In most states a city would be defined by certain borders called city limits and a certain defined population. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has chosen not to follow that rule book and instead has Cities, Boroughs and Townships. There are 2,567 municipalities in the State but only one or maybe two towns depending on defenition.
Bloomsburg was incorporated as a town in 1870 and calls itself the only incorporated town in Pennsylvania. In 1975 McCandless Township adopted a home rule charter using the name the Town of McCandless so there are 13 cities, two towns and 2,552 other municipalities which can be either a township or a borough.
To further confuse the issue, State College, Pennsylvania is not a city except in terms of population and continues to be called a borough because the Penn State College area also includes the borough and the four townships of College, Patton, Harris and Ferguson.
There are 57 incorporated cities in Pennsylvania.
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There are many cities in Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia are some of the most well-known.
Cities in Pennsylvania that start with the letter H:HarrisburgHazletonHermitage
There are a few Honda Civic dealerships in various cities in Pennsylvania. Some examples of cities would be Allentown, Altoona, Bensalem, Bethlehem and Butler.
There are quite a few major cities in the state of Pennsylvania. These cities include but are not limited to Philadelphia.
There are no cities or towns in Pennsylvania that start with a 'V' but there may be boroughs or townships that do,
There are lots if cities in western Pennsylvania.
There is a Gettysburg in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and South Dakota.
There is one town: Bloomsburg. The rest of the municipalities are boroughs, cities, or townships.
Pennsylvania has the most cities. Wow!!!!!!
Scranton, Sharon, Shamokin, St. Marys and Sunbury are cities in Pennsylvania. They begin with the letter S.