Corridor Achievements ST ST Corridor Achievements TRANSPOR TRANSPOR Page Number in the List on 17, and Pay a Visit

14 Corridor Achievements ST ST Corridor Achievements TRANSPOR TRANSPOR page number in the list on 17, and pay a visit. To see what has been accomplished in your corridor, find the conflict, and is consistent with statewide objectives. plans, offers solutions in cases where regional or interstate plans our partners in a way that provides for continuity among their transportation plans. The corridor objectives were developed with commissions, and other agencies that develop regional local ning organizations, local development districts, county planning based in the long range planning carried out by metropolitan plan- The objectives for each corridor of statewide significance were goods east and west. ports, transit systems, and other facilities, all moving people 322, Amtrak services, freight rail lines, international airports, water the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Rather, they include US 30, 22/ dors that connect Pittsburgh and Philadelphia consist of not just the Commonwealth and other states. goods between regions of the Commonwealth and between interacting transportation facilities that move people and We defined such corridors as each of 28 corridors statewide significance. this section presents progress toward objectives established in ment of the transportation system across Commonwealth, presents progress toward PennPlan’s 30 objectives for develop- While the previous section of ST TRANSPOR ST ST TRANSPOR TRANSPOR A A A A A TEWIDE SIGNIFICANCE TEWIDE SIGNIFICANCE TEWIDE SIGNIFICANCE TEWIDE SIGNIFICANCE TEWIDE SIGNIFICANCE T T T T T A A A A A TION CORRIDORS OF TION CORRIDORS OF TION CORRIDORS OF TION CORRIDORS OF TION CORRIDORS OF collections of interconnected and Report of Achievements 2001 For example, the corri- that’s terrific!” “The achievement report shows implementation; —a reviewer of the first report on PennPlan achievements

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16 Corridor Achievements Statewide Corridors Ohio West Virginia Sharon 24 23 20 Erie 22 Pittsburgh 26 25 17 21 19 Johnstown State College 15 Altoona 18 Virginia 8 16 11 Harrisburg New York 14 13 Maryland 6 12 Williamsport 3 ork r Yo 27 28 Lancaster 5 Allentown 2 Reading Delaware 7 10 Scranton 4 New Jersey Philadelphia 1 9 List of Corridors & Key to Maps Corr Corr Corr Corr Corr 13. 12. 11. 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. idor idor idor idor idor Major Corridor FacilitiesMajor Corridor : Other Facilities : ordr31 32 33 29 30 The Susquehanna Valley Corridor 26 The Lumber Heritage Corridor 27 22 Corridor 2428 The Grand Army of the Republic The Endless Mountains Corridor 21 Pocono Corridor The North The Keystone Shortway Corridor The Blue Mountain Corridor The History Corridor The Keystone Corridor 20 Heritage Corridor The Delaware and Lehigh National Canal 18 The Capital Corridor The Philadelphia Suburbs Corridor The Delaware River Intermodal Corridor Name Name Name Name Name Page Page Page Page Page Rail Trail US Highway PA Highway Interstate Highway Other Connecting Highway Corr Corr Corr Corr Corr 28. 27. 26. 25. 24. 23. 22. 21. 20. 19. 18. 17. 16. 15. 14. idor idor idor idor idor h nhaieCrio 51 50 48 49 46 47 The Anthracite Corridor 44 The Mountaintop Corridor 42 43 The Laurel Mountain Corridor The Parkway Corridor 39 The National Road Corridor 36 The Gateway Corridor 38 40 The Rivers of Steel Corridor The Allegheny River Corridor 35 The Great Lakes Corridor The Allegheny Mountains Corridor 34 The Bald Eagle Corridor The Ben Franklin Corridor The Pioneer Corridor The 28th Division Corridor The Cumberland Valley Corridor Name Name Name Name Name Railroad Mass Transit Port Airport Railroad Page Page Page Page Page

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18 Corridor Achievements within this corridor. oil refining, and the commerce of Center City Philadelphia. Philadelphia’s Sports Complex and International Airport are located to Boston. The corridor is characterized by dense population and high congestion. Major economic activities include manufacturi This corridor traverses southeastern Pennsylvania and is part of the larger Northeast Corridor that stretches from Washington, The Delaware River Intermodal Corridor 1 P U ( 6 a a 3 5 c c 2 4 A CORRIDOR 1 CORRIDOR 1 CORRIDOR 1 CORRIDOR 1 CORRIDOR 1 i . o o n . n . . . . h S i m r I m r t U I I U M d i p m e n m l r a 3 i i p p o p v l n a d e p l d p 2 i g g e r e i i x o g r m n e l t 2 r r s e p t o . r e a a t e l . . t p u m a v r n d d e i e h m i i n t n e e e n s i t a i n s t r n t I t o t h w a h t - r h t a f 9 a e e n e s e a n 4 5 f r s a y f P d m d 5 i g p f s c t e o e l o o . C o o f t s r p e r y d b t b a u t t e a a a h e o m a r t t l v l . c f n i o d e o c e o P d f e o i n c m l O h t l n n o c a h s i e , a n l n B n e a y p a e o c P s d J D a n c m e t e e e E t c d e i l n y a m o p i l . t C n t a n y n h h s s w d i T e ) i a y a m a I c l o n P v r a V p o n d e a n h r n E n o d i t a R g l h i a v S a c e i C e e d v c ' s s e m e a e i t n r i l m p s o p e t s s r e n h n d e h r i t t e m a s m s i o p n t i a p I a t t e n o h i t i n n r n e t e e a U i g o n h r g P S n r t c i e e d o g a h m 1 r e r h t a m t i r w o e a n o o t n n a n n o f d a t y d e a s l l l a t I I R R D D D N M M i i S C C c c c V w n n n - o o o 4 a h a a e e e o o o v v e s u u n n n 7 r o o i m m s s s n n t r l l p i s a t t t t t e 6 i i i a l l s c i i i i i g g g v v i p p - - l n n n g b Y t o l y y i i i n n n a a r u u u n n n a n l r e e c c u e n t d e e e g g s o w o r i i o o a a c f - o d d t d d d i f f m n n r r t a R o c $ $ n i . . . o o e e s s w l a p p r 4 4 e o l S S k o t t e n n i i n r r 0 0 a g g r r s a c c o o f d u u t o s s h h d o I h h j j m m s - c c a e e a n t t o n 4 e e c a - - t t w c c c g i i i i l n l 7 d d o l l o o U f a a C t t t l l e e a i i i 6 u u m n n n n o o v I S t t t s S - o o l l s y e e i n n e e 9 b p t a a X i b y 3 d d g 5 e l r r f t t t t i i . e e e e e n n 2 r r n t T P P u u t c c w b a g h h 2 2 s e r r r o o c c h h e t u a a a e , o o 0 d u k k b m m i i t n n b b e c a a l l , w r 0 a a e . s e i i g g l n d d p p a l l o d d 1 t e i i p s a a w t t w w l l n s e e e e e a a I o t t - d e e a a a A e e t t l l n t t 9 r p p i i e e d e y y l o o t 5 o f C h h a a a P a - n n n I I n a a c i i t t t - - c a h a a H i g 9 9 n n i o U i i T T i r n i s s l l 5 5 d d c n I I i I a S i i d U t n n o o E u f f ' y d s a a w w b b t t g g S i U e e 1 V t e l l w r r a a a a r l l r r i i l S t a 1 d d E a p n n a s s 2 2 e M M i g g n h a a s l 0 0 l 1 M f b b e e e r d i t t y a a 0 0 . a v o o i i e e o o a r r 2 2 E i i i m p g g I i i s m m n n r I - . . n n n e u u d N 9 i a a o e e p p t n n n B 5 l l e n a T r r e , , T T r A A o o r , t i a S d w w e n e n v v i i a P n r r . r r a e e i i p p n D m m t t d h t m m h h i o o d y i e o i i l r r n n a w e e f f l n d t t i i a a a d r r n n / / a i e I I w s s n l l e t t - - l t t t s s 9 9 e a w w l e A p . . p p 5 5 r c a a C h i e h h r t s s i i i o p a a r n n a C e r o s s b b t t e e e N o e e r l e e o r r t k u a g g c c o a n v u u t h h p o n t a n n a a y s d l D.C., . . n n g g ng, e e The Delaware River Intermodal Corridor N S C 9 8 7 . . . E e o S C S w r P r u u o i T d J p p n P A o e p p t ' i Dela r ennsylv r s o n o . s u r r e t t t r e y a t t 1 . h h n t o e e s w i 322 Chester i t m c n are o i v n a n e ania f i r n t s i a Delaware n t t e s u i t n n i r n a u t 95 g O n h c t c Montgomery e e u B e f r u f e J o a p . 476 E r n g 30 t d s r C a t e d T o x e I p r V e o a 76 c E f n o A s S n i m o s 322 n Philadelphia t t r r 611 676 u a o 30 c k f Bucks t ' t s r a a 276 N n 30 n d o s r i i t t m 30 h 413 s e p e a 73 r r 95 o s v v t i c e e Ne t o 1 w Jerse 1 R P L N S C a s 2 W W W Y A 5 t i a n 0 h c e o d o n a o o o r d 0 h i c d r e r o l d r r r s r a 4 e t o i k k k f i G l t i w d d e . d g n o i t o t o o o e y l h u n s f a o e n n n y r l e t l i s c w p n s , e f r a i o u t h s t s c a d a l 2 c a h n c t i a i n p r o 0 d a a t e t s s d n i d a m i e o t o t t p i T t N a r r o , i n n p h m l u k r a r a n o a s a l i i t c c e n g o n p s r n n t w o t t t g h f , i n r d s i h e o v o f e - e E t p d n a i s h v c o P t r d o a . y p r e e e o n i e h r . g s e m A n t a c F i l t a e 2 l s e c h s a e o s r t d t e a 0 p e i d n n r R o a u l n r 0 e t s p a n i R o t c k n t l a o 1 p r a t N f t 3 g C s u i f o r h o d a e s A c r e s W i 2 n d a i e s t i S n n 0 g e C h n e i t s T t T 0 n s d e a a g 276 s H r r 2 a . 30 r a a a t t m e f i a . l I r o n c n r s T 76 E e i l - o n s n r l s r a e p a V n p 2 y i n a n n 30 o i t o 0 l E 95 F i l d t n r o r 0 o o s a t t M u n 2 p a n a t e l Philadelphia r e l g . e t t r a s i E i L v d o r o , c N a i i . n n N k n c W t S o e e i o C 611 b C T r o c , r n e w o e h e S i c s t d n a e n o 676 w a t o b t s d t n l e e e o 1 w o u t e e r r n i u , l n n CORRIDOR 1 CORRIDOR 1 x CORRIDOR 1 e CORRIDOR 1 CORRIDOR 1 n g 73 c r a u p d o n H W n e t a n e h c d d i n g 30 t , a e o . i d n h y t P m S h N e u n h S e c d p e e o i h l p . l d r m N e J e t e . h t u o d o e i 95 o e n r u n d 276 t n a c 30 l h t e s t a i i d t s o n n d

