Galeton (Potter County; 1923- includes Walton & part of West Branch Township)

Gallitzin (Cambria County)

Garfield (see Pittsburgh v. 5)

Garrett Hill (see Wayne-Saint Davids)

Garretts Run (see Kittanning)

Gaysport (see Hollidaysburg)

Genesee (Potter County)

Geneva Hill (see Beaver Falls)

George Junior Republic (see Grove City)

Georgetown (Armstrong County see Leechburg)

Georgetown (Luzerne County see Wilkes-Barre v. 1)

German Township (see Masontown)

Germantown (see Philadelphia v. 22-23)

Gettysburg (Adams County)

Gibraltar (see Birdsboro)

Gilberton (see Mahanoy City)

Girard (Erie County)

Girardville (Schuylkill County; 1928- includes Connorton)

Gladwyne (see also Montgomery County v. 2)

Glassmere (Allegheny County; includes Creighton; see also Tarentum)

Glassport (Allegheny County)

Gleasonton (see Renovo)

Glen Campbell (Indiana County)

Glen Lyon (Luzerne County)

Glen Rock (York County; 1924- includes Seitzland)

Glendon (see Easton)

Glenfield (Allegheny County)

Glenolden Boro (see Delaware County v. 1W)

Glenside (Montgomery County; see also Montgomery County v. 4; 1920- includes Edge Hill; 1925- includes Ardsley, Glenside Manor, North Glenside & Weldon)

Glenwood (see Pittsburgh v. 4)

Goldsboro (York County)

Gordon (see Ashland)

Grampian (Clearfield County)

Grangeville (see Hanover)

Grassflat (see Philipsburg)

Gratz (Dauphin County)

Great Bend (Susquehanna County)

Great Bend Village (Susquehanna County)

Greencastle (Franklin County)

Greenfield (see Pittsburgh v. 4)

Greensburg (Blair County see Tyrone)

Greensburg (Westmoreland County; 1925- includes South Greensburg, Southwest Greensburg & part of Hempfield Township)

Greentree Boro (see Pittsburgh v. 12)

Greenville (Mercer County; includes 1922- Shenango, 1931- parts of Hempfield Township & West Salem Township)

Greenwood (see Altoona & Juniata)

Grill (see Reading)

Grove City (Mercer County; 1928- includes Broad Acres, George Junior Republic & Hallville)

Grover (see Canton)

Gulph (see Conshohocken)

Haddington (see Philadelphia v. 19)

Halifax (Dauphin County)

Hallstead (Susquehanna County)

Hallville (see Grove City)

Hamburg (Berks County; 1927- includes Shoemakersville & West Hamburg)

Hamilton (see Sunbury)

Hanover (York County; 1917- includes Baerville, Bunker Hill, Grangeville, Midway, Parkville & Pennville)

Hanover Green (see Wilkes-Barre v. 2)

Hanover Township (see Ashley, Nanticoke & Wilkes-Barre v. 2)

Harmonsburg (Crawford County)

Harmony (Butler County; 1925- includes Harmony Junction)

Harmony Township (see Ambridge)

Harrisburg (Dauphin County)

Harrisburg v. 1 (Includes part of Swatara Township)

Harrisburg v. 2 (Includes Edgemont, Paxtang, Penbrook, Progress & parts of Susquehanna Township & Swatara Township)

Harrisburg - New & Additional Sheets

Hastings (Cambria County)

Hatboro (Montgomery County)

Hatfield (Montgomery County; see also Lansdale)

Haverford (see Delaware County v. 4)

Hawk Run (see Philipsburg)

Hawley (Wayne County)

Hays (Allegheny County)

Haysville (see Osborne)

Hazelhurst (McKean County; 1928- includes Marvindale)

Hazelwood (see Pittsburgh v. 4)

Hazleton (Luzerne County; 1943?- includes West Hazleton)

Hazleton - New & Additional Sheets

Hebron (see Lebanon)

Heidelberg (see Pittsburgh v. 12)

Hellam (York County)

Hellertown (Northampton County; 1915- includes Didier)

Hempfield Township (Mercer County see Greenville)

Hempfield Township (Westmoreland County see Greensburg)

Herman (see Butler)

Hermine (Westmoreland County; includes Keystone)

Herndon (Northumberland County; includes Dalmatia & Port Trevorton)

Herrs Island (see Pittsburgh v. 15)

