Abington (see Willow Grove)

Abington Township (see Montgomery County v. 3-4)

Acmetonia (see Cheswick)

Adamsdale (see Pottsville)

Albion (Erie County; 1927- includes Lundy's Lane, Waneta, Wellsburg & West Albion)

Alburtis (Lehigh County)

Aldan (see Clifton Heights)

Aldan Boro (see Delaware County v. 1 E)

Alden (see Nanticoke)

Aliquippa (Beaver County; 1929- includes part of Hopewell Township & West Aliquippa)

Allegheny (Allegheny County)

Allegheny v. 1 (See also Pittsburgh v. 2, 14-17; includes Avalon & Bellevue)

Allegheny v. 2 (See also Pittsburgh v. 2, 14-17; includes Avalon & Bellevue)

Allegheny Township (see Altoona)

Allenport (see Fayette City)

Allenton (see Mount Union)

Allentown (Lehigh County; 1943- includes Sterlingworth & parts of Salisbury Township & South Whitehall Township)

Alliance (Northampton County)

Allport (see Barnesboro)

Altoona (Blair County; 1932- includes Coburn, East Altoona, Greenwood, Lakemont, Newburg, Sylvan Hills & parts of Allegheny Township & Logan Township)

Ambler (Montgomery County; includes Ambler Highlands, Fort Washington, Upper Dublin Township, West Ambler & part of Lower Gwynedd Township)

Ambler Highlands (see Ambler)

Ambridge (Beaver County; to 1911 includes Economy & French Point; 1931- includes part of Harmony Township)

Andalusia (Bucks County; includes Cornwells & Eddington)

Andrewsville (see Lansford)

Angora (see Philadelphia v. 18)

Annville (Lebanon County)

Antis Township (see Bellwood)

Apollo (Armstrong County; 1915- includes North Apollo, Oklahoma, Washington Township & West Apollo)

Applewold (see Kittanning)

Aquashicola (see Palmerton)

Archbald (Lackawanna County; see alsoScranton Suburban Towns)

Arden (see Washington)

Ardmore (see Montgomery County v. 1)

Ardmore Park (see Delaware County v. 4)

Ardsley (see Glenside)

Arnold (see New Kensington)

Arnold City (see Fayette City)

Ashbourne (see Montgomery County v. 3)

Ashcroft (see Patton)

Ashland (Schuylkill & Columbia Counties; includes Big Mine Run, Byrnesville, Centralia, Fountain Springs, Gordon & Locust Dale)

Ashland Heights (see Montgomery County v. 1)

Ashley (Luzerne County; 1938- includes part of Hanover Township)

Askam (see Wilkes-Barre v. 2)

Aspinwall (see Pittsburgh v. 15)

Athens (Bradford County)

Atlas Post Office (see Mount Carmel)

Austin (Potter County)

Avalon (see Allegheny v. 1-2 & Pittsburgh v. 18)

Avella (Washington County)

Avoca (Luzerne County)

Avon (see Lebanon)

Avondale (Chester County)

Avonmore (Westmoreland County)

Axelton (see Monongahela City)

Ayr Township (see McConnellsburg)

Baerville (see Hanover)

Bairdstown (see Blairsville)

Bakerton (Cambria County)

Bala (see Montgomery County v. 1)

Baldwin Township (see Pittsburgh v. 7 & 10)

Bangor (Northampton County; includes East Bangor & Roseto)

Banian (see Madera)

Barnesboro (Cambria County; 1930- includes Allport, Byrnesville, West Branch & parts of Barr Township & Susquehanna Township)

Bath (Northampton County)

Bauerstown (see Pittsburgh v. 15)

Beacon Hill (see Brownsville)

Beaver (Beaver County)

Beaver Falls (Beaver County; 1912- includes East Vale Boro, Geneva Hill, Patterson Heights Boro, West Mayfield Boro & parts of Chippewa Township, Patterson Township & White Township)

Beaver Meadow (Carbon County; also called Beaver Meadows)

Beaverdale (Cambria County; includes Lloydell)

Beavertown (Snyder County)

Bedford (Bedford County)

Beechview (see Pittsburgh v. 8)

Beechwood (see Delaware County v. 4 & Montgomery County v. 1)

Belgiumtown (see Brookville)

Belle Vernon (Washington County; 1918- includes North Belle Vernon & Pricedale)