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20 Corridor Achievements turing and retail. man and is highly congested in many places. The major economic activities include research,pharmaceuticals, residential areas, established and rapidly growing This corridor traverses the western suburbs of Philadelphia. The is characterized by The Philadelphia Suburbs Corridor 1 CORRIDOR 2 CORRIDOR 2 CORRIDOR 2 CORRIDOR 2 CORRIDOR 2 C 2 . . o E P u n a n h r t t y a i c n M i p c e e a t t r e s o a . i f n e t t y h e a n p d l a r n e O n d i n B u g c J e Mar o E f c C o S n T E g yland P I e V Chester T s A E t i o ' West Chester S s n p o r 76 o n p U o 30 S s Dela e 1 2 d 0 100 C 2 Montgomery . r o w s 202 s are 422 Media Delaware Norristown E D D ( i i o a c W m n S o f l x i r v l r i w o a p m p U d e e 309 w f r a e e s c t S p o i n d t i t n n l v n m e s e 2 i c g e g n 76 t i s e o 0 m i o g o o f t n n 2 n o r n f e t n o a r Bucks a n e o d v e f s i s n t n f e t c U s u R d v U l t w Philadelphia e S i d i w Doylestown o o Ne r S I r i y o - n a n s e 2 7 n t d w 2 r 0 e 6 t f 276 202 e m ) o r 0 30 2 w Jerse a r o ( a 2 b e s a 2 S m t n e n o v 0 i c b n d 2 g t o 0 U h a e s u 0 i 3 K a u d l g i S x n 0 . s y i i u m n , U s l l 1 4 n k a g i o S p n 2 . i n l c A a l c 2 o e y i 2 l c E a f u C s t 0 t t o P x d e 2 f s H 1 p r i r d I . n t o u r - a I e g 7 m s E e t s 6 e s n i V s m i m I t a e w - r E 7 p a e a a a 6 r n n s M y r o c t t e ) i b v n e . E a i e o n , K m N u c e c n o i x e T n o d n i n g n t S t , t j i w s u n o a a n u f n t s o c e P d t d i o r t o l h . u o p n S e s c e s a c w n i i n h l a e i t t e r d e h o t d o r a t c u m o d P h l e a A a t d r j n o a 2 g r f ufac- 5 f e i c 2 , major economic activities include technology, manufacturing, retail, agriculture, government and tourism. Virginia. The corridor’s land use patterns include city centers, established and rapidly growing suburban areas, rural area This north-south corridor connects Harrisburg, Gettysburg and York to the Baltimore and Washington, D.C., regions of Maryland a The Capital Corridor 1 ( a a 3 c 2 4 i . o n n r . . . e E n t I I U d e m m a n n p l Y s l e p p h i g . o g c l r a r e r o e t a n k i m v n n d c e C t g e e e t n o a r h t s a t u r c i a a g n c n H f f h e s e t f a i i w p s e t c n y s o s a o s . r a y t v u t o s n a e r d t v r t i i n h e o a r e i n e l O c t l h a d c B s e B n u e y a c c s s H J l t e e s t i e a E m i a c m r m C r o o n i s s r p n d T e ) Cumberland b r g / o I c u o e W V v o r n s Adams g e n a E t t m i g s o h r S e h e n e e g i s n n o C t i t o g i o n s a n t . n o p . U Gettysburg n i m t S , a a D l 1 n B . 5 C a e g . i l 15 , n t e w u m A a r b d y e a a n a n m t n s d Mar 94 I 1 P U N N C e c - / o x 8 e S o o 1 o yland p m 3 r 0 n m s s r 1 . - ork r Yo s p e m i i 5 g g a t l s r e n n i n u s C l t Harrisburg e i i e w i c f f o o i i 83 n t c c a m n i r o t a a y r , a i n i n n s d s o r t t o k o v t s o a a r 83 e e n u c c r r S a m s h i t t n i i i t v v e d u m w t i i e a ork r Yo d t t e e y y e r d y . . c m r r e h v i 2 n 2 e a a i 0 0 r n r n t g 0 i h s 0 a g e 3 e t b 1 e a n . l D l c e a l A e y - i t l m d l C r L s e e a b i H s s s u l b o p s I r u n E o g a r g n g V n a s e t r E h e R e s . e a M o i T g a C o w n E d w a s a N p c s w t o i r T t c a u e n o S l c r t i e m k B n u e p i p n e l l a t CORRIDOR 3 CORRIDOR 3 CORRIDOR 3 e s CORRIDOR 3 CORRIDOR 3 d w t t t r . a e a o S l d y l l e s . c a d h w n e o e d d n r u e o I l t e - b h 8 d e e 1 s. The g r a u n n nd d .

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Canal Heritage Corridor The Delaware and Lehigh National gateway to Pennsylvania’s Pocono recreation area. economic activities include technology, manufacturing, retail, natural resources, tourism and recreation. This corridor is the corridor is characterized by traditional city centers, established and rapidly growing suburban areas, rural areas. The maj This north-south corridor in eastern Pennsylvania connects Philadelphia to the Lehigh Valley and Wilkes-Barre/Scranton area. Th 1 CORRIDOR 4 CORRIDOR 4 CORRIDOR 4 ( n CORRIDOR 4 CORRIDOR 4 S a 3 5 2 4 t w t h h p . o r . . . . c i e e a e t C r I P I S r h m m s a t a m L h o r u i s s n n o p p e e m p e . e t v l l h r o p t n e e t i p h n d r i n o g m m g l e o e e r N e h p I t e e t n c r e b e o n n t V o t h r e w l e t t a t i a r e t h t r r i t a i t l n n i e J l l e e d ) e d n t e a r r o e y e r m e r t a , e a r l i v s x l o . r i i c P c e e n t g e n e o c l y h a e a o a n m e / i l n s p N l l s s a i t m m A m i s e o d o t O i w e r f e e n r p t a o p n n e l r B p n Y o o o d t a t h s o f v J h r a s o p i t e r P e a t t E . f k i o e m A o t r a C r r h C n e n t e n 3 a e s T c i n d t 3 t P r y i t P f I e o s e r V W f o o r a n r n e a o c E m t i n g i s l t m o o k s S y i t n e o n t h y s h o U s n l e t e a v - e . S O a B n W m P n d a p 2 o i i r t a 2 l i t c r i k m o o e o e a t u n p / o n s S n r s r - o i d o I c s B - R v r m 7 r a t a e e h a 8 r n m g e i r r . l t e e i o o e S / s n n n t o u t u t s d o r y i c n e s I 1 R R E D r L M M i p C C e a a a o V w v n - e / a a a m 4 c p a x e a e 1 o o e s o o m $ N c r c s 7 e t r 0 c i s t n n r n u e e i 6 l i a k e e s e o 6 n r a - o i a s t t n r n g 0 o m a l e r s w a u i i g n b l t a n n t i s n a a - a w r s n n g a s e l s i m u c g i i e t l n d J g o n s a e i e t i w n t t c n l o - r d e o i e s t o n g n t l c m u b t a o n l r M m r i r c i R n y a o o c r s t f o l r - w w e o l a h i a r k o i a t c e e n n e d n s r i a s a o r t e k o u r y e d i c g f C s i o k s r o I s p a s o n - l n s r - e v k a e P n o n e u 4 o r r s p t o i o p g o o a r s s n e a i a m 7 u e o i p s s t f a e j n i f i n t h n 6 n r e t n n a e i I m t o r s v e w o s n - e d t c h s s k l n y 9 b t i r o R x p n s t c e e e a e i i e g S 5 n r e i n r c y e V e r t t . r l i d i A l n o g t g L e e g l t n a c w 1 v b 2 i a 2 b s h s r a n g t r t a i 8 e g 0 e f i U e , i o e 0 n i e t c n t f o t n 2 t a 0 e o a 2 e o c t c k a S w s o 0 n i w t r 2 r r . l 0 a n l r a r t t f ( , a o u d 1 e i a a . e D 2 0 o w o C g w s L d e p I l f e 2 A 2 f n - l f a e a e A a e e e n a a 9 i n . c c v v d n c d n a r y A 5 C a l e c i P t k - n o S s t n J n r c o n n e o a a a a h s e H a d c e i n d S u r v l w r n e i a n o r l r c C e s e I I a t a a d d s a u n n E - r u t r t d n o t 7 e h - r n a g o e B i U c u V D t e t u 8 e e i n r w o p r i c U S y l S t n r x t e i a E p . n e ) w d c t i t c l S l i t h 2 l y u o a o g 1 w M C a e r a i 0 1 i w o a n e . a v s t 2 R a n o 0 8 E p n i a 2 t s d u o s i a I b 2 2 e n t r n , N i o n r f i e . e o l b N l o t e o P n t S n e S g n e T A y a v e n R A e r c u , g c w d i u S w n S s w r i n h u a I v 3 t a a a - i h t w . o e n n e 8 Y 3 a n s t p o S n d i ; d r e 1 o d t o a r a o i u i c r r w m i t n i c s d e w u t n n k h l y e a a w s e e m p d e a a C e d w l m r t i f r d s e e l w o n A I o l i a a - e u c t c r g v o 7 a i y i p s n o m r l r t . e e e p p 8 r a o p u d m d c T d d r l p e s r o r a o t r e . c p M r n t o r a l n a o e m o d h t l e c e n o t v r o , a a southern a d k p m t e e n p i p s i n . d l o d t e f s e a i a d r n n t o d r g e a t m o e d l i o . n f , or f e