Hershey (Dauphin County)

Hickory Township (see Sharon)

Highspire (see Steelton)

Hilldale (see Miners Mills)

Hilltown Township (see Souderton)

Hokendauqua (see Catasauqua)

Hollidaysburg (Blair County; includes part of Blair Township, 1896-1911 includes Duncansville, 1906-1911 includes Gaysport)

Holmesburg (see Philadelphia v. 27)

Homer City (Indiana County; 1917- includes Lucerne & part of Centre Township)

Homestead (Allegheny County; 1907- includes Bellwood, Homeville, Kenmore Manor, Munhall, West Homestead, Whitaker & parts of Mifflin Township & Pittsburg)

Homeville (see Homestead)

Honesdale (Wayne County; 1920- includes Seelyville & White Mills)

Hooversville (Somerset County)

Hop Bottom (see Nicholson)

Hopewell Township (see Aliquippa)

Houston (Washington County)

Houtzdale (Clearfield County; 1923- includes Brisbin)

Hudson (see Miners Mills)

Hughestown Boro (see Pittston)

Hughesville (Lycoming County)

Hulmeville (see Langhorne)

Hummelstown (Dauphin County)

Hummels Wharf (see Selins Grove)

Hungerford (see Shrewsbury)

Huntingdon (Huntingdon County; 1911- includes Smithfield)

Huntingdon Valley (see Bryn Athyn)

Hyde Park (Armstrong County see Leechburg)

Hyde Park (Berks County see Reading)

Hyndman (Bedford County)

Imperial (Allegheny County)

Indiana (Indiana County; 1930- includes part of White Township)

Indian Creek (see Souderton)

Ingram Boro (see Pittsburgh v. 11)

Inkerman (see Pittston)

Ironville (see Tyrone)

Irvona (Clearfield County)

Irwin (Westmoreland County; 1909- includes East Irwin, North Irwin & West Irwin)

Island Park (see Sunbury)

Ivy Rock Station (see Norristown)

James City (see Kane)

Jamestown (Carbon County see Lehighton)

Jamestown (Mercer County)

Jeanette (Westmoreland County)

Jefferson (see Waynesburg)

Jeffersonville (Mongtomery County; see also Norristown)

Jenkintown (Montgomery County; see also Montgomery County v. 4)

Jermyn (Lackawanna County; includes 1912- Mayfield, 1923- Childs & part of Carbondale Township)

Jersey Shore (Lycoming County; 1927- includes part of Porter Township)

Jessup (see Scranton Suburban Towns)

Jim Thorpe (see Mauch Chunk)

Johnsonburg (Elk County; 1937- includes part of Ridgeway Township)

Johnston City (see Shamokin)

Johnstown (Cambria County)

Johnstown v. 1 (Some editions include Daisytown, Dale Boro, Oakland & Rosedale Boro)

Johnstown v. 2 (Some editions include Brownstown, East Conemaugh, Ferndale, Franklin, Oakhurst, Southmont, Westmont & part of Lower Yoder Township)

Johnstown - New & Additional Sheets

Josephine (see Black Lick)

Juniata (Blair County)

Kane (McKean County; some editions 1915- include Durant City, East Kane, James City, Midway & Sergeant)

Kap Heights (or Kap Heights see Northumberland)

Keifertown (or Keiffertown see Scottdale)

Kelayres (see McAdoo)

Kenhorst Boro (see Reading)

Kenmore Manor (see Homestead)

Kennedy Township (see Pittsburgh v. 11)

Kennett Square (Chester County)

Kensington (see Philadelphia v. 8-9)

Kerrtown (see Meadville)

Keystone (see Herminie)

Kilbuck Township (see Pittsburgh v. 18)

Kingston (Luzerne County; 1919- includes Edwardsville & Pringle)

Kingston Station, L.V.R.R. (see Latrobe)

Kistler (see Mount Union)

Kittanning (Armstrong County; some editions 1903- includes Applewold, Cowanshannock, Craigsville, Edgewood, Garretts Run, Manorville, Troy Hill, West Kittanning, Wick City, Wicksboro, Worthington & part of East Franklin Township)

Knox Post Office (see Edenburg)

Knoxville (Fayette County see Brownsville)

Knoxville (Tioga County)

Knoxville Borough (Allegheny County)

Koppel (Beaver County; 1934- includes part of Big Beaver Township)

