PA
Dallastown, PA
Dalton, PA
Danville, PA
Darby, PA
Darlington, PA
Dauphin, PA
Davidsville, PA
Dawson, PA
Dayton, PA
Delano, PA
Delaware Water Gap, PA
Delmont, PA
Delta, PA
Denver, PA
Derry, PA
Dickson City, PA
Dillsburg, PA
Donora, PA
Dover, PA
Doylestown, PA
Dravosburg, PA
Drexel Hill, PA
Du Bois, PA
Dublin, PA
Dunbar, PA
Duncannon, PA
Duncansville, PA
Dunlevy, PA
Duquesne, PA
Duryea, PA
Dushore, PA

E

Eagleville, PA
East Berlin, PA
East Brady, PA
East Butler, PA
East Greenville, PA
East Mc Keesport, PA
East Petersburg, PA
East Pittsburgh, PA
East Prospect, PA
East Stroudsburg, PA
East Vandergrift, PA
Easton, PA
Eau Claire, PA
Ebensburg, PA
Edinboro, PA
Elco, PA
Elderton, PA
Eldred, PA
Elgin, PA
Elizabeth, PA
Elizabethtown, PA
Elizabethville, PA
Elkland, PA
Ellsworth, PA
Ellwood City, PA
Elysburg, PA
Emigsville, PA
Emlenton, PA
Emmaus, PA
Emporium, PA
Enola, PA
Enon Valley, PA
Ephrata, PA
Erie, PA
Ernest, PA
Evans City, PA
Everett, PA
Everson, PA
Export, PA
Exton, PA

F

Factoryville, PA
Fairchance, PA
Fairfield, PA
Fairless Hills, PA
Fairview, PA
Falls Creek, PA
Farrell, PA
Fawn Grove, PA
Fayette City, PA
Fayetteville, PA
Feasterville Trevose, PA
Felton, PA
Ferndale, PA
Finleyville, PA
Fleetwood, PA
Flourtown, PA
Folcroft, PA
Folsom, PA
Ford City, PA
Ford Cliff, PA
Forest City, PA
Forest Grove, PA
Forestville, PA
Fort Washington, PA
Foxburg, PA
Frackville, PA
Franklin, PA
Franklintown, PA
Fredericksburg, PA
Fredericktown, PA
Fredonia, PA
Freeburg, PA
Freedom, PA
Freeland, PA
Freeport, PA
Friedens, PA
Friedensburg, PA

G

Galeton, PA
Gallitzin, PA
Gap, PA
Garrett, PA
Gastonville, PA
Gettysburg, PA
Gilberton, PA
Gilbertsville, PA
Girard, PA
Glassport, PA
Glen Campbell, PA
Glen Lyon, PA
Glen Rock, PA
Glenolden, PA
Glenside, PA
Gordon, PA
Grampian, PA
Grapeville, PA
Gratz, PA
Great Bend, PA
Green Lane, PA
Greensburg, PA
Greenville, PA
Grindstone, PA
Grove City, PA

H

Halifax, PA
Hallstead, PA
Hamburg, PA
Hanover, PA
Harleysville, PA
Harmonsburg, PA
Harmony, PA
Harrisburg, PA
Harrisville, PA
Hartleton, PA
Hartstown, PA
Harveys Lake, PA
Hastings, PA
Hatboro, PA
Hatfield, PA
Hawley, PA
Hawthorn, PA
Hazleton, PA
Heilwood, PA
Hellertown, PA
Herminie, PA
Hermitage, PA
Herndon, PA
Hershey, PA
Highspire, PA
Hiller, PA
Hollidaysburg, PA
Homer City, PA
Homestead, PA
Honesdale, PA
Honey Brook, PA
Hooversville, PA
Hop Bottom, PA
Hopewell, PA
Hopwood, PA
Horsham, PA
Houston, PA
Houtzdale, PA
Howard, PA
Hughesville, PA
Hummels Wharf, PA
Hummelstown, PA
Hunker, PA
Huntingdon, PA
Hyde Park, PA
Hyde, PA
Hydetown, PA
Hyndman, PA

