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Delaware

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SusquehannaWest

Branch

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Delaware Bay

Aliquippa

Beaver Falls

Bellefonte

Berwick

Bradford

Butler

Carbondale

Carlisle

Chambersburg

Clearfield

ColumbiaConnellsville

Corry

Coudersport

Du Bois

Emporium

Franklin

Gettysburg

Greenville

Hazleton

Honesdale

Huntingdon

Indiana

Jersey Shore

Kane

Lebanon

Lewistown

Lock Haven

Mansfield

Meadville

Oil City

Pottsville

Sharon

Shenandoah

Somerset

Sunbury

Titusville

Towanda

Uniontown

Warren

Washington

Waynesburg

Wellsboro

Punxsutawney

Hanover

Johnstown

Edinboro

Grove CityClarion

St Marys

Kittanning

New Kensington

Greensburg

Bedford

Tyrone

Sayre

Pittston

StroudsburgBloomsburg

Pottstown

Doylestown

West Chester

Altoona

Bethel Park

Bethlehem

Chester

Easton

Lancaster

New Castle

Norristown

Reading

Scranton

State College

Wilkes-BarreWilliamsport

York

Levittown

MonroevilleMt Lebanon

Allentown

Erie

Pittsburgh

Philadelphia

Harrisburg

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POPULATED PLACES

TRANSPORTATION

PHYSICAL FEATURES

1,000,000 and over

100,000 – 499,999

25,000 – 99,999

24,999 and less

State capital

Urban areas

Interstate; limited access highway

Other principal highway

Railroad

3213

StreamsLakes

Highest elevation in state (feet)

The lowest elevation in Pennsylvania is sealevel (Delaware River).

PittsburghPhiladephia

Harrisburg

EastonSomerset

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