Canal Heritage Corridor The Delaware and Lehigh National 6. . E n h a n c e s a f e t y a n d r e O d B u c J e E c C o n T g I e V s E t i o S n o n P A 1 0 Schuylkill 0 81 Luzerne 209 Berks 309 Chester Carbon I R E E i C C c T Jim Thorpe n n o r Lehigh x x a o o t t a e e m t t Wilkes-Barre m u o f o o r r f n r p s i s n n p 81 476 d c t e e l 100 Montgomery y e i B i Lackawanna a n c s c n . Scranton t 380 t i t y a t e g i i C o p o t d P Allentown n i 209 n a o n A , h 248 a s n e a Norristown l i i 7 s m m s s s w . 2 t Monroe y p p e w 476 i 309 4 s t r 33 r r h Philadelphia e o o t w e C r v Northampton v Stroudsburg d e m a e e o e Bucks s Doylestown 611 m m u r v o w n e c e e a 2 a t o l 209 n n y o Ne d s 0 n t t p w s s t s 0 i o e n w Jerse a t w a 1 r r s y i u s t m e t c a A a P a r p t e l n e n l r C r e i d d o d z c d H v . e o s m y e r f m i I r ' g s E u o a p n n m c C V l a e i c c o l E t e t i e u r h p s M n d p e a s e g l a E i P r w t r , t i a e e N a M P d n s s T e u n o o s i g s S n n f y h t i n g E t l t i v o o o a a a r w m t g t CORRIDOR 4 CORRIDOR 4 CORRIDOR 4 n CORRIDOR 4 CORRIDOR 4 e h n l e i d e a r o . , R y T V f L o u P a C i a o r r o o n d n i o t u p , v t u s n i i C l k t s l t o e e y h w , e a t w o n s n t . e d e t h r r e e

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24 Corridor Achievements in Lancaster County. Major economic activities include technology, manufacturing, retail, agriculture, government and tourism. characterized by traditional city centers, established and rapidly growing suburban areas, rural areas including the Amish This east-west corridor in eastern Pennsylvania runs from Philadelphia and Reading to Lancaster Harrisburg. 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C n E r a d w S r s a m m i y N e s p w 3 b r e i T i n e 0 t u e r a i S a r s r i l i g n e s n t B r i a t I a i L e i n n a t l o i l o s t CORRIDOR 5 CORRIDOR 5 CORRIDOR 5 CORRIDOR 5 CORRIDOR 5 o t t e w w e t n n a r d e g a n l l . c r y a e U o M t d t i n S o o e t o n i a 4 r n n a i i 2 u o d l I 2 e n - A 8 , d i 1 . r U p S a o n r t d

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26 Corridor Achievements tourism, agriculture, manufacturing, recreation and retail. The Gettysburg National Military Park is within the corridor. and rural areas. The major economic activities inc and rapidly growing suburban areas, established cultural and historic areas, This east-west corridor connects Chambersburg and Gettysburg York to and Lancaster. The corridor is characterized by unique The History Corridor CORRIDOR 6 CORRIDOR 6 CORRIDOR 6 CORRIDOR 6 CORRIDOR 6 1 u a 2 . r s . b E s P a e n r n o t h s v a a . i n d r e c e a e i . m s a p f r e o t v y e a d n a d c r c Franklin e O e d s B u s c Chambersburg J t e o E c t C h o e n T g c I e V o s r E t r i i o d S n o r o ' s n t 30 r U a S v e 3 l Gettysburg 0 a n i Adams n d t t h o e u r Y i s o m r k Mar P L M C C C c o a e yland o o o i n m n n n n u o c n s s n p a r s t t t l r r y e s y a u u t t l d v e c e c c d a o t t r d i i - i n o o n . t Y ork r Yo i i n n t o o a i n n r f o Harrisburg k u H r a f o e l e H t m d r w r e a i . t o r v P a i r e t A g k a l e g 4 a i 2 n e P 6 n 0 a ork r Yo 5 t d R h 0 r e t e t 30 k 1 o o . g w u i P A o r i A i d n s C e m 1 w n H 1 i a i n 6 n I s E g f o w e V o r a s m f E t s Lancaster a U a M b b t S i l e Lancaster o i E s g 3 n h u N 0 e f n a T d f . r c o S i a l m i n t y d I i - n a 8 p 3 e p a t r o s o t v P e e A r d n 7 a Y 4 s o r w a k a lude s corridor’s strategic location, warehousing and manufacturing activities are increasing. and the landscape reflects Pennsylvania Dutch heritage. Because of corridor between Harrisburg and Allentown is rural, east-west corridor connects Harrisburg,This Reading, and the Lehigh Valley to the New York City metropolitan region. Much of t The Blue Mountain Corridor 1 R L n 6 a 3 5 c 2 4 . o e o . s . . . . e I s r h I r E I P E a m m m r t e i h i n r n d g d o t p p p e h h i s h o n v r l r r a . a e o r o g i n V d . n n m v v a e c a c e N e e l e e n l i e e a n a m d w s s y c t c p a a c A c i u n J r f f e e l e e o r t l e s e s b e t t v r y y s s n a l e s l i t n e a d a a g t o o y n n n e w a a / d d d n t N r c n h e t c r r . e p e a t e e O e w r r . d d o a L s B u u v n s e Y Harrisburg i c c s h o d J t e e p o i r e E g k o Dauphin c c h t t r C h C o o r t a V e a n n T i n t t a g g y i c I s o l e e V l o p r e n 81 s s e r o E y r t t g s i i i r o o d S I y i t n o a n n o s t n t r t e i o o e ' 22 . o s r n n m n n t a r U s U c a t h i S S v a o Lebanon o e l Lebanon n o 2 2 i l c a n 2 2 a e l g 2 n s i A n d t b i t h r o t e t p e h o t o t e w u h r r e e t i . s e 78 m n 22 I 1 R E D N S C e o c W f m u / o m f n c e e o 1 o t i p n u P h g d 0 c s u e s r s r A - e o i i e n r o n g e m i t d g g n n t r v Berks e n y 3 u u n e s i i p e e n l 3 c e t o l i n r w m Reading e f r r g o t i f c u i i e c d a m n o j e 222 y o c U e a x s g n n a t c f c t n S r i e t o o c r e t r A t i s s k s e n o n m s 2 a i . e p s r a m p 2 2 c p p o r i o t o o s 0 2 t p o l f Allentown r i e i n n v 0 n l t r I w r e t s i - t 2 t i e f t i 7 o e t e e o y s R . e l 8 . n r o . r r Lehigh d s s o e c 2 t f e . o p a h a r i 0 c f o r n d e t Northampton i t i m n i s 0 o i n a o U t g n 1 t a n n e L S , 78 l 2 d l r e A e o T m 0 2 b r S d f 0 C e 2 a o 22 P c 2 x a n d H A h c . l l e o a o o o I r n 7 l n r e E t r c 3 o g n i C V d e w e w U o o n E r n u e r t s S Jerse e , M v n r Ne w r e c i 2 t l a y o E l a 2 e c s n n w , l N o i t R d n c P i m n T y e o o A P u p m S a t a e l 3 o d e p r d 3 t k l P . w e e - a S A d N t a CORRIDOR 7 CORRIDOR 7 CORRIDOR 7 CORRIDOR 7 CORRIDOR 7 e n . c s - 6 d d R h 4 c , e i I o d 5 a - d 7 m e u i s 8 n l p l t e o e t l B d e o t p e t a s e a t r s o t k d i a d w s . p r t a a r o r d t f he

