This page is the City map of Pennsylvania, a map with streets, paths and places across the state of the United States. Pennsylvania covers approximately 119,283 square kilometres and lies at an average elevation of 335 metres. Its population increased from 12,702,379 in 2010 to about 13,002,700 in 2020. The state was founded in 1787 and includes 75 administrative subregions, including boroughs, townships and counties.
Tunnelhill is an administrative level 8 subregion in Pennsylvania. It lies in the central part of the state within the Appalachian landscape. Nearby terrain is associated with the Allegheny Mountains and the historic transportation corridors crossing central Pennsylvania. The map identifies Tunnelhill through its local streets, paths and places.

Trafford is an administrative level 8 subregion in Pennsylvania. The borough is located in the Pittsburgh metropolitan area, where western Pennsylvania’s road and rail corridors meet. The surrounding region includes the Monongahela River basin and the industrial towns of Allegheny and Westmoreland counties. Streets and local places in Trafford are shown on the regional city map.
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McDonald is a Pennsylvania borough with about 2,060 residents and an elevation of 347 metres. It was incorporated in 1865 and extends across Washington and Allegheny counties in the Pittsburgh area. The borough lies among the rolling hills of southwestern Pennsylvania, west of Pittsburgh. Its local streets, paths and named places are represented in the map.
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Telford is an administrative level 8 subregion in Pennsylvania. The borough lies in the southeastern part of the state within the suburban and agricultural landscapes of Bucks and Montgomery counties. Its location belongs to the wider Delaware Valley, north of Philadelphia. The map records Telford’s streets, paths and local places.
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Ellwood City is a borough of Pennsylvania in Lawrence and Beaver counties. It has about 7,642 residents, stands at an elevation of 269 metres and was incorporated in 1841. The borough is located in western Pennsylvania near the Connoquenessing Creek and the Beaver River drainage. Its urban streets and surrounding paths appear in the regional map.
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Emlenton is a Pennsylvania borough with approximately 614 residents. It was established in 1820 along the Allegheny River in northwestern Pennsylvania. The borough is associated with Venango County and the river valleys of the Allegheny Plateau. Its streets, paths and named places are included in the map.
To the mapShippensburg is an administrative level 8 subregion in Pennsylvania. The borough lies in the Cumberland Valley near the boundary of Cumberland and Franklin counties. Shippensburg University is located here, and the town is connected with the historic roads crossing the Great Appalachian Valley. Local streets and places are shown on the map.

Centre County covers approximately 2,880 square kilometres and has about 158,172 residents. It was established in 1800, with State College and Bellefonte among its principal communities. The county includes the Nittany Valley and portions of the Allegheny Plateau, while Spring Creek drains toward the West Branch Susquehanna River. Its streets, paths and places are represented throughout the county map.
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Clinton County covers about 2,326 square kilometres and has approximately 37,450 residents. Created in 1839, it lies in central Pennsylvania along the West Branch Susquehanna River. Lock Haven is the county seat, and Bald Eagle Valley forms a major settled corridor. The map shows roads, paths and places across the county.
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Union County has about 42,681 residents and covers approximately 821 square kilometres. It was established in 1813 and lies along the West Branch Susquehanna River in central Pennsylvania. Lewisburg is the county seat, and the county includes parts of the Buffalo Valley and the forested ridges of the Appalachian region. Local streets and paths are recorded in the map.
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Clearfield County covers approximately 2,988 square kilometres and has about 80,562 residents. It was created in 1822 in the Allegheny Plateau of north-central Pennsylvania. The West Branch Susquehanna River passes through the county, with Clearfield and DuBois among its principal communities. The map displays the county’s streets, paths and places.
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Blair County covers about 1,365 square kilometres and has approximately 122,822 residents. Established in 1846, it includes Altoona, Hollidaysburg and the narrow corridor of the Juniata River. The county lies between the Allegheny Front and the ridges of central Pennsylvania. Its roads, paths and settlements are shown on the map.
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Huntingdon County has about 44,092 residents and an area of approximately 2,303 square kilometres. It was established in 1787 and includes the Juniata River valley and Raystown Lake, Pennsylvania’s largest inland lake. Huntingdon and Mount Union are among the communities along the valley corridors. The map covers the county’s streets, paths and places.
To the mapMifflin County covers approximately 1,074 square kilometres and has about 46,143 residents. It was founded in 1789 in the central Juniata River valley. Lewistown is the county seat, and the surrounding landscape includes the ridges and valleys of the Appalachian Mountains. County roads, paths and places are shown in the map.
