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Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania
Susquehanna County sits against the New York line in the Endless Mountains, a county of dairy farms, woodlots and small boroughs where Montrose is the seat and Interstate 81 clips the eastern edge. Marcellus Shale production leads every other Pennsylvania county and funds local budgets through impact fees, so rural parcels routinely carry gas leases, pad access roads or pipeline rights-of-way.
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Susquehanna County at a glance
- 38,000Population (2025)
- MontroseCounty seat
- 823 sq miLand area
- 46 / sq miDensity
- $68,000Median household income
- $215,000Median home value
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- City Boundaries: 40
- School Boundaries: 6
- Congressional Districts: 1
- Emergency Services: 34
- Flood Zones: 2
- HUD: 4
- House Districts: 1
- Parks & Golf: 27
- Schools: 16
- Senate Districts: 1
- Soils: 188
- Voter Precincts: 37
- Wetlands: 5
- Zip Codes: 33
Cities and towns in Susquehanna County
Apolacon Township, Ararat Township, Auburn Township, Bridgewater Township, Brooklyn Township, Choconut Township, Clifford Township, Dimock Township, Forest City Borough, Forest Lake Township, Franklin Township, Friendsville Borough, Gibson Township, Great Bend Borough, Great Bend Township, Hallstead Borough, Harford Township, Harmony Township, Herrick Township, Hop Bottom Borough, Jackson Township, Jessup Township, Lanesboro Borough, Lathrop Township, Lenox Township, Liberty Township, Little Meadows Borough, Middletown Township, Montrose Borough, New Milford Borough, New Milford Township, Oakland Borough, Oakland Township, Rush Township, Silver Lake Township, Springville Township, Susquehanna Depot Borough, Thompson Borough, Thompson Township, Union Dale Borough.