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28 Corridor Achievements to San Francisco. Truck traffic is a significant feature of the corridor. This east-west corridor cuts across the heart of Pennsylvania and is part America’s “Main Street,” which runs from New York The Keystone Shortway Corridor Ohio CORRIDOR 8 CORRIDOR 8 CORRIDOR 8 CORRIDOR 8 CORRIDOR 8 1 I a d 3 5 c 2 4 n . o s e . . . . d P s r v I I M I e m m m r e e r i x a d o t l p p p o Lawrence s i o v ( n r l r . p e I i r o o t d R . m m a v v e I i e e ) e n e i Mercer n Sharon n m m a a p t t c c . a e p c c i v n a r e e o e t s s s e v m u s s e l l Butler r i e d e g t t o o n m e Venango a t 80 n a t c e h o t i c n r e n t e O p t r s a o S I o - B s n r Armstrong 8 f h t s 0 s J a Clarion 8 t Clarion o p r 6 E a a o o t l t n o C r h o t a r e a n a T n b t g r c i I o e e o V I t Jefferson n n a t h r t E t r e e e s i t d r o S r y . c o n s o e r a t ' r n e s t r i c m i o d t o DuBois r n o s a u a r v Clearfield r a . l a e l R o g l n e o a g u n e g d t c h h o t e n o n e u o s r m i s s 80 i m c

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30 Corridor Achievements This north-south corridor connects northeastern Pennsylvania to central New York and Canada. The Endless Mountains Corridor 1 CORRIDOR 10 CORRIDOR 10 CORRIDOR 10 2 CORRIDOR 10 CORRIDOR 10 t o . . u P P r r i r s o o m v v i i d d a e e s s i i n m e t t e p s r r . m o v o e d d a a l o c c p O e p s o B s r t J t u o E n i t t C h i e e T s c I a V o l r o E r n i d S g o r t h ' s e r e c c o r r e r i a d t o i o r . Wyoming n a n Susquehanna d Ne R L B L N M i l C C a a c T n a w o u a a c r e e o o o c n o e c m n c c n c l n n Y e u a u s k k e k o d s s or , p n d i a a s h g n t t t l l t e w w o r r a s i e a a k n s m u u d n t n a a i t i t T i c c n f r o i d o n 81 n n i t u u a t t c e i n i o R n n n o o c t H a Lackawanna d 81 h p c a a t k n n e o n i a - k e e o h a c f t Scranton C C l o o d n l a r T c v e a s n f e e o o n r c i t a c o s a a P e s u u e n b t r i f n t t i a n n e t s t o v r i r o h e o s d t t i n i s c i a d y y r t x w p n n k y n g w f i o c . V V a o t s A e R e r a y u c r 1 i i 2 t s s r k n s i l i a n o 8 e v v l 0 i i , t i t t t d v 2 t e a e a b o o i p y 0 o e e r n r . e r r a ( , n 1 r r i i D g P n a C C v p L t u I a e h a a A a e e m W w n r m v e s c n n k C . e p i s k y s t t e . S e e l r a o H c n o t S u r r w o m o t v s I t a a m a e E r a i p q n t t e n m n r e u V g e e e o n d e e x x t v c a E C ) h n i i i p e t t d a w M C o t a n 1 1 e n u P a r o t 8 8 E e k n n a s r u 2 2 i r o a t N n c n y b j o c o o g , e t R e T y n e n n c w g f i s S v t a S I a u ' I I s e s - c - - t s 8 n 8 8 a r i f w l 1 ; 1 1 r i d c o t o i e i o i t e n w w w u m s m w s m a a a t U . i p s t s s s l h S l a l e e b e o o i n m c 1 t e p p e d t d 1 g i p e e d o o u M r n n . a n w o n e e W t , o v n , d d G e a n t o w . . o t r r a t i w e w k t g h a n o e t -

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32 Corridor Achievements Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania. Corning, New York,Elmira and Canada. The corridor provides access to several well known natural features, including the and to The corridor also provides vital connections t north-south corridor traverses the mountains of north-central Pennsylvania. This The Lumber Heritage Corridor 1 CORRIDOR 12 CORRIDOR 12 CORRIDOR 12 CORRIDOR 12 CORRIDOR 12 S a 3 5 2 4 W . s . . . . h i P s C I P E l o m l e i r r n r o a e o e t p h m s m s v r . a ( e o i p s U d n v r p l e e c v S e o e e t i e r a 2 m t t s c 2 h t t p a h c o 0 e r f e e e ) o N . u s t v P y s n e e i i w n d a q t o e n u a Y d e t C c o h c r r s e r e O k e e c d . W s e e B u s k n i c l J i t l R c e i o a E a q m c t C i h u o l s e a T n T p l r g i c a o I t e V i o i r e l s t r E s r f t R r i i o d o S o e n o m f g r t a ' i h s o U l e Wellsboro o n t S r n a c Tioga a g l o 6 v A r e U t r Lycoming i o l i r S d a p o J n o 1 e r d r . 5 r t 220 s . t f e o r y o u Williamsport m r i s 15 m Ne w E Pe D B " u S S C c T w F 15 o n n r i i t e e o a d o u r o n d g Y g s e n s s g t j s e e i i u m e t or n g a c e t r f c r t r o e n o e x e ) u t C c r s e t Bradford m n k i c o o - n I o r c t s - t o n f i p Sullivan i u 9 o n e o b W n s s l n 9 n g e n n e t e t r s a t i s t y l C u g e o w b t l l i Towanda i r l t c m d f a y o w i e u v s t . W m r i e c e 220 e e 2 e o r t n i n r s 0 c n i i d e d l o t p l t 0 o i T i e n o a o o f 4 r r r i s r e m " o n r o . o i t c g d g s m s f s 2 e c n e a i p a g n 0 o i s v W o n o o C n 0 i N e g r s r f t a o t d 1 t i o n n a h t u w . R r . e u n t A r e o T r e h e e t v r f g h y C e d p e i W l i o r . l o l l H n e a i s i n n n i c e l I T t e a s l e E o i a t i l u m e a a V m A J n r l n l e e d i e E s d w r n r e p d p s M e t W r o . o e l b r c d r y E a t r t o e i t S d a N w m e s g c h i r e T g e v c e o r n i e S e r l c o l e s e e w c n s n c o i i l n o U t r l m e o n b S L r a p t e y i d o l n 1 e c u n u 5 o t w n e e m U a ( d d d M s S i e . n o r a b g r 1 r e 5 k a C g e r i o u t n u n n . t y o Williamsport. It is an important East Coast connection that links the mid-Atlantic states to New York and Canada. This north-south corridor parallels the Susquehanna River and West Branch of the Susquehanna River from Harrisburg to The Susquehanna Valley Corridor 1 a 2. . n . E I d m n U p h n r a o i n o v c n e e C a s c o a c u f e e n s t t y i s e a s t o n . d t h r e e OS O O O OS d W B B B B B u i c J J J J J l l e i E E E E E a c m C C C C C o s n T T T T T p g I I I I I o e V V V V V r s t E E E E E t R i o S S S e n g o i o n n U a l S A 1 i r Cumberland 5 p o i n r t Perry S Juniata n y d Williamsport e Snyder r 15 15 Union Lycoming P E E S C C 15 r n n c o o o h g g n n j e e i i s s n n d c t t 180 e e 15 11 r r Dauphin t u u u e e a l c c e r r n i i t t Harrisburg Northumberland d n n i i Sunbury d o o g g c n n n o f o o e i o m n f r w f W p P U t w l r e e i S i l v o l r t i e r i a o 1 y a r m , n 1 d c 2 2 2S 2S 2 / J s d 1 i r u s 0 0 0 p 0 0 o i 5 t n o i s 0 0 0 0 0 f o a i C r s a 1 1 1 n 1 1 t l i l t e n a a R 2 n g A A A A A l e 0 a t l r a c C C C C C g 0 n a o n i 3 d l o H H H H H n e . S n t S s I I I I I i a u n E E E E E n f l s u r y V V V V V A q o e d u m i d E E E E E e r e p . r M M M M M h M o C a r i E E E E E t o l n t o u a n N N N N N n n c a T T T c T T t i t V e e o S S S a s s I l s - l w e 8 CORRIDOR 13 CORRIDOR 13 CORRIDOR 13 CORRIDOR 13 CORRIDOR 13 r y a 0 o s a T c d r c o a o n w n m t s a i n p p s u o l e e b r t t d e e a . g d t i u o . n n .