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Cambria County covers about 1,796 square kilometres and has approximately 133,472 residents. Established in 1807, it includes Johnstown and Ebensburg in the Allegheny Mountain region. The Conemaugh River and its tributaries cross the county, which became known for iron, steel and coal production. The map records streets, paths and places across Cambria County.
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Cameron County covers approximately 1,032 square kilometres and has about 4,547 residents. It was established in 1860 in the forested north-central part of Pennsylvania. The county contains portions of the Allegheny Plateau, with the Sinnemahoning Creek forming a major drainage corridor. Its small settlements, roads and paths are included in the map.
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Elk County has approximately 30,872 residents and lies in north-central Pennsylvania. Ridgway is the county seat, and the county includes wooded sections of the Allegheny Plateau. The Clarion River and the Elk Country landscape are prominent geographic features. Streets, paths and places across the county appear on the map.
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Snyder County has about 40,444 residents in central Pennsylvania. Selinsgrove lies along the Susquehanna River, which forms the county’s eastern boundary. The county includes the agricultural valley around Middleburg and wooded Appalachian ridges to the south. Its roads, paths and local places are shown in the map.
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Lycoming County covers approximately 3,221 square kilometres and has about 114,188 residents. Founded in 1795, it includes Williamsport on the West Branch Susquehanna River. The county extends northward into the forested Allegheny Plateau and includes Pine Creek Gorge, known as the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon. The map presents streets, paths and places throughout the county.
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Juniata County covers about 1,019 square kilometres and has approximately 23,509 residents. It was established in 1831 in the Juniata River valley of central Pennsylvania. Mifflintown is the county seat, and the landscape consists of narrow agricultural valleys separated by wooded ridges. The county’s streets, paths and places are represented on the map.
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Potter County covers approximately 2,801 square kilometres and has about 16,396 residents. Created in 1826, it occupies a high, forested section of the Allegheny Plateau in north-central Pennsylvania. Coudersport is the county seat, and the Susquehanna River’s headwaters lie in the surrounding region. Roads, paths and places across Potter County are shown in the map.
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Tioga County has approximately 41,877 residents in northern Pennsylvania. Wellsboro is the county seat, and the county includes the upper Pine Creek valley and deep wooded gorges. Its northern boundary reaches New York State, while the local landscape belongs to the Appalachian Plateau. The map includes Tioga County’s streets, paths and places.
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McKean County covers about 2,549 square kilometres and has approximately 40,432 residents. Established in 1826, it lies in northwestern Pennsylvania near the New York border. The Allegheny River begins in the county, and Bradford and Kane are major local communities. Roads, paths and places across the forested county are shown on the map.
To the mapBradford County covers approximately 3,007 square kilometres and has about 59,967 residents. It was founded in 1810 along the northern Pennsylvania border with New York. Towanda is the county seat, and the Susquehanna River crosses the county from north to south. The map records its streets, paths and settlements.
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Sullivan County covers about 1,172 square kilometres and has approximately 5,840 residents. Established in 1847, it is one of Pennsylvania’s least populous counties. Laporte is the county seat, and the county consists largely of forested plateau and mountain terrain east of Lycoming County. Local roads, paths and places are included in the map.
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Warren County has approximately 38,587 residents and lies in northwestern Pennsylvania. It was established in 1819, with Warren situated on the Allegheny River. The county includes the Allegheny Reservoir and extensive forested hills near the New York border. Its streets, paths and places are shown on the map.
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Forest County is an administrative level 6 county in northwestern Pennsylvania. Tionesta is the county seat, and much of the landscape belongs to the Allegheny National Forest. The Allegheny River forms a major geographic feature along the county’s western side. Roads, paths and places in Forest County are represented on the map.
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Venango County covers approximately 1,769 square kilometres and has about 50,454 residents. Founded in 1805, it includes Oil City and Franklin along the Allegheny River. The county is historically associated with the petroleum industry and the first commercial oil well at nearby Titusville in Crawford County. Its streets, paths and places are shown in the map.
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Crawford County covers about 2,688 square kilometres and has approximately 83,938 residents. It was established in 1800 in northwestern Pennsylvania, with Meadville as the county seat. The county includes French Creek and the watershed of French Creek Lake, while Titusville is associated with the beginning of the modern oil industry. The map covers roads, paths and local places.
To the mapErie County covers approximately 4,036 square kilometres and has about 270,876 residents. Founded in 1800, it borders Lake Erie and includes the city of Erie, Pennsylvania’s largest lake port. Presque Isle State Park extends into Lake Erie from the city’s shoreline. Streets, paths and places across the county are displayed on the map.
