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5A05 COUNTY 5A02 LOCATION / STRUCTURE NAME 5A08 FEATURE CARRIED 5A07 FEATURE INTERSECTED 5A15 YEAR BUILT 5A06 MUNI CODE Adams GE 5A05 5A02 5A08 5A07 5A15 5A06 COUNTY LOCATION / STRUCTURE FEATURE FEATURE YEAR MUNI NAME CARRIED INTERSECTED BUILT CODE Adams GETTYSBURG US 30; SR 0030 ROCK CREEK 1938 01/407 - GETTYSBURG Adams N. OF BIGLERVILLE PA 34; SR 0034 OPOSSUM CREEK 1926 01/214 - MENALLEN Adams IDAVILLE PA 34; SR 0034 BERMUDIAN CREEK 1926 01/220 - TYRONE Adams 1 MI. N. OF LITTLESTOWN PA 97; SR 0097 ALLOWAY CREEK 1941 01/215 - MOUNT JOY Adams 1 MI N E OF FAIRFIELD PA 116; SR 0116 MUDDY RUN 1926 01/210 - HIGHLAND Adams ABBOTTSTOWN PA 194; SR 0194 BRANCH OF BEAVER CREEK 1922 01/401 - ABBOTTSTOWN Adams CULPS CORNERS PA 234; SR 0234 CONEWAGO CREEK 1933 01/205 - FRANKLIN Adams 2 MI.N.E. OF BIGLERVILLE PA 234; SR 0234 OPOSSUM CREEK 1930 01/202 - BUTLER Adams VILLAGE OF TABLE ROCK PA 394; SR 0394 CONEWAGO CREEK 1941 01/202 - BUTLER Adams VILLAGE OF LIMEROCK MILL SR 1014 BERMUDIAN CREEK 1937 01/211 - HUNTINGTON Adams GARDNERS SR 1016 UPPER BERMUDIAN CREEK 1938 01/211 - HUNTINGTON Adams 2 MI. S.E. HUNTERSTOWN SR 2006 CSX; WESTERN MARYLAND RR 1940 01/219 - STRABAN Adams KNOXLYN SR 3013 MARSH CREEK 1935 01/210 - HIGHLAND Adams 1/4 MI.N. OF BENDERSVILLE SR 4005 OPOSSUM CREEK 1919 01/214 - MENALLEN Adams ASPERS SR 4006 OPOSSUM CREEK 1928 01/214 - MENALLEN Adams NEAR ADAMS & FRANK.LINE SR 4011 CARBAUGH RUN 1941 01/205 - FRANKLIN Allegheny @ INTERSECTION W/SR 0910 WM.FLYNN HW WEST BRANCH DEER CREEK 1932 02/217 - RICHLAND Allegheny 400 FEET SE OF SR 3070 LINCOLN HW SOUTH FORK MONTOUR RUN 1928 02/214 - NORTH FAYETTE Allegheny @ INTER W/ BRADDOCK ROAD ARDMORE BL FALLS RUN 1942 02/431 - FOREST HILLS Allegheny @ INTER.W/WEIGEL HILL RD. SR 0051 FALLEN TIMBER RUN 1942 02/105 - ELIZABETH Allegheny 2 MI EAST OF MON CITY BR MONONGAHELA RD MON RIVER TRIBUTARY 1920 02/204 - FORWARD Allegheny 100'W.OF INTER W/SR 2017 WEST NEWTON RD BRANCH OF GILLESPIE RUN 1925 02/105 - ELIZABETH Allegheny 1 MILE EAST OF RT 8 INT GIBSONIA RD WEST BRANCH OF DEER CREE 1918 02/217 - RICHLAND Allegheny 250' SOUTH OF SR 1020 GIBSONIA RD DEER CREEK 1960 02/220 - WEST DEER Allegheny 2000'N. OF SR 3001 MILLER'S RUN RD FISHING RUN 