Korn Krest (see Wilkes-Barre v. 2)

Kulpmont (Northumberland County; see also Mount Carmel)

Kushequa (see Mount Jewett)

Kutztown (Berks County; 1928- includes part of Maxatawny Township)

La Mott (see Montgomery County v. 3)

Laceyville (Wyoming County)

Lackawanna Township (see Scranton)

Lake City (see North Girard)

Lake Park (see Lewistown)

Lakemont (see Altoona)

Lancaster (Lancaster County; 1943- includes parts of Lampeter Township, Lancaster Township & Manheim Township)

Lancaster - New & Additional Sheets

Lanesboro (Susquehanna County)

Laneville (see Freeport)

Langeloth (see Burgettstown)

Langhorne (Bucks County; includes Hulmeville, Langhorne Manor, Parkland, South Langhorne & Middletown Township)

Lansdale (Montgomery County; 1912- includes Hatfield & part of Upper Gwynedd Township)

Lansdowne (Delaware County; see also Delaware County v. 2)

Lansford (Carbon County; includes Summit Hill, 1896- Coaldale & 1927- Andrewsville)

Large (see Clairton)

Larksville (Luzerne County)

Latrobe (Westmoreland County; 1925- includes Kingston Station (Lehigh Valley Rail Road), Lloydsville & Mechesneytown

Laureldale Boro (see Reading)

Laurel Run Boro (see Wilkes-Barre v. 1)

Lawndale (see Philadelphia v. 26)

Lawrence Park Township (see Erie v. 3)

Lawrenceville (see Pittsburgh v. 2 & 5)

Lebanon (Lebanon County; includes 1912- Avon 1925- Cleona, Hebron, Lebanon Independent Boro, Pleasant Hill, Sunny Side & West Lebanon)

Leechburg (Armstrong County; includes 1909- Hyde Park, 1919- West Leechburg, 1927- Georgetown)

Lees Cross Roads (see Shippensburg)

Leetsdale (Allegheny County; 1925- includes Fair Oaks)

Lehigh Furnace (see Slatington)

Lehigh Gap (see Palmerton)

Lehighton (Carbon County; 1917- includes Jamestown, Mahoning Manor & Packerton)

Leidys (see Souderton)

Leiperville (see Chester)

Lemoyne (Cumberland County)

Lewis Run (see Bradford)

Lewisburg (Union & Northumberland Counties; 1913- includes East Lewisburg)

Lewistown (Mifflin County; includes 1910- Lake Park, Lewistown Junction, Milroy & West Derry)

Lewistown Junction (see Lewistown)

Lewisville Boro (see Ulysses)

Liberty (Tioga County)

Ligonier (Westmoreland County)

Lilly (Cambria County)

Lincoln Heights (see Taylor)

Lincoln Park (see Reading)

Linesville (Crawford County)

Linfield (Montgomery County)

Linwood (see Chester)

Lititz (Lancaster County; 1904-1912 includes Warwick)

Littlestown (Adams County)

Llanerch (see Delaware County v. 4)

Lloydell (see Beaverdale)

Lloydesville (see Latrobe)

Lock Haven (Clinton County; some editions 1901- include Castanes, Flemington, Lockport, Mill Hall & Woolrich)

Lockport (see Lock Haven)

Locust Dale (see Ashland)

Locust Gap (see Mount Carmel)

Logan (see Philadelphia v. 23-24)

Logan Township (see Altoona)

Longswamp Township (see Topton)

Lost Creek (see Shenandoah)

Lower Alsace Township (see Reading)

Lower Burrell Township (see New Kensington)

Lower Chichester Township (see Chester)

Lower Gwynedd Township (see Ambler)

Lower Heidelberg Township (see Reading)

Lower Merion Township (see Montgomery County v. 1-2)

Lower Nazareth Township (see Nazareth)

Lower Saint Clair Township (see Bridgeville)

Lower Swatara Township (see Middletown)

Lower William Penn (see Shenandoah)

Lower Yoder Township (see Johnstown)

Loyalsock Township (see Williamsport)

Lucerne (see Homer City)

Ludlow (McKean County; includes Morrison & Wetmore)

Lundy's Lane (see Albion)

Luzerne (Luzerne County; 1911- includes Courtdale, Forty Fort & Swoyersville)

Lykens (Dauphin County)

Lyndora (see Butler)

Macungie (Lehigh County)