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Mercer County covers approximately 1,768 square kilometres and has about 110,652 residents. It was established in 1803 in western Pennsylvania, with Mercer as the county seat. The county includes Shenango River valleys and communities such as Hermitage and Grove City. Its roads, paths and places are shown throughout the map.
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Jefferson County covers about 1,701 square kilometres and has approximately 44,492 residents. Established in 1830, it lies in the Allegheny Plateau between Clearfield and Clarion counties. Brookville is the county seat, and the Redbank Creek and Little Toby Creek drain the wooded terrain. The map records county streets, paths and places.
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Clarion County covers approximately 1,577 square kilometres and has about 37,241 residents. It was founded in 1839 in western Pennsylvania, with Clarion as the county seat. The Clarion River crosses the county before joining the Allegheny River. Roads, paths and places in the county are included in the map.
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Indiana County covers about 2,161 square kilometres and has approximately 83,246 residents. Established in 1806, it includes Indiana borough and the wooded ridges of the Allegheny Plateau. The Conemaugh and Two Lick Creek watersheds shape the local terrain. Its streets, paths and places are represented on the map.
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Lawrence County covers approximately 940 square kilometres and has about 86,070 residents. It was founded in 1849 in western Pennsylvania, with New Castle as the county seat. The county lies near the Beaver River and Shenango River, and Ellwood City occupies its southeastern edge. The map shows local roads, paths and places.
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Washington County has approximately 209,349 residents and was established in 1781. It covers the rolling southwestern Pennsylvania landscape around Washington and the boroughs south of Pittsburgh. The Monongahela River forms part of the eastern county boundary, while Chartiers Creek drains toward the Ohio River. Streets, paths and places are shown on the map.
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Westmoreland County has about 354,663 residents and was established in 1773. Greensburg is the county seat, and the county extends from the Pittsburgh suburbs to the foothills of the Allegheny Mountains. The Loyalhanna Creek and Youghiogheny River are major waterways in the region. The map covers Westmoreland County’s roads, paths and places.
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Fayette County covers approximately 2,067 square kilometres and has about 128,804 residents. Founded in 1783, it includes Uniontown and the historic National Road corridor. The Youghiogheny River passes through the eastern county, while Ohiopyle State Park lies in the Laurel Highlands. Streets, paths and places across Fayette County appear in the map.
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Greene County has approximately 37,519 residents in southwestern Pennsylvania. Waynesburg is the county seat, and the county borders West Virginia along a landscape of wooded hills and river valleys. Tenmile Creek and Dunkard Creek are local waterways flowing toward the Monongahela River. The map displays Greene County’s streets, paths and places.
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Somerset County covers about 2,800 square kilometres and has approximately 74,129 residents. It was established in 1795 in the Allegheny Mountains, with Somerset as the county seat. The county includes the Laurel Highlands and the headwaters of the Youghiogheny River. Roads, paths and places across Somerset County are shown in the map.
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Bedford County covers approximately 2,635 square kilometres and has about 47,577 residents. Founded in 1771, it lies along the historic routes through the Allegheny Mountains. Bedford borough and the Juniata River valley are central geographic references, while nearby Bedford Springs is known for its historic resort. The map includes the county’s streets, paths and places.
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Fulton County covers about 1,134 square kilometres and has approximately 14,556 residents. It was established in 1850 in south-central Pennsylvania along the border with Maryland. McConnellsburg is the county seat, and the county lies in the narrow valleys of the Ridge-and-Valley Appalachians. Its roads, paths and places are shown on the map.
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Franklin County covers approximately 2,001 square kilometres and has about 155,932 residents. Founded in 1784, it includes Chambersburg and the Cumberland Valley near the Maryland border. The Appalachian ridges rise west of the valley, while the historic Appalachian Trail crosses the wider region. Streets, paths and places throughout the county are represented in the map.
To the mapPerry County covers about 1,439 square kilometres and has approximately 45,842 residents. It was established in 1820 along the west bank of the Susquehanna River. New Bloomfield is the county seat, and the county includes the wooded ridges of the Appalachian Mountains. Its roads, paths and communities appear on the map.
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Cumberland County has approximately 246,338 residents in south-central Pennsylvania. Carlisle is the county seat, and the county occupies much of the Cumberland Valley west of Harrisburg. The Appalachian Trail crosses the eastern part of the county near the Blue Mountain ridge. The map shows streets, paths and places across Cumberland County.
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Adams County covers approximately 1,351 square kilometres and has about 103,852 residents. Established in 1800, it includes Gettysburg and the site of the 1863 Battle of Gettysburg. The county lies in the agricultural Cumberland Valley near South Mountain and the Maryland border. Its streets, paths and historic places are represented on the map.