1930 02/119 - SOUTH FAYETTE Allegheny BARGE BASIN O/ABNDONED RR FREEPORT RD ABANDONED RR TRACK 1928 02/208 - HARMAR Allegheny @ J.F.K.ELEM.SCHOOL FREEPORT RD CRAWFORD RUN 1937 02/104 - EAST DEER Allegheny NEAR BAILEY RUN ROAD FREEPORT RD BAILEYS RUN 1937 02/104 - EAST DEER Allegheny @ INTERSECT WITH SR 1013 SAXONBURG BL BR LITTLE PINE CREEK 1927 02/209 - INDIANA Allegheny 1028'N.OF FREEPORT RD. GUYS RUN RD GUYS RUN 1936 02/208 - HARMAR Allegheny 1/2 MI.N.OF SR 0028 GUYS RUN RD GUYS RUN 1936 02/208 - HARMAR Allegheny 70'E.INTER.W/TWP.RD.613 CHURCH LN SHAFERS RUN 1930 02/209 - INDIANA Allegheny 4283' N.E. OF SR 0008 SAXONBURG BL LITTLE PINE CREEK 1955 02/118 - SHALER Allegheny 1 MI. N.E. OF SR 0008 SAXONBURG BL LITTLE PINE CREEK 1955 02/112 - OHARA Allegheny 2 MILES WEST OF SR 1006 SAXONBURG BLVD. BRANCH LITTLE PINE CREEK 1938 02/112 - OHARA Allegheny NORTH/RURAL RIDGE LITTLE DEER CRE RD BR.LITTLE DEER CREEK 1940 02/209 - INDIANA Allegheny 70' WEST OF SR 1015 LAFEVER HILL RD LITTLE DEER CREEK 1940 02/209 - INDIANA Allegheny 200' WEST OF SR 1031 BAKERSTOWN RD LARDINTOWN RUN 1934 02/202 - FAWN Allegheny 4200' S.E. OF SR 1033 BULL CREEK RD BULL CREEK 1930 02/202 - FAWN Allegheny AT BAPTIST CHURCH MONONGAHELA RD TRIBUT. TO MONOGAHELA R. 1905 02/204 - FORWARD Allegheny AT PANGBURN RD MONONGAHELA RD PERRY MILL RUN 1936 02/204 - FORWARD Allegheny @ INTER. WITH SR 2010 MILL HILL RD WYLIE RUN 1930 02/105 - ELIZABETH Allegheny 500'N.E.OF ROSS STREET LOVEDALE ROAD BRANCH OF WYLIE RUN 1920 02/105 - ELIZABETH Allegheny @ SR 2014 INDUSTRY RD BOYDS HOLLOW RUN 1930 02/105 - ELIZABETH Allegheny AT ROCK RUN RD BUENA VISTA RD WILDCAT RUN 1938 02/105 - ELIZABETH Allegheny 2082 FEET SW OF SR 48 WEST SMITHFIELD RD CREEK 1930 02/105 - ELIZABETH Allegheny 2644'N.E.OF LR02310 STEWARTSVILLE H RD BR. LONG RUN 1948 02/477 - WHITE OAK Allegheny DRAVOSBURG OVER UNION RR MCKEESPORT BL UNION RAILROAD 1960 02/423 - DRAVOSBURG Allegheny AT INTER./ SR 3046 STREETS RUN RD STREETS RUN 1957 02/403 - BALDWIN Allegheny 50'EAST/SCHUTE RD. STREETS RUN RD STREETS RUN 1957 02/403 - BALDWIN Allegheny AT LUTZ HOLLOW ROAD STREETS RUN RD STREETS RUN 1942 02/403 - BALDWIN Allegheny 2656' N.E. OF SR 2053 THOMPSON RUN RD THOMPSON RUN 1940 02/124 - WILKINS Allegheny OVER BR. LITTLE