Madera (Clearfield County; 1923- includes Banian)

Mahaffly (Clearfield County)

Mahanoy City (Schuylkill County; includes 1891- Gilberton, 1920- Mahanoy Plane, Maizeville, Morea & New Boston)

Mahanoy Plane (see Mahanoy City)

Mahoning Manor (see Lehighton)

Mahoning Township (see Danville)

Maizeville (see Mahanoy City)

Malvern (Chester County)

Manayunk (see Philadelphia v. 20)

Manchester Township (see York)

Manheim (Lancaster County)

Manheim Township (see Lancaster)

Manor (Westmoreland County; 1925- includes Westmoreland City)

Manor Township (see Ford City)

Manorville (see Kittanning)

Mansfield (Tioga County; 1926- includes Covington)

Maple Grove (see Rimersburg)

Mapleton (Huntingdon County)

Marcus Hook (Chester County; see also Chester)

Marienville (Forest County)

Marietta (Lancaster County)

Marion Heights (see Mount Carmel)

Mars (Butler County)

Martinsburg (Blair County)

Marvindale (see Hazelhurst)

Marysville (Perry County)

Masontown (Fayette County; includes part of German Township)

Matamoras (Pike County)

Mauch Chunk (Carbon County; now Jim Thorpe; 1896- includes East Mauch Chunk, 1915- Nesquehoning, 1923- New Columbus)

Maxatawny Township (see Kutztown)

Mayfield (Lackawanna County; see also Jermyn)

Mayview (see Bridgeville)

McAdoo (Schuylkill County; includes Kelayres)

McClellandtown (Fayette County)

McConnellsburg (Fulton County; 1931- includes parts of Ayr Township and Todd Township)

McDonald (Washington & Allegheny Counties; 1940- includes parts of North Fayette Township, Robinson Township & South Fayette Township)

McGrann (see Ford City)

McKeesport (Allegheny County; some editions include East McKeesport, Port Vue, Versailles & part of Versailles Township)

McKeesport - New & Additional Sheets

McKee's Rocks (see Pittsburgh v. 11)

McKinley (see Montgomery County v. 3)

McSherrystown (Adams County)

Meadville (Crawford County; includes 1905- Kerrtown, 1922- Fredricksburg, 1932- West Mead Township)

Mechanicsburg (Cumberland County)

Mechanicsville (Montgomery County see Conshohocken)

Mechanicsville (Philadelphia County see Philadelphia v. 28)

Mechesneytown (see Latrobe)

Media (Delaware County; see also Delaware County v. 3)

Mercer (Mercer County)

Mercersburg (Franklin County)

Merion (see Montgomery County v. 1)

Merion Square (see Montgomery County v. 2)

Merwood Park (see Delaware County v. 4)

Meshoppen (Wyoming County)

Meyersdale (Somerset County; 1930- includes part of Summit Township)

Middleburg (Snyder County)

Middleport (Schuylkill County)

Middletown (Dauphin County; includes 1911- Royalton, 1942- part of Lower Swatara Township)

Middletown (Northampton County see Freemansburg)

Middletown Township (see Langhorne)

Midland (Beaver County)

Midvale (see Miners Mills)

Midway (McKean County see Kane)

Midway (Washington County)

Midway (York County see Hanover)

Mifflin (see Mifflintown)

Mifflin Township (see Duquesne & Homestead)

Mifflinburg (Union County)

Mifflintown (Juniata County; includes 1891- includes Mifflin or Patterson)

Miles Grove (Erie County)

Milesburg (see Bellefonte)

Milford (Pike County)

Milford Terrace (see Fredericktown)

Mill Hall (see Lock Haven)

Millbourne Boro (see Delaware County v. 2)

Miller Heights (see Freemansburg)

Millersburg (Dauphin County)

Millerstown (Butler County)

Millersville (Lancaster County)

Millheim (Centre County)

Millsboro (Washington County; see also Fredericktown)

Millvale (see Pittsburgh v. 15)

Milroy (see Lewistown)

Milton (Northumberland County; 1918- includes West Milton, Union County)

Minard Run (see Bradford)

Miners Mills (Luzerne County; includes 1911- part of Plains Township, 1926- Hilldale, Hudson, Midvale, Plainsville)

Minersville (see Pottsville)

Minooka (see Scranton)

Modena (see Coatesville)

Mogeetown (see Norristown)

Mohnton (Berks County)

