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Pennsylvania Counties

There are 67 counties in Pennsylvania.
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Last updated: April 30, 2014
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Great Lake
Erie
 
Crawford
 
Mercer
 
Lawrence
Animal makes dams
Beaver
First President
Washington
 
Greene
 
Fayette
 
Somerset
 
Bedford
 
Fulton
First name Benjamin
Franklin
Second President
Adams
White Rose
York
Red Rose
Lancaster
 
Chester
First State
Delaware
Largest City
Philadelphia
Slang for "dollars"
Bucks
 
Northampton
Fifth President
Monroe
 
Pike
 
Wayne
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Major River
Susquehanna
 
Bradford
 
Tioga
First name Harry
Potter
 
McKean
Chief Justice Earl
Warren
 
Venango
Upset Duke in 2014
Butler
 
Allegheny
Vietnam War General
Westmoreland
 
Cambria
First name Tony
Blair
 
Huntingdon
 
Cumberland
 
Dauphin
Also a country in the Middle East
Lebanon
 
Berks
 
Montgomery
Upset Duke in 2012
Lehigh
What diamonds are made of
Carbon
 
Lackawanna
State North of Colorado
Wyoming
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Sullivan
 
Lycoming
42nd President
Clinton
 
Cameron
 
Elk
Lots of trees
Forest
 
Clarion
First name Neil
Armstrong
South of Michigan, West of Ohio
Indiana
 
Clearfield
Third President
Jefferson
 
Centre
Confederacy vs...
Union
Famous Pretzels
Snyder
 
Northumberland
 
Montour
Fill in: District of _______
Columbia
 
Schuylkill
Phineas and Ferb's Platypus
Perry
 
Juniata
 
Mifflin
Dairy Brand
Luzerne
texdave
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Level 55
Jun 12, 2020
Putting the county names in alphabetical order would be helpful. Also, please be a little more lenient with the spelling of Schuylkill.
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