PLUM CR. NEW TEXAS RD BR. LITTLE PLUM CREEK 1941 02/466 - PLUM Allegheny 200'N.OF ENTRANCE DRIVE LOGAN FERRY RD AVR RAILROAD 1936 02/466 - PLUM Allegheny 500' SOUTHEAST OF SR 0048 CENTER ST LONG RUN 1939 02/477 - WHITE OAK Allegheny 200'W.OF INTER.W/SR 3004 MORROW RD MCLAUGHLIN RUN 1936 02/123 - UPPER ST CLAIR Allegheny 3/4 MI.N.W.OF SR 3015 PINEY FORK RD PINEY FORK CREEK 1899 02/219 - SOUTH PARK Allegheny 820' S.W. OF SR 3021 SCHEINBACH RD LOBBS RUN 1938 02/440 - JEFFERSON HILLS Allegheny 100' SOUTHEAST OF SR 3018 WALTON RD LOBBS RUN 1938 02/440 - JEFFERSON HILLS Allegheny 1 MI.W.OF SR3041 NOBLESTOWN RD BR.ROBINSON RUN 1930 02/102 - COLLIER Allegheny 1 1/2 MI FROM GLNWOOD INT GLASS RUN RD GLASS RUN 1940 02/301 - PITTSBURGH Allegheny NEAR SR 3100 GLASS RUN RD GLASS RUN CREEK 1940 02/301 - PITTSBURGH Allegheny 200' S.W. OF SR 3049 NORTH BRANCH RD NORTH BRANCH ROBINSON RN 1934 02/214 - NORTH FAYETTE Allegheny 100' N.E. OF SR 3053 NORTH BRANCH RD BR. NORTH BR.ROBINSON RN 1930 02/214 - NORTH FAYETTE Allegheny NEAR TWP GARAGE PINE CREEK RD LITTLE PINE CREEK 1940 02/118 - SHALER Allegheny 419' W OF LR 02090 FERN HOLLOW RD BR LITTLE SEWICKLEY CRK 1940 02/459 - SEWICKLEY HEIGH Allegheny @ INTER.TURKEY FOOT ROAD BIG SEWICKLEY C RD BR.BIG SEWICKLEY CREEK 1940 02/480 - BELL ACRES Allegheny @ CAMP MEETING RD. EXT. BIG SEWICKLEY CK R BR.BIG SEWICKLEY CREEK 1926 02/480 - BELL ACRES Allegheny @ INTER.WITH APPL.4846 BIG SEWICKLEY CR BR.BIG SEWICKLEY CREEK 1947 02/411 - BRADDOCK HILLS Armstrong CARNAHAN RUN NO.1 SR0066 CARNAHAN RUN 1925 03/216 - PARKS Armstrong SOUTH OF DAYTON NO. 2 SR0839 GLADE RUN 1929 03/206 - COWANSHANNOCK Armstrong BRYAN SR1039 TRIB S FRK PINE CR 1938 03/206 - COWANSHANNOCK Armstrong RURAL VALLEY NO.3 SR2001 COWANSHANNOCK CREEK 1940 03/414 - RURAL VALLEY Armstrong BURRELL TWP-E OF BRICK CH SR2005 TRIB TO CHERRY RUN 1950 03/204 - BURRELL Armstrong ROARING RUN SR2047 ROARING RUN 1932 03/210 - KISKIMINETAS Armstrong LAUREL POINT SR2057 CARNAHAN RUN 1938 03/216 - PARKS Armstrong CLAYPOOLE ROAD NO.3 SR3009 TRIB TO BUFFALO CREEK 1942 03/228 - WEST FRANKLIN Armstrong NICHOLA NO.1 SR3013 BUFFALO CREEK 1956 03/228 - WEST FRANKLIN Armstrong CENTER HILL NO. 6 SR3017 GLADE RUN 1922 03/215 - NORTH BUFFALO Armstrong BRIAR HILL SR3017 SR0422 