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34 Corridor Achievements as it is used as a bypass ofas the heavily congested Northeast Corridor (I-95). north-south corridor connects HarrisburgThis to Maryland, West Virginia and Virginia. Truck trafficsig along the corridor is The Cumberland Valley Corridor 1 CORRIDOR 14 CORRIDOR 14 CORRIDOR 14 u CORRIDOR 14 CORRIDOR 14 3 c 2d 4e V . o p . . . i r C r g W C I g m r r r i i o a d o n e p o d o r i a l a k r e e r t d . . e m s w i n i e t i n a t o n h t t e e t t C h r i n I m e S - t 8 e o X H 1 l d l a i T a i g r n r l r e a i i t o s n n i a p b t s t Maryland p u p t O i v r o r o a e g r B r n Chambersburg s t t u t s a J o w n p t E i Franklin i o H o Hagerstown i t t i C r h n e a t a s g T M a t e n w i I o a r V d s i n r t y t h E N o s l i a n w S o y n s r n t d f h t o e , l e l i m k n W c e s S 81 e o . o s r a r u t l i o d t V h n o i e g r r g . r n t i h n o i a n a n Cumberland Carlisle I 1 P L N ( S g e c W - f / o o r o m 8 e t o 1 a u i n a r 3 r d 0 e n m m d s t n - e i r t i m y i n n e g g e n a f u r d n e r o i i n H n l o l e e i n f y e f g m f d a i o c n t c m 1 r . r y r o t a a r 2 P , a i f a n n s r ) o e r e I . n s t b k - v n s p 8 u a e e n e p o 1 r c r r s n g o s h r t y i g b t n 81 v e a r l w i e s v i e a n t t a t e i e y g d e o w . n , r i e n e o e v i a 2 r a n a e n i n i n 0 n . r n I e d i g n s 0 a e M f t t b 1 r s a d o a l a t l s w e u l s A e r - d t o y m d Harrisburg r t C y l f r u a u e a a c H n f c s o l t l o d l k u s I r n E f r a o l p i e g i m g n V u a e B e t p r t E h r r a s o s a e o M n t i l n a v g s k C d e t n E w e a m t s I o s N e p - e ' w 7 r i C T t n e n 8 a e u o t S l r s i w m r n e B t a a i h t b e i i s n t - a e l s t s I t w r u - o e t l 8 a n a u a d 1 l d n y t l . h , e e d t d e r o c C x o s o i a o t t r n u i r u 4 d i d d I n 4 - y nificant, o t 8 . y r 1 s w a a n s d Ohio The 28th Division Corridor a gateway from central Pennsylvania to the midwestern United States. This corridor connects the Harrisburg and State College areas (via I-80) to northwestern Pennsylvania (I-79). The is u 1 a 3 2. . n . . E D C d n e r C e h v l a a e e t n l a e o c r p f i e n i e a t s Sharon l e n d a Mercer r d f m C e Meadville i t o m o y d u p a a n l Crawford n e l t i d m e o s p r e . p e O n Venango o d t B r u C t c u Franklin J o e n E r i r c t i i C o d e n o s T g r w I 322 e " V O i s t Clarion E h t " i i o S n i Clarion n m t h p o e r n o c v U o e S r m r i Jefferson 2 e d 2 n o / t r 3 s 2 i 2 n . C e n t DuBois r e Clearfield R D D D N n C a a c A o e n n a e e e e l e i n a d d g w i s s s n l s r n i i i t g g g P J l l r t i y m a r n e u n n n i u l n e n c i e 322 g c a w w w e o s i n a t n n m i o o o t C o u t m d a r r r a n s p k k k i e t B n e l C y Huntingdon e c n o f f d l d o o a o o t t R n e r r i i u n b o r n o d t U e n t y f r t C a r . x e a 22 t a S U d S i N p o r f e c f c S c a u i i s 3 t i t c h n h n t , n 522 2 i a 3 a s e Centre s s t c 2 2 C State College n i 2 n d i i e o 2 o 0 g y l 2 g i u s a n m 0 n n 0 e l a r t i 0 e 522 a w i n i p - 1 22 o n n o 2 l d l r o e f u d n V . o i A c m r s e U e v e B a C t d Juniata C e p n S a t a i o . i m r a r m Mifflin o H l o S u t 2 d n n e p v n 2 o c I g n e E r E t h / f s o o y 3 t m a t e c s V v u 2 Cumberland C w g o d e e d 2 b E l n u o a n d e i e e s l i u M s t . e n t s R s t Perry w n r d i E n u L t f a c e 322 o y r 22 i c e i o e N t l e r i t r w w n a n i o q U o T t i t a a u s i e n V S n S s d e t d e o u i s s 3 c . n w e t t o o 2 a CORRIDOR 15 CORRIDOR 15 CORRIDOR 15 CORRIDOR 15 CORRIDOR 15 d f n f a m 2 o n . Dauphin s l N r g l e p i n o 2 r b l a e v 0 i r C d C e t r 0 e 322 o s l o a 2 d i w n u o r . . d i s n n o 22 Harrisburg u , t n y f s M i r t w l r s i i f i n a t e f sed as l e s i s n i n

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36 Corridor Achievements including Lewistown, Altoona, Johnstown and Greensburg. Inclined Plane in Johnstown. Aside from Pittsburgh and Harrisburg, there are several significant population areas within this c Portage Railroad; the Pennsylvania Railroad’s Horseshoe Curve; America’s first superhighway, the Pennsylvania Turnpike; and the is responsible for some of the world’s most significant transportation engineering feats, including the Pennsylvania Canal’s Al This east-west corridor connects Harrisburg to western Pennsylvania. pioneered transportation in North America an The Pioneer Corridor 1 I 3 2 t CORRIDOR 16 CORRIDOR 16 CORRIDOR 16 CORRIDOR 16 CORRIDOR 16 n o . . . t C e I C U m r o r S n e p n a a r t 2 t o i t n i 2 e o v u . e n i e n a a t l t e c o A r c m i i e r m p s o p s o d l r e a t t o m l a o t n e h p d n e p O t o t C h s B r a e i t t u f y J e P n E t o i o y t f i C r e a t P s T n o i t d f w I t s V P i c b t E h i o u t t i n r S n s g g b h t e u h , s r e g P t i h o c i t . o n t s r b r i m i u d r p o g r r h o . v e m e n t s I R R R F N B b b G G S S C C C C a s s c 2 W A A t m o u u o e e t u , r e c e e e a i c o a o o a r r a i p r m m g g e n S 3 h F v q d v h h b n m u n p s v t r u u e e d e i u o g e u a a o s n s o m p e g o a e C n n n r i d i r e r i t t b b n t r l n i v a s a l n r r r y e t l e . t . d s u e i i l y u u S e a g i t l l l a d w t t D b r i i i i B l n w e c c m i s n o t t e t m n r o u a a f a r 2 t u 4 t t u a d g n o d e c e e i i n w e r t t s i 0 o o q s i . i i l r g e r e r l b o o e n o i s 0 w - e n n e , u o m b a t t y n n s t f t t 4 b r r e I f a a e o n o o B r n e u p o B y . t s f e y r t o r g f f h d r c r h y f i P n t e o i c f o g o u t n k e i a L f p a e h e a n o o u r i m h v r n t s e a o t l e a v n a t f n l U e n e t . t e B s w s m i i m a a c s c m e n c r S o . v t b s r S i o c r l t o t w c a s f i l p u r h a C r e d e P e n . n i u l t i r w s r n u i f c n o g d s o d m 2 e A i i g s f c t n d i a w a t s e o u t t l c H t h 0 r s o d s e t r o e e l y m v n e n u i u b 0 w n s m n f d d a s I t e t r c f n o b u y n y t c t o 1 B n a r t a a t h s a , a t u r t w h i r d e s t y C i P o g n l u e n w h n r A a r p n o r g n i h a m o o c d v e g n m e n a A a e C g e o i r d s a c t n g s o t m w s w p M p l o e o n m e l o o t t e f H s i s i a b m e i t e c o n n o d N S i p d t C c l e r s a h I c t n o s a n e e l e i E t t e C a e g o o t e t 2 a a f t o n n f c r w s i r t u n n r V B o 0 t l o u E n e k e t n o W t e n t s u 0 A u n c l g d d i n e c E m A a n f . n 2 t d e P o a i . . e i g g i i r s l u n M o r t . y e s r h a p n i i y L y s e n e n t x e r A o t L s v f m i E d e e k a b w o l r w i t i l o a . b e l r e l n e t r o N l a e c f e a S e r m d r i r w h R s o g n s a s t e T r c r y i i n h a s t i g n i l o h c v y B S a a o 3 n e s h B p e o e a n p I r . e n B i - n 6 e r n i a r d t n d e s d c y i r d - n w t u d F a p n t g i i m W I i d n i e C l g t o a a e n e n e e g u d i e r L n r o e g d t v e l d e t e d e e o a i u d . s t t l r e F d P c o l o c n t s w e m m C m d . o o k i e t . t t B a y . m r s o t r o c o a t a s i d T u t t r r g p a P i f o e m u a o n f l l n i e e i l n l n c t t a a i d y v t t n n . C n i i legheny n o d B g orridor, e D w f e d e r n h l r n o a a a i a w d i t m m s r s e m g a r s e s d The Pioneer Corridor 6y a 5 4 w A . s . . i i r t s C P E h p e r x i o o n o t p n r s v t l . t t . o i h i d n r Pittsburgh e Allegheny e e u e c a t h o c t e r o c r i e f m d 76 e s o a o s r s d . t i o e b r i t l n i h t i y z e e O o c Westmoreland f t o B Armstrong h h r Greensburg e r J i i g d E J h o o - C r s h ' s p T n e s r I 76 e V e t o c d E w r Somerset e p n S a a / C t Somerset s i Indiana o 30 s a n e m n 22 a b g n r e i d a r - t r C o Johnstown a u o i l r u i s s n e m t Cambria r v i c e 56 Bedford Bedford Mar F N G C a J W T Altoona r o n u o o r a o h e d yland n n i r s l n e d s k p i A s n i g t Blair n e r o t s l n u o g l d n i b i a w c f e u f i t n t c o s n i h r o c a r g t e r n e I 22 n Fulton a i n a t t 6 Huntingdon o n 76 c a c n a - l o n i m P e c n a n d n t i e i c t t i l v i v t d e d c n s i i e e r t u b e P y o s s e u . x n l i 30 s d a r g t m 2 . g 522 e . n n h n 0 e e o s 0 n Franklin I B i Chambersburg f n o t 1 522 a e t r 22 n e i l x d A r i t o g n m e C f e a n p Mifflin t t s H h i a w Juniata o i e o c I a n E t n s L a s s V o l r t w A e u f E o c d i e r r M o y r p v Cumberland n o R f a Perry 76 E s o r r a t t r N i r o i u w l h u T c T i 322 a g s 22 t S r s e h a t d - r i a l a s , w c p i CORRIDOR 16 CORRIDOR 16 i CORRIDOR 16 CORRIDOR 16 CORRIDOR 16 l o m s a e n r e p i d n t d i r e n o t m d u Dauphin h v . e i e a n d Harrisburg g g A . l e l v l e v e g h f r h i o c e u m n l a y r

