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NOTE: This is not an accurate representation of Cambria County. All the boroughs are removed for the purpose of this "clickable" township map. Johnstown is a city, and not a township, but for the purpose of these web pages, we are separating Johnstown into it's own web page. For a more accurate township map that includes the boroughs and some towns, click here.

Townships

Township Page Webpage Host Formed

Adams Don Varner 5 Jan 1870, from portions of Richland Twp.

Allegheny Lynne Canterbury 1804-1807, Original Twp.

Barr Diann Olsen 4 Sep 1872, from portions of Blacklick, Cambria and Susquehanna Twps.

Blacklick George Warholic 10 Oct 1850, from portions of Cambria, Carroll and Jackson Twps.

Cambria Clark E. Creery 1804-1807, Original Twp.

Chest Lynne Canterbury 10 Dec 1853, from portions of White and Susquehanna Twps.

Clearfield Diann Olsen 31 Dec 1822, from portions of Allegheny Twp.

Conemaugh Bob Wissinger 1804-1807, Original Twp.

Cresson Frank & Joyce Bates 4 Dec 1893, from portions of Washington Twp.

Croyle Sharon J. Trosan 9 Sep 1858, from portions of Summerhill Twp.

Dean Sandy Fontanella 10 Jul 1877, from portions of Clearfield Twp.

East Carroll Lynne Canterbury 1 Jan 1840 (Carroll Twp), from portions of Susquehanna Twp.

East Taylor Diann Olsen 7 Jul 1857 (Taylor Twp). On 2 Jun 1884, it was divided into East and West Taylor Twps.

Elder Janet Stumpf McCully 12 Feb 1878, from portions of Chest Twp.

Gallitzin Diann Olsen 4 Jun 1866, from portions of Allegheny Twp.

Jackson Lynne Canterbury 3 Jan 1828, from portions of Cambria and Summerhill Twps.

Johnstown Lynne Canterbury 3 Nov 1800, town laid out. Became a city 18 Dec 1889

Lower Yoder Lynne Canterbury 17 Jul 1858, (Yoder Twp. On 1 Sep 1879 it was divided into Lower & Upper Yoder Twps) from portions of Conemaugh Twp.

Middle Taylor Diann Olsen

Munster Lynne Canterbury 9 Dec 1854, from portions of Allegheny, Cambria and Washington Twps.

Portage Diann Olsen 4 Mar 1878, from portions of Summerhill and Washington Twps.

Reade Trina Troxell Corson 1 Sep 1879, from portions of White Twp.

Richland Don Varner 2 Apr 1833, from portions of Conemaugh Twp.

Stony Creek Lori (Shaffer) Hiner 4 Jan 1876, from portions of Conemaugh Twp.

Summerhill Lynne Canterbury 7 Feb 1810, from portions of Conemaugh Twp.

Susquehanna Marcia Fronk 6 Jan 1825, from portions of Allegheny and Cambria Twp.

Upper Yoder Lynne Canterbury 17 Jul 1858, (Yoder Twp. On 1 Sep 1879 it was divided into Lower & Upper Yoder Twps) from portions of Conemaugh Twp.

Washington Dave Monahan 1834, from portions of Allegheny, Cambria and Summerhill Twps.

West Carroll Janet Stumpf McCully 1 Jan 1840 (Carroll Twp), from portions of Susquehanna Twp.

West Taylor Diann Olsen 7 Jul 1857 (Taylor Twp). On 2 Jun 1884, it was divided into East and West Taylor Twps.

White Kenneth Stallard 6 Jul 1838, from portions of Clearfield Twp.

Boroughs

BOROUGH REMARKS

Ashville Taken from Gallitzin township 9 Mar 1887. The name came from the old Ashland Furnace, which was named in honor of "Ashland," the home of Henry Clay.

Barnesboro Taken from Susquehanna township 5 Mar 1893. It was named for Thomas Barnes, a coal operator. On 1 Jan 2000 it became part of Northern Cambria Borough.

Brownstown Taken from Lower Yoder township 10 Jun 1908.

Cambria Taken from Lower Yoder township 11 Oct 1861. Cambria borough consolidated with the city of Johnstown, 18 Dec 1889, becoming the 15th and 16th wards. It was named by James P. McConaughy, the founder.

Carrolltown Taken from Carroll township 30 Mar 1858, and was created by the consolidation of the villages of Carrolltown and Campbelltown.

Cassandra Taken from Washington township 23 Sep 1908.

Chest Springs Taken from Allegheny township 19 Apr 1858. The name came from Chest creek.

Conemaugh Taken from Conemaugh township 12 Jan 1831. The name was changed to the borough of Johnstown 14 Apr 1834. It was named by Joseph Johns, the founder, for an old Indian town named Conemaugh. It included the first 7 wards of the city of Johnstown at the time of the consolidation, 18 Dec 1889. Conemaugh, the 2nd borough of that name, was taken from Conemaugh Township 23 Mar 1849. This borough also consolidated with the city of Johnstown, 18 Dec 1889, becoming the 9th and 10th wards.