I

Imperial, PA

J

Jackson Center, PA
Jackson, PA
Jamestown, PA
Jeannette, PA
Jefferson, PA
Jenkintown, PA
Jennerstown, PA
Jermyn, PA
Jerome, PA
Jersey Shore, PA
Jessup, PA
Jim Thorpe, PA
Johnsonburg, PA
Johnstown, PA
Jonestown, PA

K

Kane, PA
King Of Prussia, PA
Kingston, PA
Kittanning, PA
Knox, PA
Knoxville, PA
Koppel, PA
Kreamer, PA
Kulpmont, PA
Kulpsville, PA
Kutztown, PA

L

Laceyville, PA
Lake City, PA
Lancaster, PA
Lanesboro, PA
Langhorne, PA
Lansdale, PA
Lansdowne, PA
Lansford, PA
Laporte, PA
Latrobe, PA
Lavelle, PA
Lawrenceville, PA
Lawton, PA
Le Raysville, PA
Lebanon, PA
Leechburg, PA
Leesport, PA
Leetsdale, PA
Lehighton, PA
Lemont, PA
Lemoyne, PA
Levittown, PA
Lewis Run, PA
Lewisberry, PA
Lewisburg, PA
Lewistown, PA
Liberty, PA
Light Street, PA
Ligonier, PA
Lilly, PA
Linesville, PA
Lionville, PA
Lititz, PA
Little Meadows, PA
Littlestown, PA
Liverpool, PA
Lock Haven, PA
Loganton, PA
Loganville, PA
Loretto, PA
Lucernemines, PA
Luzerne, PA
Lykens, PA
Lyon Station, PA

M

Macungie, PA
Madison, PA
Mahaffey, PA
Mahanoy City, PA
Malvern, PA
Manchester, PA
Manheim, PA
Manns Choice, PA
Manor, PA
Mansfield, PA
Mapleton Depot, PA
Marcus Hook, PA
Marianna, PA
Marietta, PA
Marion Center, PA
Marion Heights, PA
Markleysburg, PA
Mars, PA
Martin, PA
Martinsburg, PA
Marysville, PA
Masontown, PA
Matamoras, PA
Maytown, PA
Mc Alisterville, PA
Mc Clure, PA
Mc Connellsburg, PA
Mc Donald, PA
Mc Ewensville, PA
Mc Kean, PA
Mc Kees Rocks, PA
Mc Keesport, PA
Mc Sherrystown, PA
Mc Veytown, PA
Meadville, PA
Mechanicsburg, PA
Mechanicsville, PA
Media, PA
Mercer, PA
Mercersburg, PA
Meshoppen, PA
Mexico, PA
Meyersdale, PA
Middleburg, PA
Middleport, PA
Middletown, PA
Midland, PA
Midway, PA
Mifflin, PA
Mifflinburg, PA
Mifflintown, PA
Mifflinville, PA
Milesburg, PA
Milford, PA
Mill Creek, PA
Mill Hall, PA
Mill Village, PA
Millersburg, PA
Millerstown, PA
Millersville, PA
Millheim, PA
Millville, PA
Milroy, PA
Milton, PA
Minersville, PA
Modena, PA
Mohnton, PA
Monaca, PA
Monessen, PA
Monongahela, PA
Monroeville, PA
Mont Alto, PA
Montgomery, PA
Montgomeryville, PA
Montoursville, PA
Montrose, PA
Moosic, PA
Morrisville, PA
Morton, PA
Moscow, PA
Mount Carmel, PA
Mount Gretna, PA
Mount Holly Springs, PA
Mount Jewett, PA
Mount Joy, PA
Mount Pleasant Mills, PA
Mount Pleasant, PA
Mount Pocono, PA
Mount Union, PA
Mount Wolf, PA
Mountainhome, PA
Mountville, PA
Muncy, PA
Myerstown, PA