Bellefield (see Pittsburgh v. 3)

Bellefonte (Centre County; 1922- includes Central City, Coleville, Milesburg, Pleasant Gap & part of Spring Township)

Bellevue (see Allegheny v. 1-2 & Pittsburgh v. 18)

Bellwood (Allegheny County see Homestead)

Bellwood (Blair County; 1934- includes part of Antis Township)

Bellwood Gardens (see Ford City)

Belmont Heights (see Montgomery County v. 1)

Ben Avon (see Pittsburgh v. 18)

Ben Avon Heights (see Pittsburgh v. 18)

Bentleyville (Washington County)

Benton (Columbia County)

Berkshire Heights (see Reading)

Berlin (Somerset County)

Bern Township (see Reading)

Berwick (Columbia County)

Berwyn (Chester County; includes Devon & Strafford)

Bessemer (Lawrence County)

Bethayres (see Bryn Athyn)

Bethel Township (Allegheny County see Pittsburgh v. 10)

Bethel Township (Delaware County see Chester)

Bethlehem (Northampton & Lehigh Counties; includes Butztown, Fountain Hill & part of Salisbury Township)

Bethlehem - New & Additional Sheets

Bethlehem Annex (see Freemansburg)

Big Beaver Township (see Koppel)

Big Mine Run (see Ashland)

Big Run (Jefferson County)

Biglerville (Adams County)

Birdsboro (Berks County; includes Gibraltar)

Black Lick (Indiana County; 1927- includes Josephine)

Blain City (see Coalport)

Blainesburg (see Brownsville)

Blair (see Juniata)

Blairsville (Indiana County; includes Bairdstown, Cokeville, Torrence State Hospital & part of Burrell Township)

Blair Township (see Hollidaysburg)

Blakely (see Scranton Suburban Towns and Olyphant)

Blandburg (Cambria County)

Blandon (see Fleetwood)

Blawnox (Allegheny County; includes part of O'Hara Township)

Bleakley Hill (see Franklin)

Bloomfield (see Pittsburgh v. 2)

Bloomsburg (Columbia County; includes 1929- Fernville)

Bloosburg (Tioga County)

Blue Ball (see Philipsburg)

Boiling Springs (Cumberland County)

Bolivar (Westmoreland County; includes Robinson, Indiana County)

Bon Air (see Delaware County v. 4)

Boswell (Somerset County)

Bowmanstown (see Palmerton)

Boydtown (see Shamokin)

Boyertown (Berks County; 1922- includes New Berlinville & parts of Colebrookdale Township and Douglass Township)

Brackenridge (Allegheny County)

Braddock (Allegheny County; includes Port Perry 1896-1914, North Braddock & Rankin 1901-, Swissvale 1908-, Edgewood & part of Braddock Township 1926-)

Bradford (McKean County; 1911- includes Custer City, Farmers Valley, Foster Brook, Lewis Run, Minard Run, Nusbaum & part of Foster Township)

Brady (see Shamokin)

Brentwood (see Pittsburgh v. 10)

Breslau (see Wilkes-Barre v. 2)

Bressler (see Steelton)

Bridesburg (see Philadelphia v. 10)

Bridgeport (Montgomery County; see also Norristown; includes Swedeland & Swedesburg)

Bridgeport (Westmoreland County see Mount Pleasant)

Bridgeville (Allegheny County; 1924- includes Mayview; 1931- includes parts of Collier Township, Lower Saint Clair Township, Scott Township & South Fayette Township)

Brisbin (see Houtzdale)

Bristol (Bucks County)

Broad Acres (see Grove City)

Brockton (Schuylkill County; includes Tuscarora)

Brockway (thru 1914 as Brockwayville, Jefferson County)

Brookline (see Delaware County v. 4)

Brookville (Jefferson County; 1930- includes Belgiumtown, Port Barnett & part of Rose Township)

Browndale (see Forest City)

Brownstown (see Johnstown)

Brownsville (Fayette County; includes Bridgeport ∓ West Brownsville; 1921- Blainesburg; 1924- Beacon Hill & Knoxville)

Brownsville (Schuylkill County see Shenandoah)

Browntown (Fayette County see Fayette City)

Browntown (Luzerne County see Pittston)

Brunots Island (see Pittsburgh v. 8)

Bryn Athyn (Montgomery County; includes Bethayres & Huntingdon Valley)