Coopersdale Taken from Taylor township 7 Oct 1869. The borough was annexed to the city of Johnstown by ordinance dated 28 Mar 1898, and is the 21st ward. The borough was named for James Cooper.

Cresson Taken from Cresson township 7 Jun 1906.

Daisytown Taken from Conemaugh township 9 Jun 1893.

Dale Taken from Stony Creek township 9 Mar 1891.

East Conemaugh Taken from Taylor township 10 Sep 1868. The name is derived from the name of the railroad station Conemaugh; also from the fact that it was east of another borough named Conemaugh.

Ebensburg Taken from Cambria township 15 Jan 1825. It is the oldest borough in the county, and was named for Ebenezer, in Wales.

Ehrenfeld Taken from Croyle township 3 Aug 1956.

Ferndale Taken from Upper Yoder township 1 Jun 1896. It was named by the Vickroy family on account of the luxuriant growth of ferns in that vicinity.

Franklin Taken from Conemaugh township 9 Mar 1868. It was named for the American philosopher and adopted citizen of Pennsylvania.

Gallitzin Taken from Gallitzin township 3 Dec 1873. The name was derived from Prince Gallitzin, otherwise Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin, the parish priest at Loretto.

Geistown Taken from Richland and Stony Creek townships 13 Jan 1930.

Grubbtown Taken from Upper Yoder township 8 Aug 1882. It consolidated with the city of Johnstown 18 Dec 1889 and was a part of the 8th ward. It was named for William Rinaldo Grubb.

Hastings Taken from Elder township, 16 Apr 1894. It was named for Governor Daniel Hartman Hastings.

Johnstown Taken from Conemaugh Borough 14 Apr 1834. The boroughs of Johnstown, Millville, Prospect, Cambria, Conemaugh, Woodvale & Grubbtown consolidated and became a 3rd class city 17 Dec 1899. It was named for Joseph Johns, the founder. When Johnstown became a city the former Johnstown Borough became the 3rd Ward of the city.

Lilly Taken from Washington township 11 Jun 1883. It was named for the Lilly family.

Lorain Taken from Stony Creek township 23 Sep 1914.

Loretto Taken from Allegheny township 8 Mar 1845. It was named for a village on the Adriatic Sea.

Millville Taken from Taylor township 16 Jul 1858. It became part of Johnstown 18 Dec 1889, 13th & 14th wards. It was named from the mills of the Cambria Iron Company, which became the Cambria Steel Company.

Morrellville Taken from Lower Yoder township 8 Oct 1890. It became part of Johnstown 18 Dec 1889, 18th, 19th & 20th wards. It was named for Daniel Johnston Morrell.

Nanty Glo Taken from Jackson and Blacklick townships 12 Sep 1918.

Northern Cambria Created 1 Jan 2000 by merging Barnesboro and Spangler boroughs.

Patton Taken from Carroll, Chest, Clearfield & Elder townships 4 Sep 1893. It was named for John Patton of Curwensville.

Portage Taken from Portage township 7 Oct 1890. It was named for the "portage" between the Conemaugh & Juniata rivers, in connection with the Allegheny Portage railroad.

Prospect Taken from Taylor township 9 Dec 1863. It consolidated with the city of Johnstown 18 Dec 1899, making up the 12th ward. The name was derived from its elevated position overlooking Johnstown.

Rosedale Taken from West Taylor township 17 Dec 1894. It was named for Allen Rose. Rosedale became part of the 14th Ward of Johnstown in 1918.

Roxbury Taken from Upper Yoder township 12 Mar 1893. Became part of Johnstown 2 Jan 1901, making up part of the 8th ward.

Sankertown Taken from Cresson township, 11 Jun 1906. It was named for Joseph Sanker.

Scalp Level Taken from Richland township, 16 Nov 1898.

South Fork Taken from Croyle township 3 Aug 1887. The name came from the south branch of the Little Conemaugh river.

Southmont Taken from Upper Yoder township 2 Jun 1919.

Spangler Taken from Susquehanna township 13 Nov 1893. It was named for Col. J. L. Spangler. On 1 Jan 2000 Spangler became part of Northern Cambria Borough.

Summerhill Taken from Croyle township 6 Sep 1892.

Summitville Taken from Washington township 30 Apr 1851. The name was derived from the summit of the Allegheny Portage Railroad. This borough was abandoned, being desolved 5 Jun 1882 and returned to Washington township.

Tunnelhill Taken from Gallitzin township 5 Dec 1876. It was named for the two railroad tunnels there at the time.

Vintondale Taken from Jackson and Blacklick townships 4 Sep 1908.

Westmont Taken from Upper Yoder township 13 Jun 1892.

Wilmore Taken from Summerhill township 10 Feb 1859. It was named for Bernard & John Wilmore, the founders.