N

Nanticoke, PA
Nanty Glo, PA
Narberth, PA
Nazareth, PA
Nemacolin, PA
Nescopeck, PA
Nesquehoning, PA
New Albany, PA
New Alexandria, PA
New Berlin, PA
New Bethlehem, PA
New Brighton, PA
New Castle, PA
New Columbia, PA
New Cumberland, PA
New Eagle, PA
New Florence, PA
New Freedom, PA
New Galilee, PA
New Holland, PA
New Hope, PA
New Kensington, PA
New Kingstown, PA
New Milford, PA
New Oxford, PA
New Paris, PA
New Philadelphia, PA
New Ringgold, PA
New Salem, PA
New Stanton, PA
New Wilmington, PA
Newburg, PA
Newell, PA
Newmanstown, PA
Newport, PA
Newry, PA
Newton Hamilton, PA
Newtown, PA
Newville, PA
Nicholson, PA
Norristown, PA
North Apollo, PA
North East, PA
North Versailles, PA
North Wales, PA
Northampton, PA
Northern Cambria, PA
Northumberland, PA
Norwood, PA
Numidia, PA
Nuremberg, PA

O

Oakdale, PA
Oakmont, PA
Oil City, PA
Old Forge, PA
Oliver, PA
Olyphant, PA
Oneida, PA
Orangeville, PA
Orbisonia, PA
Oreland, PA
Orrstown, PA
Orwigsburg, PA
Osceola Mills, PA
Oxford, PA

P

Palmerton, PA
Palmyra, PA
Paoli, PA
Paradise, PA
Parker, PA
Parkesburg, PA
Parryville, PA
Patton, PA
Paxtonville, PA
Pen Argyl, PA
Penn, PA
Penns Creek, PA
Pennsburg, PA
Perkasie, PA
Perryopolis, PA
Petersburg, PA
Petrolia, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Philipsburg, PA
Phoenixville, PA
Picture Rocks, PA
Pillow, PA
Pine Grove Mills, PA
Pine Grove, PA
Pitcairn, PA
Pittsburgh, PA
Pittston, PA
Plainfield, PA
Pleasantville, PA
Plumville, PA
Plymouth Meeting, PA
Plymouth, PA
Pocono Pines, PA
Point Marion, PA
Polk, PA
Port Allegany, PA
Port Clinton, PA
Port Matilda, PA
Port Royal, PA
Port Trevorton, PA
Portage, PA
Portersville, PA
Portland, PA
Potts Grove, PA
Pottstown, PA
Pottsville, PA
Prompton, PA
Prospect Park, PA
Prospect, PA
Punxsutawney, PA

Q

Quakertown, PA
Quarryville, PA
Quentin, PA

R

Railroad, PA
Ramey, PA
Ravine, PA
Reading, PA
Reamstown, PA
Rebersburg, PA
Red Hill, PA
Red Lion, PA
Reedsville, PA
Renovo, PA
Republic, PA
Reynoldsville, PA
Rheems, PA
Rices Landing, PA
Richboro, PA
Richfield, PA
Richland, PA
Richlandtown, PA
Ridgway, PA
Ridley Park, PA
Riegelsville, PA
Rimersburg, PA
Ringtown, PA
Riverside, PA
Roaring Spring, PA
Robesonia, PA
Robinson, PA
Rochester, PA
Rockhill Furnace, PA
Rockwood, PA
Rome, PA
Roscoe, PA
Rossiter, PA
Rouseville, PA
Rouzerville, PA
Royersford, PA
Rural Valley, PA
Russellton, PA

