Susquehanna River in Franklin Township, Columbia County, Pennsylvania

Susquehanna River in Franklin Township is a river. Susquehanna River is also known as Sasquehannagh. Susquehanna River also exists in Briar Creek, Bloomsburg, Berwick, Mifflin Township and Main Township. Ⓦ.

Length	715
Heritage designation	National Natural Landmark
Located in	New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland
Country	United States
Mouth	Chesapeake Bay
Tributary	Towanda Creek, Armstrong Creek, Big Wapwallopen Creek, Juniata River, Chenango River, Swatara Creek, Walker Run, Catawissa Creek, Cayuta Creek, Cherry Valley Creek, Chiques Creek, Conestoga River, Conewago Creek, Conodoguinet Creek, Fishing Creek, Harveys Creek, Lackawanna River, Mahanoy Creek, Mahantango Creek, Nescopeck Creek, Otego Creek, Paxton Creek, Pequea Creek, Powell Creek, Roaring Creek, Spring Creek, Tunkhannock Creek, Unadilla River, West Branch Susquehanna River, Wiconisco Creek, Mahoning Creek, Shickshinny Creek, Solomon Creek, Briar Creek, Newport Creek, Mill Creek, Little Wapwallopen Creek, Shamokin Creek, Kinney Run, Tenmile Run, Kipps Run, Toby Run, Hicks Creek, Corn Run, Little Roaring Creek, Logan Run, Gaskins Run, Raups Run, Gravel Run, Lithia Springs Creek, Packers Run, Salem Creek, Dalmatia Creek, Oaks Creek, Schenevus Creek, Charlotte Creek, Red Creek, Chase Creek
Described by	Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary, The Nuttall Encyclopædia, The New Student's Reference Work, Meyer’s Universum, Zwanzigster Band

	Long-distance bike route	(depending on scale)
	Long-distance bike route	(depending on scale)

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