EB/WB & RAMPS F&G 1970 03/207 - EAST FRANKLIN Beaver 100'N.OF SR 4034 FAIRVIEW RD UPPER DRY RUN 1940 04/430 - OHIOVILLE Beaver .4 MI.SW OF TWP.RD.603 Tuscarawas Road PAINTERS RUN 1930 04/217 - SOUTH BEAVER Beaver 1/4 MI. NORTH OF SR 1012 CHAPEL DR BR. CONNOQUENESSING CR. 1940 04/212 - NORTH SEWICKLEY Beaver 100'NORTHEAST OF PIKE WISE'S GROVE RD BRUSH CREEK 1966 04/210 - MARION Beaver @ INTER.W/TWP.RD.491 CHAPEL RD MOON RUN 1940 04/202 - CENTER Beaver 0.5 MI.SOUTH OF SR 3007 KANE RD TRAMP MILL RUN 1930 04/103 - HOPEWELL Beaver @ INTER. WITH TWP.RD.544 BOCKTOWN CORK RD RAREDON RUN 1950 04/209 - INDEPENDENCE Beaver .5 MILE NORTH OF SR 168 GEORGETOWN RD MILL CREEK 1929 04/207 - GREENE Beaver GREENE TWP.-MILL CREEK GEORGETOWN RD MILL CREEK 1929 04/207 - GREENE Beaver 200'EAST&UNDER SR 0060 BRADY RUN RD SOUTH BRANCH BRADY RUN 1938 04/201 - BRIGHTON Beaver .2 MI. N.E. OF SR 4018 BRADYS RUN RD SOUTH BRANCH BRADY'S RUN 1953 04/201 - BRIGHTON Beaver 100 FT WEST OF SR 0051 BRADYS RUN RD BRADYS RUN 1953 04/201 - BRIGHTON Beaver 1/2 MI. WEST OF SR 4021 PARK RD N.BR.BRADYS RUN 1948 04/203 - CHIPPEWA Beaver 500' WEST OF SR 0068 WESTWOOD RD UPPER DRY RUN 1930 04/430 - OHIOVILLE Bedford 2.8 MI.W. OF SHELLSBURG US 30 BURNS CREEK 1922 05/210 - JUNIATA Bedford 2.3 MI.W.OF SHELLSBURG US 30 SHAWNEE CREEK 1930 05/218 - NAPIER Bedford 1.68 MILE WEST FROM PA 96 PA 56 BAREFOOT RUN 1926 05/227 - WEST ST CLAIR Bedford MADLEY PA 96 WOLF CAMP RUN 1933 05/215 - LONDONDERRY Bedford 3.16 MILE WEST FROM PA 96 PA 869 BOBS CREEK 1934 05/222 - PAVIA Bedford 2 MI.N.OF BREEZEWOOD SR 1011 TUB MILL RUN 1928 05/206 - EAST PROVIDENCE Bedford 1.73 MILE EAST FROM SR 1009 SR 1012 RAYSTOWN BR JUNIATA RIV. 1922 05/226 - WEST PROVIDENCE Bedford 0.16 MILE EAST FROM SR 1009 SR 1020 PIPERS RUN 1937 05/209 - HOPEWELL Bedford VILLAGE OF QUEEN SR 4031 BEAVERDAM CREEK 1940 05/211 - KIMMEL Berks NEW HOLLAND ROAD LR518 (PA625) ANGELICA CREEK 1927 06/103 - CUMRU Berks WILLOW CREEK BRIDGE SR 1004(LR 06201) WILLOW CREEK 1917 06/228 - ONTELAUNEE Berks CRYSTALCAVE RD,VIRGINVLLE SR 1006 (LR 06135) SACONY CREEK 1963 06/215 - GREENWICH Berks .5 MI.SOUTH OF HAMBURG SR 1008 (LR 06125) WINDSOR CREEK 1938 06/244 - WINDSOR Berks W.WYOMISSING AVE.
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