S

Saint Clair, PA
Saint Marys, PA
Saint Michael, PA
Saint Petersburg, PA
Salisbury, PA
Saltillo, PA
Saltsburg, PA
Sandy Lake, PA
Sandy Ridge, PA
Saxonburg, PA
Sayre, PA
Schaefferstown, PA
Schellsburg, PA
Schnecksville, PA
Schuylkill Haven, PA
Schwenksville, PA
Scottdale, PA
Scranton, PA
Selinsgrove, PA
Sellersville, PA
Seltzer, PA
Seneca, PA
Seven Valleys, PA
Seward, PA
Sewickley, PA
Shamokin Dam, PA
Shamokin, PA
Shanksville, PA
Sharon Hill, PA
Sharon, PA
Sharpsville, PA
Sheffield, PA
Shenandoah, PA
Sheppton, PA
Shickshinny, PA
Shippenville, PA
Shippingport, PA
Shoemakersville, PA
Silverdale, PA
Skippack, PA
Slatington, PA
Slickville, PA
Sligo, PA
Slippery Rock, PA
Smethport, PA
Smithfield, PA
Smithton, PA
Snow Shoe, PA
Snydertown, PA
Somerset, PA
Souderton, PA
South Fork, PA
South Heights, PA
South Park, PA
Southwest, PA
Spartansburg, PA
Spring City, PA
Spring Grove, PA
Spring House, PA
Spring Mills, PA
Spring Mount, PA
Springboro, PA
Springdale, PA
Springfield, PA
Starrucca, PA
State College, PA
Stewartstown, PA
Stockdale, PA
Stockertown, PA
Stoneboro, PA
Stoystown, PA
Strasburg, PA
Strattanville, PA
Strausstown, PA
Stroudsburg, PA
Sturgeon, PA
Sugar Grove, PA
Summerhill, PA
Summerville, PA
Summit Hill, PA
Summit Station, PA
Sunbury, PA
Susquehanna, PA
Sutersville, PA
Swarthmore, PA
Sykesville, PA

T

Tamaqua, PA
Tarentum, PA
Tatamy, PA
Taylor, PA
Telford, PA
Terre Hill, PA
Thompson, PA
Thompsontown, PA
Three Springs, PA
Tidioute, PA
Tioga, PA
Tionesta, PA
Tipton, PA
Titusville, PA
Topton, PA
Toughkenamon, PA
Towanda, PA
Tower City, PA
Townville, PA
Trafford, PA
Tremont, PA
Tresckow, PA
Trevorton, PA
Troutville, PA
Troy, PA
Trumbauersville, PA
Tunkhannock, PA
Turbotville, PA
Turtle Creek, PA
Tuscarora, PA
Tyrone, PA

U

Ulysses, PA
Union City, PA
Union Dale, PA
Uniontown, PA
Ursina, PA
Utica, PA

V

Valencia, PA
Valley View, PA
Vanderbilt, PA
Vandergrift, PA
Venango, PA
Verona, PA
Vintondale, PA

W

Wallaceton, PA
Walnutport, PA
Wampum, PA
Warminster, PA
Warren, PA
Washington, PA
Washingtonville, PA
Waterford, PA
Watsontown, PA
Wattsburg, PA
Waymart, PA
Wayne, PA
Waynesboro, PA
Waynesburg, PA
Weatherly, PA
Wellsboro, PA
Wellsville, PA
Wernersville, PA
West Alexander, PA
West Chester, PA
West Elizabeth, PA
West Grove, PA
West Middlesex, PA
West Mifflin, PA
West Newton, PA
Westfield, PA
Westover, PA
Wheatland, PA
White Haven, PA
White, PA
Whitehall, PA
Wilkes Barre, PA
Williamsburg, PA
Williamsport, PA
Williamstown, PA
Willow Grove, PA
Willow Street, PA
Wilmerding, PA
Wilmore, PA
Wind Gap, PA
Windber, PA
Windsor, PA
Womelsdorf, PA
Wood, PA
Woodbury, PA
Woodland, PA
Woodlyn, PA
Worthington, PA
Wrightsville, PA
Wyalusing, PA
Wyncote, PA
Wyoming, PA

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Yeagertown, PA
York Haven, PA
York Springs, PA
York, PA
Youngstown, PA
Youngsville, PA
Youngwood, PA

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Zelienople, PA
Zion Grove, PA

Map of Pennsylvania Counties

1. Lycoming County

County Seat: Williamsport

Area: 1,244 square miles
Population: 114,188 (as of 2020 census)
Area Codes: 570
Latitude: 41.3433° N
Longitude: 77.0739° W

Location and History

Lycoming County is located in north-central Pennsylvania, nestled in the Appalachian Mountains. It was established in 1795 and named after Lycoming Creek. The county has a rich history rooted in the lumber industry, with Williamsport famously known as the “Lumber Capital of the World” during the 19th century. The Susquehanna River, which flows through the county, played a vital role in its economic development, facilitating the transportation of timber. Today, Lycoming County maintains its connection to nature with vast areas of state forests and parks.