Bryn Mawr (see Wayne-Saint Davids and Montgomery County v. 2)

Bunker Hill (see Hanover)

Burgettstown (Washington County; 1915- includes Langeloth & 1925- Slovan)

Burnham (Mifflin County)

Burrell Township (see Blairsville)

Bushkill (see Stroudsburg)

Bustleton (see Philadelphia v. 28)

Butler (Butler County; includes 1906- Lyndora, 1921- East Butler & Herman)

Butler Township (see Frackville)

Buttonwood (see Wilkes-Barre v. 2)

Butztown (see Bethlehem)

Byrnesville (Cambria County see Barnesboro)

Byrnesville (Schuylkill County see Ashland)

Cairnbrook (Somerset County)

California (Washington County; includes Coal Centre; 1907-1913 Phillipsburg; 1927- East Pike Run Township)

Cambridge Springs (Crawford County; includes part of Venango Township)

Camp Hill (Cumberland County; includes White Hill)

Campton (see Natrona)

Canonsburg (Washington County; 1907- includes Morganza & Strabane)

Canton (Bradford County; 1926- includes Grover)

Canton Township (see Washington)

Carbondale (Lackawanna County; 1912- includes Simpson, 1930- Whites Crossing)

Cardale (see Republic)

Carlisle (Cumberland County)

Carmichaels (see Waynesburg)

Carnegie (formerly Carnegie Boro; see also Pittsburgh v. 12)

Carrolltown (Cambria County)

Cassandra (Cambria County)

Castanea (see Lock Haven)

Castle Shannon (see Pittsburgh v. 10)

Catasauqua (Lehigh County; 1908- includes Coplay, Fullerton, Hokendauqua, North Catasauqua, Treichler's & West Catasauqua)

Catawissa (Columbia County)

Catherine Township (see Williamsburg)

Cedar Crest (see Mount Union)

Cementon (Lehigh County)

Center Hall (Centre County)

Center Township (see Homer City)

Centerville (see New Florence)

Central City (Centre County see Bellefonte)

Central City (Somerset County)

Centralia (see Ashland)

Chalfant (see Turtle Creek Valley)

Chambersburg (Franklin County; 1916- includes Scotland)

Champion Hill (see Oakdale)

Charleroi (Washington County; includes North Charleroi & West Monessen)

Chartiers Borough (see Mansfield)

Cheltenham (see Montgomery County v. 3)

Cheltenham Township (see Montgomery County v. 3-4)

Cherry Hill Township (see Clymer)

Cherry Tree (Indiana County; includes Stiflertown)

Chester (Delaware County; includes Crum Lynne, Eddystone, Leiperville, Linwood, Marcus Hook, Trainer, Upland & parts of Bethel Township, Chester Township, Lower Chichester Township, Parkside Boro, Ridley Park Boro, Ridley Township & Upper Chichester Township)

Chester v. 1 (Includes Eddystone)

Chester v. 2 (Includes Bethel Township, Linwood, Marcus Hook Boro, Parkside Boro, Trainer Boro, Upland Boro & parts of Brookhaven Boro, Chester Township, Lower Chichester Township & Upper Chichester Township)

Chester - New & Additional Sheets

Chester Hill (see Philipsburg)

Chester Township (see Chester)

Chestnut Hill (see Philadelphia v. 21)

Cheswick (Allegheny County)

Chewton (see Wampum)

Chicora (Butler County)

Childs (see Jermyn)

Chippewa Township (see Beaver Falls)

Clairton (Allegheny County; includes Large)

Clarendon (Warren County; 1928- includes Clarendon Heights)

Clarion (Clarion County)

Clark's Green (see Clark's Summit)

Clark's Summit (Lackawanna County; includes Clark's Green)

Claysburg (Blair County)

Claysville (Washington County)

Clayville (see Punxsutawney)

Clearfield (Clearfield County)

Clearview (see Philadelphia v. 25)

Cleona (see Lebanon)

Clifton Heights (Delaware County; see also Delaware County v. 2)

Cloe (see Punxsutawney)

Clymer (Indiana County; 1929- includes part of Cherry Hill Township)

Coal Centre (see California)

Coal Township (see Shamokin)

Coaldale (Schuylkill County; 1923- includes Seek; see also Lansford)

Coalport (Clearfield County; 1927- includes Blain City & Rosebud)