Monaca (see Rochester)

Monessen (Westmoreland County; 1925- includes part of Rostraver Township)

Monongahela (or Monongahela City, Washington County; includes 1918- Axleton & New Eagle (Allegheny County), 1925- Finleyville & Riverview)

Monroeton (Bradford County)

Montgomery (Lycoming County; 1928- includes Clintonville)

Montgomery County v. 1 (Includes Ardmore, Ashland Heights, Bala, Belmont Heights, Cynwyd, Merion, Narberth, Pencoyd, West Manayunk, Wynnewood & parts of Beechwood & Lower Merion Township)

Montgomery County v. 2 (Includes Bryn Mawr, Gladwyne, Merion Square & parts of Lower Merion Township, Rosemont & Upper Merion Township)

Montgomery County v. 3 (Includes Ashbourne, Cheltenham, Elkins Park, La Mott, McKinley, Oak Lane, Ogontz, Rockledge Boro & parts of Abington Township & Cheltenham Township)

Montgomery County v. 4 (Includes Edge Hill, Glenside, Jenkintown, Noble, Weldon, Wyncote & parts of Abington Township & Cheltenham Township)

Montoursville (Lycoming County)

Montrose (Susquehanna County; 1926- includes South Montrose)

Moosic (see Scranton)

Morea (see Mahanoy City)

Morganza (see Canonsburg)

Morningside (see Pittsburgh v. 5)

Morris (see Waynesburg)

Morrisdale (see Philipsburg)

Morrison (see Ludlow)

Morrisville (see Waynesburg and Trenton, NEW JERSEY)

Morton (see Delaware County v. 3)

Moscow (see Scranton)

Mott Haven (see Scranton Suburban Towns)

Mount Airy (see Philadelphia v. 21)

Mount Bethel (see Portland)

Mount Carbon (see Pottsville)

Mount Carmel (Northumberland County; includes 1913- Locust Gap & Marion Heights, 1920- Exchange, 1927- Connersville, Dooleyville & Springside)

Mount Holly Springs (Cumberland County)

Mount Jewett (McKean County; 1929- includes Kushequa)

Mount Joy (Lancaster County; 1928- includes Florin)

Mount Lebanon Township (see Pittsburgh v. 9-10 & 12)

Mount Moriah (see Philadelphia v. 17)

Mount Morris (see Waynesburg)

Mount Oliver (see Pittsburgh v. 7)

Mount Penn Boro (see Reading)

Mount Pleasant (Westmoreland County; includes 1927- Bridgeport & Parfitown, 1937- part of Mount Pleasant Township)

Mount Pocono (Monroe County; includes Pocono Manor)

Mount Union (Huntingdon County; 1944?- includes Allenton, Cedar Crest, part of Wayne Township & Kistler, Mifflin County)

Mount Washington (see Pittsburgh v. 8)

Mount Wolf (York County)

Mountain Glen (see Renovo)

Mountville (Lancaster County; see also Lancaster)

Muhlenberg Park (see Reading)

Muhlenberg Township (see Reading)

Muncy (Lycoming County; 1927- includes East Muncy, Port Penn & part of Muncy Creek Township)

Munhall (see Homestead)

Munson (see Philipsburg)

Myerstown (Lebanon County)

Nanticoke (Luzerne County; includes 1912- Retreat & part of Hanover Township, 1920- West Nanticoke, 1928- Alden, Concrete City, Prospect Hill, Sheatown, & part of Plymouth Township)

Nanty-Glo (Cambria County; includes Twin Rocks)

Narberth (see Montgomery County v. 1)

Natrona (Allegheny County; includes 1912-1921 Birdville, 1921- Natrona Heights & West Natrona)

Nay Aug (see Scranton v. 1)

Nazareth (Northampton County; includes 1912- Stockertown, 1928- parts of Lower & Upper Nazareth Townships, 1940- part of East Allen Township)

Nealmont (see Tyrone)

Nescopeck (Luzerne County)

Neshannock Township (see New Castle)

Nesquehoning (see Mauch Chunk)

Nether Providence Township (see Delaware County v. 3)

Neville Township (see Pittsburgh v. 18)

New Albany (Bradford County)

New Berlinville (see Boyertown)

New Bethlehem (Clarion County; includes 1904 Fairmount & South Bethlehem, 1921- part of Red Bank Township)

New Bloomfield (Perry County)