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38 Corridor Achievements tourism, manufacturing, agriculture and mining. This east-west corridor connects Altoona to western Pennsylvania and Ohio. The major economic activities include education, The Ben Franklin Corridor 1 2 CORRIDOR 17 CORRIDOR 17 CORRIDOR 17 CORRIDOR 17 CORRIDOR 17 . . C I m r e Ohio p a r o t e v e i n s t e a r f e m t Lawrence y o d a a New Castle n l d o p r e p O O OS OS O d o u B B B B B r c t u J J J J J e n E E E E E c i t o C C C i C C e n s T T T T T g w e I I I I I 422 V V V V V s i t t h E E E E E i o i n S S S n Butler t a h l e o Butler n c g o r U r i S d o 4 r . 2 2 . Armstrong Kittanning E L S C c c o o a x c o n m s t h u e t s 422 e n p n i s d d t l s e y e u e i , c o t l r e e i t a n s i d d o t i . o f n o a c f n l o o l N . m f 2 o K 0 p Indiana r 0 f i l o t e 2 Indiana t l a t k . i o n S n n 2 2 2S 2S 2 i o n o 0 0 0 u 0 0 g f t 0 0 0 0 0 h n B e 1 1 1 e 1 1 y w r p n A A A A A a r r C C C a C C s a i s Cambria i Johnstown l H H H H H l - t ( l r U i I I I I I a n E E E E E S i e l V V V V V b t 4 o r E E E E E 2 i d 2 S M M M M M g ) h , e E E E E E e A l o o N N N N N r v m c e T T T T T t s a r S S S t Altoona U r f o a Blair S n c i g l 4 i t 2 C y 2 o 22 w , u a C n s a t y m u , n w b d r a e i a s r tourism. vania. Most of the major transportation facilities in corridor are new, and are leading to considerable economic developmen This north-south corridor connects West Virginia and Maryland to Altoona, State College, I-80 Williamsport in central Penns The Bald Eagle Corridor 1 C 2 . . o U D u p e n g v t y e r . a l o d p e a U n S d 2 i m 2 0 p l a e n m d e O n U t S B C J 3 o 2 E r r 2 i C d f o r T o r I m V " O E A " l S 220 i t Bedford Bedford m o o p Mar n r o a v 99 t e o yland m S Altoona Blair e t 26 n a 70 t t s e Fulton i 322 C n Huntingdon McConnellsburg o C l l Huntingdon e e g n Centre e t r 220 26 . e Clinton C C a 2 A State College n 0 l e o i Lock Haven d 0 g n n 322 2 n t s I r . m - t e 8 r T u e 0 C h c n e t w o t i o u a a s n n s e n t c d a y 9 t , 220 l i 0 o i o Lycoming c n n n Williamsport o p t e g s n e r t r U c w i c n h S e i u l a l n 2 e n 2 b t 0 d g 2 e c . 0 e 0 c o C - 1 / o m l 3 o o m 2 p A n c 2 e a l s e C t t n p t r i o e H u e a n d c a r I . t t E r s i S o o t P V u n c f o d h E I o r - i e 9 t e f M d 9 s M l i u . E n c a l k e o N t i d n l f d r T t o o a i n S m p u a e e n n U d d CORRIDOR 18 CORRIDOR 18 i CORRIDOR 18 CORRIDOR 18 CORRIDOR 18 S n . S g 3 t o a 2 f t 2 e l i t n C o k o P i l s A l e w g 2 e i 6 n , t and t e r yl-

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40 Corridor Achievements also provides access to Pennsylvania’s significant mineral and forest resources. The corridor is an important international trade route, connecting Canada to the markets of southern United States. cor This north-south corridor links DuBois and Bradford to West Virginia and Maryland to the south Buffalo and Canada to the no The Allegheny Mountains Corridor 1 i a 3 2 m CORRIDOR 19 CORRIDOR 19 CORRIDOR 19 CORRIDOR 19 CORRIDOR 19 . s . . U p s P P e r p r r o o o t g s v v v r . e i i a d d d s e e e a b i f n e U e t t e S t y t . r e m 1 r 1 o a 9 d c c a a e l n s o d s p O U p t o o S B r t t J h 2 u e 1 E n 9 i c C t i o t e o T r s r I r i V a d e l o d o E r u n ' S s c g e r t e h c c e o r e n c a g o t e r i o r s i n t d i o o a n r n . a d n t d o u r i s m E N M B M S S C C a c o t n l t c o l o a e a u i n S h m g n y r i d s s r e y i o e s n s b y i t l d g t n r r a v e i r s u n u n o y u i n e l d c g l i l f c d e f r e r a t i i i t a e c d l n m i l a t i o e i a d h n g l n s - p n n . a t B t e I r f r t M a t n o o o u y a r f w d r v f i c p o t n c e i k p a o a a r o o t m o i u s n U a v f r n t s l a e i c d e c e i S t m y c n o w n w C . s e t n 1 t p a s u i o s 2 a i s 1 r s n p u s o t t l 9 0 o t r p n v b e p u i 0 o e s i t e r U r n c y c 1 r o m g t s t S h i j P w u o u e e e A a u n n m a c 2 n c n n . C t s 1 t o s g o m s x 9 n b e f H s o e t o e t o f u n r h a I r m g E t o e n a 2 i U u n m i d V w c 0 n t W S e 0 n . E d a M r 2 e e 2 e d s M . s e y 1 v e d , t y e 9 c i m E t e J l t i o o i e f r o N o r s p n f r o n f d e T m a e m s a l l r S a e s l w l e n S a n o e d n t o n B r e w m e I y C n s a p e t i o s n a e f r o u s i s r t c r m n e i s a o U t t o y t m t e t o , S d o d p w a I 1 . l - l e a 6 1 C t s 8 9 e e / d i 2 n n . 2 ridor t e rth. a r t The Allegheny Mountains Corridor W est Virginia Westmoreland Fayette 119 Greensburg Mar Somerset Jefferson Indiana Indiana yland Somerset 219 56 119 Cambria Johnstown 219 DuBois 219 Ne Bradford Elk Clearfield w McKean Y or k CORRIDOR 19 CORRIDOR 19 CORRIDOR 19 CORRIDOR 19 CORRIDOR 19

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42 Corridor Achievements The Great Lakes Corridor recreational areas, including Presque Isle State Park. recreational areas, Cleveland. Truck and rail traffic is significant. The Port of Erie a major Great Lakes port. corridor provides access to corridor,This east-west which passes through Erie, connects the industrial cities along Great Lakes, including Buffalo and 1 CORRIDOR 20 CORRIDOR 20 E CORRIDOR 20 CORRIDOR 20 CORRIDOR 20 3 5 c 2 4 . o . . . . r i I r P I D C e m m r . i r e o d o p p s m o v r l i e o r g i p d . m v n l e e e a e t t i e a n n e c t t t e S c h i n r e e o m t s e u S s o l t l h e i d t g e o a a e r w l n n t h o a t e T p y t O r p i e e B a o B r a n i r k s s E t J e u t p x E n s o T p i i r C r t r d a i t e e a e T i s l s t Ohio i s o I f o r a V w f o n l a o t E m h s y n S e y g N ( s P C t e t e A h i w t m e y 1 Y s c 7 o o o ) f a r r E a k l r o i s r d n t i o e o g I 90 - r O 8 a . t h 6 n h e . d i o . P o r t o f Erie R E F P D D N S G O O a c 2 t h r s i Erie 0 o n t a e e o r b b e e u a a 0 r g i s s j j l w i l t t s e e d s d 2 a i i i e n g g i i a o c c / e i n . g i E n r e n n t t s P f f S n p i i g s r r e v v E a a w o i i o c d h e e f r e 90 r f i r s h f i r e i o o c k n i p t t a a e e I f m a r r r g n i c w k t t v d u t n t t a a t o e o e a a u c e t a t o n o l r n t i i l h i r s a m n n n r u e t d n t i e i r i c o e e r d g b n a e i a m e E t n n d d h u e i t l c c v o i a r w a w o e g c o o i i i i c l n n e t i n d u a e 86 a n y f n a a a . . n y s s 2 2 s B i s t n n e l . s t t 0 0 2 a f d r g i r A r m 0 0 u u y P t 0 o o i i Ne s 0 0 c f c A r n p m 0 r e p t t . . o p t r i u 1 e o c o o 2 E n r I r t r n o - v r 9 e w n t i m 9 A t . o e p 9 s g i 0 w n d s o o C i Y t n f s , s a d o t r 2 o e H o e or t s a c 0 r a e m d a l o W I 0 b c r E t n n k i 2 a e r c n E i s a t V n o i g i g r i t . n n t t o m u E e 6 c u s o s n r a m t 2 i e M f e t g h . r 0 d r c r c o g v E 0 e , S o e d o i 4 e w n c t n N a r . n t e n e t i t e t e e T e h e G r w r c m S t r b a o w t u t o i i o s r n n d e g r a w s r i E e t n e l o a . t c a w o y d 1 r P t e a e 2 b e r T a v s t e e x o h e s s t c m e e l r q o S o e n d u p m t c R s , r e e e e i p a i o d d i e I v l n n s e g t e a d . l t e e a d e t a t d t i h n , e United States and Canada. The corridor includes Pittsburgh, Kittanning, Brookville. This corridor connects Pittsburgh and its eastern suburbs to I-80, north-central Pennsylvania the markets of northeaste The Allegheny River Corridor 1 2 . . P P r r o o v v i i d d e e b i n e t t e t e r m r a o c d c a e l s o s p O p t o o B r t t h J u e E n t P C i e o T s r t I a V o l o f E n P S g i t t t s h b e u c r g o h r Pittsburgh r Allegheny . i d o r . Butler 28 Armstrong 66 E E P r N N B S c 2 W w e Westmoreland A o , n n Kittanning r c Clarion a o i c i d i n 3 h g g d d v o 2 e s t e i i i e g i n g n n a 8 i n n d g n e 28 s 66 a e e n e u u n i s t t e e n d o d e 66 r i l i o o u e f r r g n . d i u i i 4 c n c d n n . o t P a t g g h b e i c f 28 A n m b y d o t t t t o o o h p . m 2 t a u e h r 8 Brookville w w c p o n e o t Jefferson v l i i s d i e d d v v U e o t e e i e f m i t . u r o n n y S r o t . p n e h . m P P a n b 2 A i A A s s t o 0 r s H s m u F 3 2 0 i t n g o 6 8 e o y 1 d h f 6 b f t C l P r r h a A t f o u h A o r e n o m a C r r d o p m r M 2 y H u s 8 T P o g r P 2 I a o n o a h E A 0 r f y o t k 0 V t E n t 5 h H 2 h B g n E 6 e . e i a r l g l M i t E h d i E o R n e g t t E e n o n I l e n a e a a a N d r t d R o s i u i T n n i t s t c v E S o t e t e e o r t r r M n i r n CORRIDOR 21 CORRIDOR 21 CORRIDOR 21 CORRIDOR 21 CORRIDOR 21 c a c a t h a l h i i l n a t l B a i v n u n L n a o t e g o g e l u e d e c e r l e . c k c w v h w s o a a a a n a r n s s d t n i g n d b e u e D e w g d a u a . m n rn s . s