Major Highways and Landmarks

U.S. Route 15 and Interstate 180 are the major highways that traverse Lycoming County, providing key connections to the rest of Pennsylvania. The county is home to the Little League World Series, held annually in Williamsport, which draws visitors from around the globe. The Pennsylvania Grand Canyon, also known as Pine Creek Gorge, offers stunning natural beauty and is a popular destination for hiking, camping, and wildlife observation. The Thomas T. Taber Museum in Williamsport provides a detailed look at the county’s history, including its lumber heritage and Native American roots.

2. Westmoreland County

County Seat: Greensburg

Area: 1,036 square miles
Population: 354,663 (as of 2020 census)
Area Codes: 724, 878
Latitude: 40.3016° N
Longitude: 79.4704° W

Location and History

Westmoreland County is located in southwestern Pennsylvania, part of the Pittsburgh metropolitan area. Established in 1773, it was the first county formed west of the Allegheny Mountains. The county played a significant role in the French and Indian War and later became an important center for coal mining and steel production. Westmoreland County’s rich industrial history is complemented by its cultural contributions, including the arts and education.

Major Highways and Landmarks

Interstate 70 and U.S. Route 30 are the main highways that run through Westmoreland County, providing vital links to Pittsburgh and other regions. The county is home to the Westmoreland Museum of American Art in Greensburg, which features a significant collection of American art. The Fort Ligonier historic site, a reconstructed British fort from the French and Indian War, offers insights into the region’s early colonial history. Additionally, Idlewild and SoakZone, one of the oldest amusement parks in the United States, is located in the county and remains a popular family destination.

3. Bradford County

County Seat: Towanda

Area: 1,161 square miles
Population: 59,967 (as of 2020 census)
Area Codes: 570
Latitude: 41.7658° N
Longitude: 76.4438° W

Location and History

Bradford County is situated in northeastern Pennsylvania, bordering New York State. Established in 1810, the county was originally part of Luzerne County before gaining its independence. It was named after William Bradford, a prominent figure in American Revolutionary history. The county’s economy has historically been based on agriculture, with dairy farming playing a major role. In recent years, the discovery of natural gas in the Marcellus Shale has brought new economic opportunities to the region.

Major Highways and Landmarks

U.S. Route 6, known as the Grand Army of the Republic Highway, is a major route that passes through Bradford County, offering scenic views of the Endless Mountains. The county is home to the historic town of Towanda, which features beautiful 19th-century architecture and the Bradford County Courthouse. The French Azilum Historic Site, near Wyalusing, is a significant landmark that preserves the remnants of a settlement established by French refugees fleeing the Revolution. The Susquehanna River, which winds through the county, offers opportunities for fishing, boating, and other outdoor activities.

4. Clearfield County

County Seat: Clearfield

Area: 1,154 square miles
Population: 80,562 (as of 2020 census)
Area Codes: 814
Latitude: 41.0275° N
Longitude: 78.4397° W

Location and History

Clearfield County is located in central Pennsylvania, within the Appalachian Plateau. Established in 1804, the county was named for the clear fields found by the early settlers, which were likely the result of Native American agricultural practices. The county’s history is closely tied to the coal and lumber industries, which fueled its growth in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Clearfield County has retained its rural character, with large areas of forests, state parks, and waterways.