Coatesville (Chester County; 1928- includes Modena, Rock Run, Westwood & parts of East Fallowfield Township & Valley Township)

Coburn (see Altoona)

Cochranton (Crawford County)

Cokeville (see Blairsville)

Colebrookdale (see Pottstown)

Colebrookdale Township (see Boyertown)

Coleville (see Bellefonte)

Collegeville (Montgomery County)

Collier Township (see Bridgeville & Pittsburgh v. 12)

Collingdale Boro (see Delaware County v. 1E)

Collinsburg (see West Newton)

Colona (see Rochester)

Columbia (Lancaster County)

Colver (Cambria County)

Colwyn Boro (see Delaware County v. 1E)

Concrete City (see Nanticoke)

Confluence (Somerset County)

Connaughton or Connaughtown (see Conshohocken)

Conneaut Lake Boro (Crawford County)

Conneaut Lake Park (Crawford County)

Conneautville (Crawford County)

Connellsville (Fayette County; 1891-1908 includes New Haven; 1914- includes South Connellsville)

Connorsville (see Mount Carmel)

Connorton (see Girardville)

Conshohocken (Montgomery County; includes Connaughton (Connaughtown), Gulph, Mechanicsville, Spring Mill, West Conshohocken & parts of Plymouth Township & Whitemarsh Township)

Conway (Beaver County)

Coplay (see Catasauqua)

Coraopolis (Allegheny County; 1930- includes part of Moon Township)

Cornwells (see Andalusia)

Corry (Erie County)

Coudersport (Potter County)

Courtdale (see Luzerne)

Covington (Tioga County; see also Mansfield)

Cowanesque (see Westfield)

Cowanshannock (see Kittanning)

Crafton (Allegheny County)

Crafton Boro (see Pittsburgh v. 11)

Craigsville (see Kittanning)

Cranberry Township (see Franklin)

Creighton (see Glassmere and Tarentum)

Crescentville (see Philadelphia v. 24)

Cresmont (see Willow Grove)

Cresson (Cambria County; 1927- includes Sankertown)

Cressona (see Pottsville)

Crestville (see Philadelphia v. 26)

Croyle Township (see South Fork)

Crum Lynne (see Chester)

Cumbola (see Pottsville)

Cumru Township (see Reading)

Curwensville (Clearfield County)

Custer City (see Bradford)

Cynwyd (see Montgomery County v. 1)

Daisytown (see Johnstown)

Dale Boro (see Johnstown)

Dallastown (York County)

Dalmatia (see Herndon)

Dalton (see Scranton)

Danville (Montour & Northumberland Counties; 1913- includes Riverside, South Danville & part of Mahoning Township)

Darby Boro (see Delaware County v. 1E)

Darby Township (see Delaware County v. 1E-1W)

Darlington (Beaver County)

Dauphin (Dauphin County)

Dawson (Fayette County)

Deckertown (see Johnsonburg)

Delaware County v. 1

Delaware County v. 1E (Includes Aldan Boro, Collingdale Boro, Darby Boro, Sharon Hill Boro, Tinicum Township, Yeadon Boro & parts of Darby Township, Folcroft Township & Upper Darby Township; v. 1 split into E & W in May 1928)

Delaware County v. 1W (Includes Glenolden Boro, Norwood Boro, Prospect Park Boro, Ridley Park Boro, Rutledge Boro, Swarthmore Bobo & parts of Darby Township, Folcroft Township, Ridley Township & Upper Darby Township)

Delaware County v. 2 (Includes Clifton Heights, East Lansdowne, East Lansdowne Boro, Lansdowne, Millbourne Boro, Oakview & part of Upper Darby Township)

Delaware County v. 2E (Includes East Lansdowne Boro, Lansdowne Boro, Millbourne Boro & part of Upper Darby Township)

Delaware County v. 2W (Includes Clifton Heights Boro & part of Upper Darby Township)

Delaware County v. 3 (Includes Media, Morton, Rose Valley Boro, Swarthmore & parts of Nether Providence Township, Ridley Township, Springfield Township, Upper Darby Township & Upper Providence Township; split into E & W Feb. 1950)

Delaware County v. 3E (Includes Marple Township, Morton Boro, Springfield Township & parts of Ridley Township, Swarthmore Boro & Upper Darby Township)