New Boston (see Mahanoy City)

New Brighton (Beaver County; includes 1906- Fallston, 1928- part of Pulaski Township, 1939- part of Rochester Township)

New Castle (Lawrence County; 1941- includes Oakland, West Pittsburg & parts of Neshannock Township & Union Township)

New Castle - New & Additional Sheets

New Columbus (see Mauch Chunk)

New Cumberland (Cumberland County; 1929- includes New Market)

New Derry (see Derry)

New Eagle (see Monongahela)

New Florence (Westmoreland County)

New Freedom (York County)

New Gallilee (Beaver County)

New Haven (see Connellsville)

New Holland (Lancaster County)

New Hope (Bucks County)

New Kensington (Westmoreland County; includes Parnassus, 1900- Arnold, 1928- East Kensington, Valley, Valley Heights, part of Lower Burrell Township)

New Market (see New Cumberland)

New Milford (Susquehanna County)

New Oxford (Adams County)

New Philadelphia (see Pottsville)

New Salem (Fayette County)

New Wilmington (Lawrence County)

Newburg (Blair County see Altoona)

Newburg (Cumberland County see Shippensburg)

Newmanstown (Lebanon County; includes Sheridan)

Newport (Perry County; 1911- includes East Newport)

Newtown (Bucks County; 1924- includes Forest Grove & Wycombe)

Newtown (Centre County see Osceola Mills)

Newtown (Washington County see Fredericktown)

Newville (Cumberland County)

Nicholson (Wyoming County; 1926- includes Hop Bottom)

Nilan (see Point Marion)

Noble (see Montgomery County v. 4)

Noblestown (see Oakdale)

Norristown (Montgomery County; includes 1891- Bridgeport, 1942- Black Horse, Earnest Station, Ivy Rock Station, Jeffersonville, Mogeetown, Plymouth, Plymouth Meeting & parts of East Norriton Township & West Norriton Township)

North Apollo (see Apollo)

North Belle Vernon (see Belle Vernon)

North Braddock (see Braddock)

North Catasauqua (see Catasauqua)

North Charleroi (see Charleroi)

North East (Erie County; 1928- includes Freeport & Orchard Beach)

North Fayette Township (see McDonald)

North Franklin Township (see Washington)

North Girard (Erie County; now Lake City)

North Glenside (see Glenside)

North Irwin (see Irwin)

North Philipsburg (see Philipsburg)

North Rochester (see Rochester)

North Scottdale (see Scottdale)

North Sewickley Township (see Ellwood City)

North Towanda (see Towanda)

North Vandergrift (see Vandergrift)

North Versailles Township (see Turtle Creek Valley)

North Wales (Montgomery County; 1936- includes part of Upper Gwynedd Township)

North Warren (see Warren)

North Water Gap (see Delaware Water Gap)

North York Boro (see York)

Northampton (Northampton County)

Northumberland (Northumberland County; 1929- includes Kap Heights)

Northwood (see Tyrone)

Northwood Boro (see Delaware County v. 1W)

Nusbaum (see Bradford)

Oak Lane (see Montgomery County v. 3)

Oakdale (Allegheny County; 1924- includes Champion Hill, Noblestown & Sturgeon)

Oakhurst (see Johnstown)

Oakland (Allegheny County see Pittsburgh v. 3)

Oakland (Cambria County see Johnstown)

Oakland (Lawrence County see New Castle)

Oakland (Susquehanna County see Susquehanna)

Oakmont (Allegheny County)

Oakmont (Delaware County see Delaware County v. 4)

Oakview (see Delaware County v. 2)

Oberlin (see Steelton)

Ogontz (see Montgomery County v. 3)

O'Hara Township (see Blawnox & Pittsburgh v. 15)

Oil City (Venango County)

Oklahoma (Armstrong County see Apollo)

Oklahoma (Westmoreland County see Vandergrift)

Old Forge (Lackawanna County)

Olney (see Philadelphia v. 24)

Olyphant (Lackawanna County; see also Scranton Suburban Towns)

Ontelaunee Township (see Reading)

Orbisonia (Huntingdon County)

Orchard Beach (see North East)

Orwigsburg (see Pottsville)

Osborne (Allegheny County; includes Haysville)

Osceola Mills (Clearfield County; includes 1921- Stumptown, 1938- Newton)

Overbrook (see Philadelphia v. 19)

Oxford (Chester County)

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