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664:October 31,
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1275:Pittsburgh
1239:Washington
1194:Schuylkill
1154:Montgomery
1099:Lackawanna
1079:Huntingdon
1029:Cumberland
1009:Clearfield
524:References
151:75°12′17″W
148:40°42′17″N
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1280:Lancaster
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1089:Jefferson
922:Armstrong
917:Allegheny
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1109:Lawrence
1064:Franklin
1039:Delaware
1024:Crawford
1019:Columbia
947:Bradford
406:dolomite
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1348:Bridges
1254:Wyoming
1229:Venango
1159:Montour
1144:Mifflin
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1094:Juniata
1084:Indiana
1054:Fayette
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1004:Clarion
982:Chester
967:Cameron
962:Cambria
932:Bedford
457:Gallery
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1199:Snyder
1189:Potter
1149:Monroe
1139:Mercer
1134:McKean
1119:Lehigh
1074:Greene
1069:Fulton
1059:Forest
977:Centre
972:Carbon
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384:, and
295:Census
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1295:North
1244:Wayne
1224:Union
1219:Tioga
1174:Perry
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