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44 Corridor Achievements Sharon-Farrell-Hermitage urban area. transportation corridor. The corridor includes the City of Pittsburgh and its airport port; the Beaver Valley; New Castle; This north-south corridor connects West Virginia to Pittsburgh, Sharon, and Erie, is western Pennsylvania’s most significan The Rivers of Steel Corridor 1 I P S 3 5 c 2 4 - . o CORRIDOR 22 CORRIDOR 22 CORRIDOR 22 6 . . CORRIDOR 22 CORRIDOR 22 . . i h t P r P I C E 8 t a m s r r i r n r o b d i o o o p n h n u o v v n l a s e r i W r i d g d . t n a m r e h e e c u r e e . e s c b i n a n t t e s t . t V t t e a h i t n i e r f r e e m t g r e t M i y a o n l l i c d i o a g a c a n n e . e l - d n F s o t s a r p t e O y r p t d a e o o B u n t r t t c s e t h J u e p e E n E o c i P x C r t o i t p o e a n T r r s t g e t i I o e s a V o n s s l f o E w t s E i n o S a y g r n y s i e t t a e f h r a l m e o o n m n s c d g o a P t r h P l r o i e t i A d t n s o P g 1 b r o 8 u . t h r r t i g e n o h t f h t o e R E E D D D N N N S S s c 2 W o o , n x c c o u e e a o o i u m p h 3 h g d v a q s s s s t r e e i i i i e d u h p g n g g e a i i d d g g n e l a e n n s n w e o u u n n i s t s e n d t f i a o o l l i i n i w o e e f f r g o i i M s f f e i 4 c c n d d n a n o e i a a b e m g y B b i s s x f t n n m e a y o r t t p f p o P t t a a g i d r p d r r f o A t P a a r r u v e o h r g t t m e A c c i o n s v e l 1 e x o o l t t v e s . e i i 8 p 5 v v f f I U e w S m t - o r i i 1 i c I m 7 t t f . n a e c - y y r S e o 0 7 e y h o t s i . . e n s e . n 9 s a e m n t t f 2 A r s o w s e r s d c t r t o 0 r s t e a r u h U a C m t b m u 0 o c r l y a t S o e l c o o o y y n 1 u d t f t y U n h r i g 6 t C n o 2 l o h s e n e A c e 2 d n 0 m o t e o i r o C 0 C M r i ( m u I o n p S M n 2 - P u c f H e 3 s t p . t C A r t o o a a I 7 i l t - I o o e w n r a t d 6 2 E 5 a e n f t o i v n 7 i n 1 w V i o E n i s S 9 f l t n l f r g R t n E e / o o t o o s 3 r a g r o i m e p M s 7 i B d h i I n a e r n - 6 e r i t f 3 d E C t e G n o a e l ) 7 c a e g w l r o N w e l t o 6 c r o u R n n 2 2 s a h n T n c s e 0 0 s a j i n c u v o S t v v 0 0 n e y e o s o n i a 2 2 l g c r n t l p t i e . . s t e i M t n n e a o i n c o s u n t r c a u o u r e e o L f r t r e n s m d d n o h o h d t . . t c i m m i n o . k n S t u f o s e u c F e L r e h a a o d a d 2 e n r . m p . 0 t d d o 0 u o and the D i 3 l r n e . a t d m s t The Rivers of Steel Corridor Ohio Lawrence Washington Beaver W 18 60 18 18 Sharon est 18 Mercer Virginia Greene 79 79 79 Crawford Pittsburgh 279 Erie 30 Erie 322 Allegheny 8 Venango Butler Fayette 8 Ne w Y or Mar k yland CORRIDOR 22 CORRIDOR 22 CORRIDOR 22 CORRIDOR 22 CORRIDOR 22

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46 Corridor Achievements The corridor is part of a national, east-west that connects the East Coast to Midwest. Truck and train traffic is This corridor connects southwestern Pennsylvania to northern Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and the rest of midwestern United Sta The Gateway Corridor 1 CORRIDOR 23 CORRIDOR 23 P CORRIDOR 23 CORRIDOR 23 CORRIDOR 23 3 2 4 t h . . . . i t e P I C P t m s r O r o b o o p o u h v v r r r o i i i d o d g d v i e h e e n T a u b I i a n n t r e c e n t t t e e c t p t e e r r r i m n k a r s a e s f a o f t . i c d i b c o c a e n f e l t l a o w s o l w s e p A O e p t a i o n o r B n p r t t d t o h J h u r e e t E n t e . i P P c C t i h o e e T n r n s t I o n V a o l s o l f y o E g l P n v i S c g a i t a t n s t l i h Ohio b a i m e u T r p c u g o r r h o n r r v p a i Lawrence e d i n k m o Beaver d e Sharon 60 r 22 e . Washington t a n h n Mercer t e 60 s d w I - 7 i t 9 h Pittsburgh . Allegheny 76 68 F N N N B G C C T A Butler u u r a o o i o o r r i r e n d v n n p n s s e d i g s s o 22 g p i i n i g g e t t r n a i r r t k s n n u u g t o e b i B i i c c o f f n u f i i t t u c c n w o i i r o o s P a a r g a i w n n A n n m a s t t t a o n o o p Armstrong 2 b y a a f n r 2 P e e c c o r f Clarion 8 g n d t t r i 68 a v t i i o v u v v t i e m Clarion o r s m i i i n e m r t t v b p y y o . c e u . . e s P n S t r r n m 2 i g c a c t I t t - o h h 0 t s s e 7 n e I b 0 n 9 I t - n d n o u 7 t 1 a e u t w r 9 e t g l c l h / A a e r P i h t e n m i s d o A C a t M p n r o c t H e 2 i a o o o b c C 2 c m I n n e o 8 E t a a o t n p s r w V i l n s n l n t e A u e t g e E t r t e d e a i i u g r o M r y n h p c i c n e e t o h f I E e o - l i r w a a s d 7 t r N n a 9 w 2 h R t g s T o 0 i a a i e g v S o 0 s n s h e w p 4 e d - r a e . s v a w t c p e n s h o a e n e e c n r e d d l o t P a d . i e m n n e m d significant. u e n p . e s n a l e d . s g t . y e l e l d v v . a f n r o i a m tes. include New Stanton, Monessen and Washington. This corridor is part of a larger, national, east-west corridor. This corridor connects the Pennsylvania Turnpike to West Virginia and Ohio, south of the City Pittsburgh. Major areas served The National Road Corridor 1 3 c 2 . o . . P r I P m r r i r d o o p o v v l e i r i d d . m e e e b i n n e t t t e i t n e r m t r e a o l l i c d g c a e e l n s o t s p t O r p t Virginia a o o W B n r t s t h J est u p e E n o i P C r t i t o e a T r s t t i I o V a o n l f o E 70 s P Washington n S y g i t s t t s t e h b m e u r s c g o a h r l . r o i d n o g r . t h e Allegheny Pittsburgh R N N S a 2 W t , c e a o S 3 h v p est s e i l o g a a i d g n a c Fayette n u n y t e Virginia d i l i o e f m r 70 i 4 a c n d e i a l b i n s - n m t y t t r t a u Westmoreland p o t a r h c r f t c o k e t o t v h i a v f U e e i c c m t . y S c o M . e e . n o n s 2 A s n t s t 0 r s r o m u i 0 s n t c o Mar y 1 g t s i a t C o u h A h n m o e e yland C r o m l p M a f H s e o t R r h I o n E i e 2 f v o V 0 e E n W 0 r g n E 2 e a d g M . s h a i n t e m m E e l a e o N a r r R t s e T B i l c v S a r e o n a CORRIDOR 24 CORRIDOR 24 CORRIDOR 24 CORRIDOR 24 CORRIDOR 24 r n d d t a d i I n t n o u L t c e e o k r d c m c . k o s o n d a t a i n n l d u C e D e d n a . t m e r s

