RIVERS
LAKES
Towns, Cities & Counties
MISCELLANEOUS
HISTORY
100

This River acts as the border between Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey.

The Delaware River

100

This major port city was named after the lake that makes up its shoreline.

Erie

100

This city in the United States is known as "The Christmas City"

Bethlehem

100

This company has its own theme park and is a chocolate lovers paradise

Hershey

100

Abolitionists in the 1830's were responsible for the renaming of our State House Bell to this

Liberty Bell

200

This is the longest river in the eastern U.S.

Susquehanna River

200
It was created in the 1920's by PP&L for hydroelectric power. Today this 5,700 acre man-made lake is a major tourist destination in the Poconos.

Lake Wallenpaupack

200

This town is home to the first American football game under electric lights in 1892.  It got the ball rolling for nightly football games!

Mansfield

200

This high profile pop music artist was born in west reading in 1989. 

Taylor Swift

200

Opening its doors in 1752, It became the nations first hospital founded by Dr Thomas Bond and Benjamin Franklin

The Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia

300

These three rivers Meet in Pittsburgh PA

Allegheny,  Monongahela, and Ohio

300
This largest lake in Bucks County was created by damming the Tohickon Creek.

Lake Nockamixon

300

A lesser known, but catastrophic, dam disaster took place in 1911 that wiped this town off the map in Potter County.  The town rebuilt at a higher elevation.

Austin 

300

They can be boiled, deep fried or sauted in butter and onions.  A famous brand of them comes right out of Schuylkill County

Pierogies

300

He founded PA in 1681 as a colony for religion and political tolerance 

William Penn

400

This river, once polluted by mine drainage, is now a vital source of drinking water. Its also the largest tributary of the Delaware River. 

Schuylkill River

400

This body of water, located in Luzerne County, is the states deepest glacial lake. It is also the largest glacial lake by Volume in PA. 

Harveys Lake

400

This major PA city has seen its population cut in half since 1950.  Partly due to the collapse of the steel industry.

Pittsburgh

400

Located in Forbes State Forest in Somerset County, this mountain has the highest Point in PA at 3,213 ft.

Mount Davis

400

This town is home to a critical turning point in the Civil war with a Union Victory.

Ghettysburg

500

the 1889 South Fork dam collapse in Johnstown was located at the south fork tributary of this river.

The Little Conemaugh River (The disaster killed over 2,000 people)

500

Pymatuning Lake is a 17,088 acre man made lake/ reservoir that shares a border between Pennsylvania and what other state.

OHIO

500

At a little over 1200 square miles, this is the largest county by land area.

Lycoming County

500

The geometrical name given to the border between Delaware and Pennsylvania

12 mile circle

500

Pennsylvania is the place where the Declaration of Independence, the US Constitution and this founding document were all written and ratified

Articles of Confederation

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