Posted in Pennsylvania
August 13, 2015
Most People Don’t Know These 10 Super Tiny Towns In Pennsylvania Exist
It’s possible to spend an entire life in your home state without being aware of its many little towns. They are treasures, though, where you can experience the beauty of Pennsylvania without the hustle and bustle. Here are 10 super tiny towns in PA you may not have even known existed.
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Force is located on PA route 255 in Elk County. It has less than 300 residents.
With a population of just over 200, Brave is indeed tiny. It can be found in southwestern Pennsylvania, near the West Virginia border.
In 1996, Marklesburg was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
Located in Clarion County, Callensburg has a total area of 0.2 miles. Wow. Roughly 200 people make this town their home.
Petrolia is located in a valley in Butler County, with a population of 211 people.
With a population of 214, Shippingport is the site of the country's first commercial nuclear power plant, which opened in 1957.
217 people live in the tiny town of Taylorstown, which is home to Taylorstown Historic District.
With a population of 195, Landisburg is one of the smallest towns on our list. It only contains 0.1 square miles of land.
Ursina is part of the Johnstown , PA metropolitan statistical area. It has a population of about 250 residents.
Laurelton is nestled in Union County, with about 220 residents.
What other small towns would you add to the list? Share in the comments below.