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York County has approximately 456,438 residents and was established in 1749. York is the county seat, and the county extends across the Susquehanna Valley opposite Lancaster County. The Susquehanna River forms the eastern boundary, with the Wrightsville area marking a major river crossing. Roads, paths and places throughout the county are shown in the map.
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Northumberland County covers about 1,236 square kilometres and has approximately 91,647 residents. Founded in 1772, it lies at the meeting of the West Branch and North Branch Susquehanna rivers. Sunbury is the county seat, and the Susquehanna River valley connects communities such as Lewisburg and Shamokin Dam. Its streets, paths and places are included in the map.
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Montour County covers approximately 343 square kilometres and has about 18,136 residents. It was established in 1850 along the Susquehanna River in central Pennsylvania. Danville is the county seat, and the borough lies near the river’s west branch and the ridge of Montour Ridge. The map records the county’s streets, paths and places.
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Dauphin County covers approximately 1,444 square kilometres and has about 286,401 residents. Founded in 1785, it includes Harrisburg, the capital of Pennsylvania, on the Susquehanna River. The county extends from the river valley to the Appalachian ridges of northern Dauphin County. Streets, paths and places across the county are shown on the map.
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Lebanon County covers about 939 square kilometres and has approximately 143,257 residents. It was established in 1813 in the agricultural Lebanon Valley between the Blue Mountain and South Mountain ridges. Lebanon is the county seat, and the county lies east of Harrisburg and west of Reading. Its streets, paths and places are represented in the map.
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Lancaster County covers approximately 2,548 square kilometres and has about 552,984 residents. Founded in 1729, it includes Lancaster city and a large agricultural landscape in the lower Susquehanna Valley. The county is internationally associated with Amish and Mennonite communities, especially around Lancaster and the Conestoga River valley. The map shows its roads, paths and places.
To the mapColumbia County covers about 1,269 square kilometres and has approximately 64,727 residents. Established in 1813, it lies along the Susquehanna River in central Pennsylvania. Bloomsburg is the county seat, and the county includes the river valleys near Catawissa and Berwick. Its streets, paths and local places are shown in the map.
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Schuylkill County covers approximately 2,027 square kilometres and has about 143,049 residents. Founded in 1811, it lies in the southern anthracite coal fields of Pennsylvania. Pottsville is the county seat, and the Schuylkill River flows southeast through the county toward Philadelphia. Roads, paths and places across the county are represented on the map.
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Luzerne County covers about 2,349 square kilometres and has approximately 325,594 residents. Established in 1786, it includes Wilkes-Barre and the Wyoming Valley along the Susquehanna River. The county’s northern and eastern terrain belongs to the Pocono and Appalachian uplands. Its streets, paths and places are shown throughout the map.
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Wyoming County has approximately 26,069 residents in northeastern Pennsylvania. Tunkhannock is the county seat, and the Susquehanna River crosses the county through the rural Wyoming Valley. The surrounding landscape includes forested uplands between the Endless Mountains and the Pocono region. Roads, paths and places in the county appear on the map.
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Susquehanna County covers approximately 2,156 square kilometres and has about 38,434 residents. It was established in 1812 and has an elevation of about 397 metres. Montrose is the county seat, and the county lies in the Endless Mountains near the New York border. Its streets, paths and places are represented in the map.
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Lackawanna County covers about 1,203 square kilometres and has approximately 215,896 residents. Founded in 1878, it includes Scranton, the largest city in northeastern Pennsylvania. The Lackawanna River runs through the county, which developed around anthracite coal mining and railway connections. The map shows streets, paths and places across the county.
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Wayne County has approximately 51,155 residents and was established in 1798. Honesdale is the county seat, and the county occupies a forested plateau in northeastern Pennsylvania. The Delaware River forms the eastern boundary, while Lake Wallenpaupack is a major inland water body in the region. Roads, paths and places are included in the map.
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Pike County covers approximately 1,468 square kilometres and has about 58,535 residents. It was established in 1814 in the Pocono Mountains along the Delaware River. Milford is the county seat, and the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area extends along the county’s eastern edge. Its streets, paths and places are shown on the map.
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| Named after | William Penn |
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| Year built | 1787 |
| Area | 119283 km² |
| Elevation | 335 m |
| Located in | United States |
| Country | United States |
| Body of water | Lake Erie, Delaware River |
| Population | 13002700 |
| Website | http://www.state.pa.us |
| Nickname | Keystone State |
| Native name | Pennsylvania |
| Official name | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania |
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