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Municipality Predir Streetname Streettype Postdir Postalcomm Municipality PreDir StreetName StreetType PostDir PostalComm STATE COLLEGE 101 N ATHERTON STREET BLDG STATE COLLEGE PENN TWP 10TH ALY COBURN STATE COLLEGE 116 W COLLEGE AVENUE BLDG STATE COLLEGE PENN TWP 11TH ALY COBURN STATE COLLEGE 1606 NORMA STREET BLDG STATE COLLEGE SPRING TWP 1ST AVE BELLEFONTE CENTRE HALL 1ST ST CENTRE HALL PENN TWP 1ST ALY COBURN BOGGS TWP 1ST AVE MILESBURG MILES TWP N 1ST ALY REBERSBURG MILES TWP S 1ST ALY REBERSBURG BURNSIDE TWP 1ST FORK YOST RUN TRL CLARENCE STATE COLLEGE 224 SOUTH ALLEN STREET BLDG UNIVERSITY PARK CENTRE HALL 2ND ST CENTRE HALL PENN TWP 2ND ST COBURN BOGGS TWP 2ND AVE MILESBURG MILLHEIM 2ND ST MILLHEIM MILES TWP 2ND ALY REBERSBURG PATTON TWP 2ND AVE STATE COLLEGE CTBEECH CREEK TWP 2ND FORK YOST RUN TRL CLARENCE BURNSIDE TWP 2ND FORK YOST RUN TRL CLARENCE FERGUSON TWP 300 SCIENCE PARK ROAD BLDG UNIVERSITY PARK FERGUSON TWP 3058 RESEARCH DRIVE BLDG UNIVERSITY PARK COLLEGE TWP 322 EB MNE ON RAMP BOALSBURG RD RAMP BOALSBURG COLLEGE TWP 322 EB MNE ON RAMP COLLEGE AVE RAMP BOALSBURG POTTER TWP 322 EB MNE ON RAMP W SAND MOUNTAIN RD RAMP SPRING MILLS POTTER TWP 322 EB ON GENERAL POTTER/POTTERS MILLS RAMP SPRING MILLS WORTH TWP 322 EB ON PORT MATILDA HWY/E MOUNTAIN RD RAMP PORT MATILDA COLLEGE TWP 322 WB MNE ON RAMP BOALSBURG RD RAMP BOALSBURG COLLEGE TWP 322 WB MNE ON RAMP COLLEGE AVE RAMP BOALSBURG HARRIS TWP 322 WB MNE ON RAMP OLD FORT RAMP BOALSBURG POTTER TWP 322 WB MNE ON RAMP SAND MOUNTAIN RD RAMP SPRING MILLS POTTER TWP 322 WB ON GENERAL POTTER/POTTERS MILLS RAMP SPRING MILLS CENTRE HALL 3RD ST CENTRE HALL PENN TWP 3RD ALY COBURN BOGGS TWP 3RD AVE MILESBURG MILLHEIM 3RD ST MILLHEIM MILES TWP 3RD ALY REBERSBURG SNOW SHOE S 3RD ST SNOW SHOE SNOW SHOE N 3RD ST SNOW SHOE MILES TWP 4TH ALY REBERSBURG SNOW SHOE S 4TH ST SNOW SHOE SNOW SHOE N 4TH ST SNOW SHOE SPRING TWP W 5TH AVE BELLEFONTE BELLEFONTE W 5TH AVE BELLEFONTE SPRING TWP 5TH ALY BELLEFONTE SPRING TWP E 5TH 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