Delaware County v. 3W (Includes Media Boro, Nether Providence Township, Rose Valley Boro & Upper Providence Township)

Delaware County v. 4 (Includes Ardmore Park, Bon Air, Brookline, Haverford, Llanerch, Merwood Park, Oakmont, Penfield, South Ardmore & part of Beechwood)

Delaware Water Gap (Monroe County; includes North Water Gap; see also Stroudsburg)

Delmont (Westmoreland County; 1930- includes Dunnington)

Delta (York County; 1924- includes Cardiff & Maryland)

Denver (Lancaster County)

Derry (Westmoreland County; 1928- includes New Derry & Peanut)

Devon (see Berwyn)

Dickson City (Lackawanna County; see also Scranton Suburban Towns and Olyphant)

Didier (see Hellertown)

Dillsburg (York County)

Dixmont (see Pittsburgh v. 18)

Donora (Washington County)

Dooleyville (see Mount Carmel)

Doranceton (see Kingston)

Dormont (see Pittsburgh v. 9)

Douglass Township (see Boyertown)

Downington (Chester County)

Doylestown (Bucks County; 1928- includes part of Doylestown Township)

Dravosburg (Allegheny County)

Du Bois (Clearfield County; 1915- includes Eriton; 1924- includes Sandy Township)

Duboistown (see Williamsport)

Dunbar (Fayette County)

Duncannon (Perry County)

Duncansville (Blair County; see also Hollidaysburg)

Dunlo (Cambria County)

Dunmore (see Scranton)

Dunningtown (see Delmont)

Dupont (Luzerne County)

Duquesne (Allegheny County; 1941- includes part of Mifflin Township)

Durant City (see Kane)

Duryea (Luzerne County)

Dushore (Sullivan County)

Earlston (see Everett)

Earnest Station (see Norristown)

East Allen Township (see Nazareth)

East Altoona (see Altoona)

East Bangor (see Bangor)

East Brady (Clarion County; includes part of Brady's Bend Township)

East Butler (see Butler)

East Canonsburg (see Canonsburg)

East Carroll Township (see Patton)

East Conemaugh (see Johnstown)

East Fallowfield Township (see Coatesville)

East Franklin Township (see Kittanning)

East Greenville (Montgomery County)

East Irwin (see Irwin)

East Kane (see Kane)

East Kensington (see New Kensington)

East Lansdowne (see Delaware County v. 2)

East Lansdowne Boro (see Delaware County v. 2)

East Lewisburg (see Lewisburg)

East Liberty (see Pittsburgh v. 3, 5)

East Marianna (Washington County; includes Fairfield, West Zollarsville & Zollarsville)

East Mauch Chunk (see Mauch Chunk; annexed to Jim Thorpe in 1954)

East McKeesport (see McKeesport)

East Muncy (see Muncy)

East Newport (see Newport)

East Pike Run Township (see California)

East Pittsburgh (see Turtle Creek Valley)

East Rochester (see Rochester)

East Rockhill Township (see Perkasie)

East Saxton (see Saxton)

East Side Boro (see White Haven)

East Smethport (see Smethport)

East Stroudsburg (see Stroudsburg)

East Towanda (see Towanda)

East Vale Boro (see Beaver Falls)

East Vandergrift (see Vandergrift)

East Vincent Township (see Royersford)

East Washington (see Washington)

East Waynesburg (see Waynesburg)

Easton (Northampton County; 1885-1904 includes South Easton; 1911- includes Palmer Township & West Easton; 1927- includes Glendon, Wilson, parts of Forks Township & Williams Township)

Ebensburg (Cambria County)

Economy (see Ambridge)

Eddington (see Andalusia)

Eddystone (see Chester)

Edenburg (Clarion County; also called Knox P.O.)

