Pennsylvania
Bodies of Water
The Capital of Pennsylvania is Harrisburg. Harrisburg
has been the capital of Pennsylvania ever since 1812.
There are other cities in Pennsylvania as well.
•Morgantown: a city in Pennsylvania that is very close
to Elverson which as well, is a city in Pennsylvania.
•Philadelphia which you will find out is 1 of the 2 major
cities in Pennsylvania, is quite close to New Jersey which
is a state in the Middle Atlantic close to Pennsylvania.
The other major city that is in Pennsylvania is
Pittsburgh.
Now you know about cities in Pennsylvania.
Now this will explain to you about the
population and the cost in Pennsylvania. The
population in Pennsylvania is: 12.81 million! The
income on household is: $56,907! Isn’t it interesting
how much/less the income is? To sum it up,
Pennsylvania has some awesome geography and even
really cool cities. Pennsylvania has many very nice
landmarks, people, and diverse populations [ which
means different or not the same.
Next up, you will learn about bodies of water in
Pennsylvania. First, you will learn about different rivers
in Pennsylvania. The Monongahela River flows 128
miles in the direction past Morgantown. Monongahela
River was formed by West Virginia. Monongahela
River is a quite famous river in Pennsylvania. The
Delaware River runs along The City of Philadelphia.
Allegheny River and Penns Creek are, as well, some
cool rivers in Pennsylvania, If you were interested in
these rivers then you should come visit Pennsylvania.
Second, this will tell you about a few of the
largest lakes in Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania’s largest lake
is the Pymatuning Reservoir that is 26 square miles
long! Pennsylvania’s largest man-made lake is Raystown
Lake. Aren’t those huge and great, they are very
popular as well.
Third, you should definitely visit a few of these
common or popular lakes in Pennsylvania. A very
interesting lake in Pennsylvania is the Conneaut Lake.
A very famous lake is Lake Wallenpaupack. The Lake
The Liberty Bell Center in Pennsylvania
[ National Park Service]
University of Pennsylvania Campus
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