Major Highways and Landmarks

Interstate 80 and U.S. Route 322 are the major highways that provide access to Clearfield County, connecting it to major cities like Pittsburgh and Harrisburg. The county is home to the Clearfield County Fair, one of the oldest and largest fairs in Pennsylvania, offering a variety of agricultural exhibits and entertainment. The West Branch Susquehanna River runs through the county, providing scenic views and recreational opportunities. Parker Dam State Park, located in the northern part of the county, offers hiking, camping, and fishing, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

5. Somerset County

County Seat: Somerset

Area: 1,081 square miles
Population: 74,129 (as of 2020 census)
Area Codes: 814
Latitude: 39.9739° N
Longitude: 79.0742° W

Location and History

Somerset County is located in southwestern Pennsylvania, part of the Laurel Highlands region. The county was established in 1795 and named after Somerset, England. Somerset County has a rich history, particularly during the 19th century, when it was a center for coal mining and iron production. The county’s rugged terrain and scenic beauty have also made it a popular destination for outdoor recreation, including skiing, hiking, and fishing.

Major Highways and Landmarks

The Pennsylvania Turnpike (Interstate 76) and U.S. Route 219 are the major highways that run through Somerset County, providing access to its towns and natural attractions. The Flight 93 National Memorial, located near Shanksville, is a significant landmark that honors the passengers and crew of United Flight 93, who heroically thwarted a terrorist attack on September 11, 2001. The county is also home to Seven Springs Mountain Resort, one of Pennsylvania’s premier ski resorts. Additionally, the historic Somerset County Courthouse, with its distinctive clock tower, is a notable architectural landmark in the county seat.

6. Tioga County

County Seat: Wellsboro

Area: 1,137 square miles
Population: 40,591 (as of 2020 census)
Area Codes: 570
Latitude: 41.7467° N
Longitude: 77.3044° W

Location and History

Tioga County is located in north-central Pennsylvania, bordering New York State. The county was established in 1804 and named after the Tioga River, which flows through the region. Tioga County has a rich history tied to agriculture, lumber, and early American settlement. The area is known for its picturesque landscapes, including rolling hills, forests, and waterways, which have made it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Major Highways and Landmarks

U.S. Route 6 is the primary highway that runs through Tioga County, providing access to its scenic and historic sites. The Pennsylvania Grand Canyon, also known as Pine Creek Gorge, is one of the county’s most famous landmarks, offering stunning views and opportunities for hiking, camping, and birdwatching. The town of Wellsboro, with its gas-lit streets and Victorian architecture, is a charming destination that reflects the county’s historic character. The Tioga Central Railroad offers scenic train rides through the countryside, providing visitors with a unique way to experience the region’s natural beauty.

7. Crawford County

County Seat: Meadville

Area: 1,038 square miles
Population: 83,938 (as of 2020 census)
Area Codes: 814
Latitude: 41.6500° N
Longitude: 80.1665° W

Location and History

Crawford County is located in northwestern Pennsylvania, near the border with Ohio. The county was established in 1800 and named after Colonel William Crawford, a soldier and surveyor who played a significant role in the early settlement of western Pennsylvania. Meadville, the county seat, is known as the “Tool City” due to its history as a center for tool manufacturing. The county’s economy has historically been based on manufacturing, agriculture, and education, with Allegheny College being a significant institution in the region.

Major Highways and Landmarks

Interstate 79 and U.S. Route 322 are the major highways that provide access to Crawford County, connecting it to Erie and Pittsburgh. Pymatuning State Park, located on the border with Ohio, is one of the largest state parks in Pennsylvania and offers a wide range of recreational activities, including boating, fishing, and camping. The Conneaut Lake Park, a historic amusement park on the shores of Conneaut Lake, is another popular destination. The Baldwin-Reynolds House Museum in Meadville offers insights into the county’s history, with exhibits on local industry, art, and culture.