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48 Corridor Achievements region. The corridor provides a direct link to several universities and educational centers. Triangle is a highly developed corridor that moves people and goods to from the industrial tourist activities of Pi corridor connects the eastern and western suburbs of Pittsburgh to downtown Pittsburgh. This gateway Gold This east-west The Parkway Corridor 1 P CORRIDOR 25 CORRIDOR 25 r r CORRIDOR 25 CORRIDOR 25 CORRIDOR 25 6 3 5 2 4 t a e h ...... i i t d e P l S I C P C t m s u s r c u r o o b c o e o p o p n n u e v v r l r p t t e r v i r i i i d g c d o n n i i m d c o e h e u r u e o t e n ' e e s b . i r n t g n . h e t t e t e t o o e t e a s i t n e r e e s t e m i t r t o x x e x e p p a o n t l r l e l i l c d . n o g o n c a r e r s s e e e l n i u s o o t t t b s n p h h t O u r p e e t o a r o o b B f n f f r e e t s s P t h J a a . u p A e E s s n o T i i i P b b C r t ' s i t i i o e a Pittsburgh l l T i i r b s t t t y y t i I u o V a o s 30 o n o l f w o E f f s P n a h a S y g i y i t s g s t t s t a h o e h b n - u m e s u d 279 t p h r 30 s c g e l e o i a h g e r r n l . h r d o i t d n Allegheny b p r o g e a a r 376 l i . s t I l 30 w - s 3 s 76 e a y 7 n y s 6 g t w e e t o m i r t - h i t n o R R E F E N G S a s 2 V A u t u , a x n c a e a i r r r e t n S 3 h r g v n p p e v i e d e i i a k l o o e g n n a a Westmoreland n i d i b n r n i a n s e c n l t s u l l y i g t e e e a d o b i B w l o e - m r n r n u f m i 4 u a a n o d n c r e 76 s i s o r g e g e l b i n s w - m f a s t y b t t t c f r a t a s o o n e u p h a o t y a r r h g c r e m P f t e g o k e a f u t n o r i e v e M h t n o v a t f U s e r e s . m s a i a c o c m r . b i S r o c s o u M g u t e P e n . n i t n w r n h o n s m 2 A i g s s t e n t e s t t L h , 0 r s s e r r o r m u u H i n e b 0 n s n I t 30 t c n o u y i t h 1 g b g i a t s t n r i e e a t C e h o g l u h s A r r h l w n i h m o t t e n m e a w K C r a a o t m l l p M p i o a a y l t n f H e s i a y e o o g d A t C R c r h I n o n c E d t a J i e o 2 a f o v o v s r r n V 0 e l E . n n n W i t s 0 A r u B t g n e E I i o - 2 d n e a d i u g g 7 r r M . y u s h a p s i i y 9 n e t e w e m o f m . E e R o d l r w a a e t r o . N a a y a r r w h R d t s s e T E i i a B i g o l c v S a o a s r h e o n p s a t - o r n a t d e d s w w t a f p n d i r I n t e a e e n o o u r L r e d t c m s e d e o k d . r e d c a W m c m d . k n o . s o i d a l n k d g a t i a i n l n n e l s d u v C ttsburgh b e D u f e d r r n o a . g t m m e t r o s en opportunities, including Ohiopyle State Park and the Allegheny Highlands and Youghioghenyopportunities, including Ohiopyle State Park and the Allegheny River Recreational Trails. and significant resources are vibrant economic growth, allocated to continue this growth. The corridor contains many recreation This corridor connects northern West Virginia to the Pennsylvania Turnpike in southwestern Pennsylvania. The corridor is experi The Laurel Mountain Corridor 1 I R 3 2 f - r . 6 . . o e C C P 8 m c r o r o i e o n n W m a v s W i t p a t d i r o l s e e u e n h t c s i a e i n t t n l t t V g t e T h h t i r r e o e r a m g n i M A i l , o n s l d o D , i l a e a n w . . g C l - h h F . o i , e a c p t O y n h p o e y o B w t P t r H e i t J i l u t i l t g E E n s p h b i x r C t l o u i p a e v T r r n s g e i d d I h s V a s e s . l o E w a a n n a S g c d y o t f Y n h r o t o e i n u m c u g o o h P 119 r W u i r i o t i s t d g s est o h b b r e i 43 u . c n r y g y c Virginia h l R e t i o t v Fayette r e a r i l E E D D S a c T Westmoreland o r t n x c e e a m p 119 S h g s s i l r e i i i o p n g g e A d n l e n n s e Mar l u y l s e t i o o l a i w e r r o f f i n a d n a n e e c i g y l s - x x e yland t t o t p t f o r a e r c u r f o P r n e o c t m e A s s n k x o i s t o p 5 a i f I w n - n r 1 c c 7 u a e s c o 0 e y s i e s n a d s t s f 2 s n o w e r . s t o 0 d a r a C m u i 0 r y s c l c o y 1 o f t s y U r i n o 2 u l o e n A s n 0 m m i t o C 0 C r o m u n 2 P u f H c t . e A r o t t t r h I i w a o E 5 e 2 i n n n 1 V 0 W o 0 t R t E o o f 2 e o M v . B s I a a - t r 3 m d E r o i 7 w o o N w 6 u r n a e T s c s s l o S a v t r o n i n l a l p t d e i i l n e s I c u n CORRIDOR 26 CORRIDOR 26 CORRIDOR 26 n CORRIDOR 26 CORRIDOR 26 o i e e n t e n d d r t t . . i h m n S e u o c e A d h d a l e l . e l d g C u h l e e e encing n d n t e y r al

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50 Corridor Achievements provides access to the tourism industry of northeastern Pennsylvania. major avenue to New York, New England and Canada. The corridor traverses the heart of Pennsylvania’s anthracite coal region and This corridor connects Harrisburg to northeastern Pennsylvania, including Hazleton, Wilkes-Barre and Scranton. The corridor is The Mountaintop Corridor 1 c 2 CORRIDOR 27 CORRIDOR 27 CORRIDOR 27 CORRIDOR 27 CORRIDOR 27 . o . P r I m r r i d o p o v l e i r d . m e e i n n t t e i n r m t e o l l d i g a e l n o t p t O p r a o B n r t s J u p E n o Harrisburg i t C r i t e a T s t i I o a V n l o E s n S y g s t t h e Dauphin e m s c o a r l r o i d n o 81 g r . t h e Lebanon Schuylkill R N C A w e o r e a e c n s Luzerne s a o t i b e . g n e r n s , 81 g t i L f r u i u a c n c a c , t k n i w o a t n w h a i c a o c t n h f i v n e w i a t x y i i . l t C l Wilkes-Barre 1 2 i o m 8 u 0 2 p n 0 r t ( o 1 y Lackawanna D v Scranton S a e A v t a a C i s d c H c i S u e I t m E s r e s V a e t n t E o ) d o M L M n a E c o I k - N n 8 a t 1 T w a g S a i n e n n L M a a o c C u k a n o w t u a n a i n t n y n R V a e i s c C i r t o e o u a r n t i t o y n a anthracite coal region and provides access to the tourism industry of northeastern Pennsylvania. This corridor connects Reading and Pottsville to Sunbury. Like corridor 27, this traverses the heart of Pennsylvania’s The Anthracite Corridor 1 2 . . P E r n o h v a i d n e c e i n s t e a r f e m t y o d a a n l d o p r e O p d o B u r c t J u e E n c i t C o i e n T s g I a e V l s o E t n i Northumberland o S g n t a h l e o n c Sunbury g o Montour r P r i A d o 6 r . 1 . 61 Columbia Bloomsburg Schuylkill 1 E N b S S C C C 2 T 2 o e 2 n t t o o o o u u w g 2 g n u n i d d s n u i n s n s n i i y i n n e g t t s t B e r r Pottsville y . s n h t u u e B e o S i i w c c f p r t r e i o c i d t t k c , a n i i r h o o s e a k N s 61 g d e n n t Berks s n C e e o b d t t t o o o r C r o e u e m a t n n u h g o l r i c e m m i n u u u D i n t d n i t m n n p v i e y u t n . c t i r e Reading t b y s e o i c o S y r m s e v . s o m c c i e r e m e p n o 2 h l l p a c r f t n e i p 0 i i o l n n t n n e t d i r v i 0 o t d u k o n t e u e i n 1 e v o u r l C s m e e s d n e a a o d e A m e . d f t i u e c n s . C c e P t n t t i o y n A f s o t H a y m t n p s l , n 8 l I p r e c E 9 a 2 n o l o e e 5 t 0 e j V e n d t P 0 e i s c t E e o A 2 d i o t n d n . e M u f u 2 r d b i t e o 2 s h E e d m b 5 l t N o . a e w i f P t t n T e e w D A e S S e 2 e n 1 h e 0 e 8 a n L 0 r 3 m e 2 L L CORRIDOR 28 CORRIDOR 28 CORRIDOR 28 CORRIDOR 28 CORRIDOR 28 e . t o a e o s k k e p e i S s n o p R i r n a o t n r 2 a S t d 0 n c a 1 d C h n 5 u d o U y w a S P l l k a A i s l l

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