Edge Hill (see & Montgomery County v. 4)

Edgemont (see Harrisburg v. 2)

Edgewood (Allegheny County see Braddock)

Edgewood (Armstrong County see Kittanning)

Edgeworth (Allegheny County)

Edinboro (Erie County)

Edwardsville (Luzerne County; see also Kingston)

Egypt (Lehigh County)

Ehrenfeld (see South Fork)

Elco (see Roscoe)

Eldred (McKean County)

Elizabeth (Allegheny County)

Elizabethtown (Lancaster County)

Elizabethville (Dauphin County)

Elkins Park (see Montgomery County v. 3)

Elkland (Tioga County)

Elk Lick (see Salisbury)

Elliott (see Pittsburgh v. 8)

Ellwood City (Lawrence & Beaver Counties; 1914- includes Wurtemburg & parts of Franklin Township, Perry Township & Wayne Township)

Elmora (see Bakerton)

Emaus (see Emmaus)

Emeigh (Cambria County)

Emerald (see Slatington)

Emigsville (York County)

Emlenton (Venango County)

Emmaus (or Emaus, Lehigh County)

Emporium (Cameron County)

Emsworth (see Pittsburgh v. 18)

Enhaut (see Steelton)

Enola (Cumberland County)

Ephrata (Lancaster County)

Erdenheim (see Wyndmoor)

Erie (Erie County)

Erie v. 1

Erie v. 2 (Includes Westminster)

Erie v. 3 (Includes Wesleyville & parts of Lawrence Park Township)

Erie -- New & Additional Sheets

Eriton (see Du Bois)

Esplen (see Pittsburgh v. 8)

Etna (see Pittsburgh v. 15)

Evans City (Butler County)

Everett (Bedford County; 1910- includes Earlston)

Everson (see Scottdale)

Exchange (see Mount Carmel)

Exeter (see Pittston)

Exeter Township (see Reading)

Export (Westmoreland County)

Factoryville (Wyoming County)

Fair Hope (see Fayette City)

Fair Oaks (see Leetsdale)

Fairchange (Fayette County)

Fairfield (see East Marianna)

Fairmount (see New Bethlehem)

Falls Creek (Clearfield & Jefferson Counties; includes Smithtown; see also Du Bois)

Falls of Schuylkill (see Philadelphia v. 20)

Fallston (see New Brighton)

Farmers Valley (see Bradford)

Farrell (see Sharon)

Fayette City (Fayette County; includes 1910- Browntown, 1920- Arnold City & Fair Hope, 1942?- Allenport)

Feltsville (see Taylor)

Fern Rock (see Philadelphia v. 24)

Ferndale (see Johnstown)

Fernville (see Bloomsburg)

Finleyville (see Monongahela)

Fleetwood (Berks County; includes Blandon)

Flemington (see Lock Haven)

Florin (see Mount Joy)

Flourtown (see Wyndmoor)

Folcroft Boro (see Delaware County v. 1E-1W)

Ford City (Armstrong County; includes 1921- McGrann, 1930- Bellwood Gardens, Fordcliff, Ford View, Pattonville & part of Manor Township)

Ford View (see Ford City)

Fordcliff (see Ford City)

Forest City (Susquehanna County; 1914- includes Browndale, Richmondale & Vandling)

Forest Grove (see Newtown)

Forest Hills (Allegheny County)

Forks Township (see Easton)

Fort Washington (see Ambler)

Forty Fort (see Luzerne)

Foster Brook (see Bradford)

Foster Township (Luzerne County see Freeland)

Foster Township (McKean County see Bradford)

Fountain Hill (see Bethlehem)

Fountain Springs (see Ashland)

Fox Chase (see Philadelphia v. 26)

Frackville (Schuylkill County; 1928- includes parts of Butler Township & West Mahanoy Township)

Franconia Township (see Souderton)

Frankford (see Philadelphia v. 11)

Franklin (Cambria County see Johnstown)

Franklin (Lehigh County see Slatington)

Franklin (Venango County; includes 1906- Rocky Grove, 1922- Bleakley Hill & Polk, 1931- Prospect Park, Two Mile Run & parts of Cranberry Township, French Creek Township & Sugar Creek Township)

Franklin Township (Beaver County see Ellwood City)

Franklin Township (Carbon County see Weissport)

Franklin Township (Greene County see Waynesburg)

Fredericktown (Washington County; includes Millford Terrace, Millsboro & Newtown)

Fredonia (Mercer County)

Fredericksburg (see Meadville)

Freedom (see Rochester)

Freeland (Luzerne County; 1929- includes part of Foster Township)

Freemansburg (Northampton County; 1931- includes Bethlehem Annex, Middletown, Miller Heights & Shimerville)

Freeport (Armstrong County; 1925- includes Laneville)

Freeport (Erie County see North East)

French Creek Township (see Franklin, Venango County)

French Point (see Ambridge)

Fullerton (see Catasauqua)

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