8. Luzerne County

County Seat: Wilkes-Barre

Area: 907 square miles
Population: 325,594 (as of 2020 census)
Area Codes: 570, 272
Latitude: 41.2459° N
Longitude: 75.8813° W

Location and History

Luzerne County is located in northeastern Pennsylvania, in the Wyoming Valley. The county was established in 1786 and named after Chevalier de la Luzerne, a French diplomat who supported the American Revolution. Luzerne County has a rich industrial history, particularly in coal mining, which was the backbone of its economy for much of the 19th and early 20th centuries. The county played a central role in the labor movement, with events such as the 1877 railroad strike and the 1897 Lattimer Massacre highlighting the struggles of workers in the coal industry.

Major Highways and Landmarks

Interstate 81 and U.S. Route 11 are the main highways that run through Luzerne County, providing access to the Scranton-Wilkes-Barre metropolitan area and beyond. The Wyoming Monument, located near Exeter, commemorates the Battle of Wyoming, a significant Revolutionary War conflict. The county is also home to the Mohegan Sun Arena, a major entertainment venue in Wilkes-Barre. The Steamtown National Historic Site in nearby Scranton offers insights into the region’s railroad history and is a popular destination for train enthusiasts.

9. Pike County

County Seat: Milford

Area: 567 square miles
Population: 58,535 (as of 2020 census)
Area Codes: 570
Latitude: 41.3223° N
Longitude: 74.8021° W

Location and History

Pike County is located in northeastern Pennsylvania, along the Delaware River. The county was established in 1814 and named after General Zebulon Pike, an explorer and soldier known for his expeditions in the American West. Pike County has a rich history tied to the Delaware River and the development of early American transportation routes. The county’s natural beauty, including forests, rivers, and lakes, has made it a popular destination for outdoor recreation and tourism.

Major Highways and Landmarks

Interstate 84 and U.S. Route 209 are the major highways that provide access to Pike County, linking it to New York City and other major urban centers. The Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, which straddles the Pennsylvania-New Jersey border, is one of the county’s most famous landmarks, offering hiking, fishing, and camping in a stunning natural setting. The town of Milford, with its historic district and cultural attractions, is another popular destination. Grey Towers National Historic Site, the former home of conservationist Gifford Pinchot, is a significant landmark that reflects the county’s environmental legacy.

10. Butler County

County Seat: Butler

Area: 795 square miles
Population: 193,763 (as of 2020 census)
Area Codes: 724, 878
Latitude: 40.8612° N
Longitude: 79.8953° W

Location and History

Butler County is located in western Pennsylvania, part of the Pittsburgh metropolitan area. The county was established in 1800 and named after General Richard Butler, a Revolutionary War hero. Butler County has a diverse history, with its economy historically based on agriculture, manufacturing, and later, technology and education. The county has grown rapidly in recent decades, becoming a key suburban area for those working in Pittsburgh.

Major Highways and Landmarks

Interstate 79 and U.S. Route 422 are the major highways that provide access to Butler County, connecting it to Pittsburgh and other regions. The county is home to Moraine State Park, which features Lake Arthur and offers a wide range of recreational activities, including boating, fishing, and hiking. The county seat, Butler, is known for its historic downtown and the Butler County Courthouse. The Maridon Museum in Butler, dedicated to Asian art and culture, is a unique cultural landmark in the region. Additionally, the county is known for its vibrant arts scene, with events such as the Butler Italian Festival celebrating the area’s diverse cultural heritage.

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Map of Pennsylvania Counties

1. Lycoming County

County Seat: Williamsport

Location and History

Major Highways and Landmarks

2. Westmoreland County

County Seat: Greensburg

Location and History

Major Highways and Landmarks

3. Bradford County

County Seat: Towanda

Location and History

Major Highways and Landmarks

4. Clearfield County

County Seat: Clearfield

Location and History

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5. Somerset County

County Seat: Somerset

Location and History

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6. Tioga County

County Seat: Wellsboro

Location and History

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7. Crawford County

County Seat: Meadville

Location and History

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8. Luzerne County

County Seat: Wilkes-Barre

Location and History

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9. Pike County

County Seat: Milford

Location and History

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10. Butler County

County Seat: Butler

Location and History

Major Highways and Landmarks

Counties of Pennsylvania