Woodvale Taken from Taylor township 4 Jul 1870. It consolidated with the city of Johnstown 18 Dec 1899, becoming the 11th ward. The name came from Murray's grove, a picnic ground located there until after the Civil War.

Towns / Communities

TOWN /
COMMUNITY TOWNSHIP REMARKS

Adams Crossing Blacklick

Allendale Croyle

Allport Susquehanna

Amsbry Gallitzin

Bakers Crossroad East Carroll

Bakerton West Carroll

Barnes West Carroll

Beaver Valley White

Beaverdale Summerhill

Belmont Richland

Belsano Blacklick

Belsano Crossing Blacklick

Bens Creek Portage

Blandburg Reade

Blue Goose Barr

Bon Air Conemaugh

Bradley Junction Allegheny

Buckhorn Gallitzin

Buckhorn Grange Summerhill

Buela Cambria

Cardiff Blacklick

Carrolltown Road West Carroll

Charlies Grove Blacklick

Chickaree Jackson

Colver Cambria Town was named by B. Dawson Coleman & John H. Weaver. Both men, from eastern Pennsylvania, owned several Cambria County mines.

Concrete Bridge Crossing Blacklick

Coopersdale Johnstown

Coupon Gallitzin

Cover Hill Conemaugh

Creslo Adams

Cymbria Susquehanna

Dean Dean

Dougherty Dean

Driscoll Allegheny

Dunlo Adams

Dysart Dean

Dysertown Cresson

Ebensburg Cambria

Ebensburg Junction Munster

Echo East Taylor

Eckenrode Mill East Carroll

Edwards Crossing Blacklick

Elder Clearfield

Elstie Gallitzin

Elton Adams

Emeigh Susquehanna

Fallentimber Reade

Fiddlers Green Portage

Fiske White

Flinton Reade

Frugality Reade

Garmantown Susquehanna

Germantown Portage

Glasgow Reade

Glendale Dam White

Goods Corner East Taylor

Greenfield Gallitzin

Greenwich Susquehanna

Griffithtown Blacklick

Highland Fling Dean

Hoguetown Cresson

Hollentown Reade

Hornerstown Johnstown

Ingleside Richland

Jamestown Portage

Jones Portal Cambria

Kaylor Munster

Kernville Johnstown

Krayn Adams

Llanfair Adams

Lloydell Summerhill

Lloydville Reade

Lonely Acres East Carroll

Long Run Susquehanna

Longs Crossroad White

Lovett Station Croyle

Lower Dutchtown Washington

Lucket Munster

Marsteller Barr

Martindale Portage

Maudy Hill Portage

Miller Portage

Mineral Point East Taylor

Minersville Middle Taylor

Morrellville Johnstown

Moshannon Washington

Mountaindale Reade

Moxham Johnstown

Mundys Corner Jackson

Munster Munster

Mylo Park Cambria

Nagles Crossroad Clearfield

New Germany Croyle

Newtown Conemaugh

Nicktown Barr

Nine Row Cambria

Noel Munster

North Barnesboro Susquehanna

Number 37 Richland

Oakhurst Johnstown

Oakland Johnstown

Oil City Portage

Onnalinda Summerhill

Parkhill East Taylor

Parkstown Conemaugh

Pindleton Blacklick

Pine Grove Allegheny

Plane Bank Washington

Plattsville Susquehanna

Pleasant Hill Middle Taylor

Preisser Crossing Barr

Puritan Portage

Red Mill Blacklick

Redbird Portage

Regan Junction Blacklick

Reillys East Carroll

Revloc Cambria

Richland Dean

Riverside Johnstown

Rockville Croyle

Roxbury Johnstown

Salix Adams

Scarlan Hill Washington

Seldersville Blacklick

Shaft Portage

Shazen Susquehanna

Shoemaker Portage

Sidman Croyle

Slickport Elder

Sonman Portage

Soukesburg Croyle

Spindley City Gallitzin

Spring Hill Portage

St. Augustine Clearfield

St. Benedict West Carroll

St. Boniface Elder

St. Lawrence Chest

St. Michael Adams

Summerhill Croyle

Summit Cresson

Swedetown Elder

Syberton Gallitzin

Thomas Mills Chest

Tripoli Cambria

Tunnelhill Gallitzin

Twenty Row Cambria

Twin Rocks Blacklick

Upper Dutchtown Washington

Van Ormer Reade

Vetera Barr

Vinco Jackson

Walnut Grove Johnstown

Walsall Richland

Watkins Barr

Wesley Chapel East Taylor

West Branch Susquehanna

West Point East Taylor

White Mill Crossing Allegheny

Wilmore Heights Summerhill

Winterset Cambria

Wissingertown Conemaugh

Woodvale Johnstown

Townships
Township Page	Webpage Host	Formed
Adams	Don Varner	5 Jan 1870, from portions of Richland Twp.
Allegheny	Lynne Canterbury	1804-1807, Original Twp.
Barr	Diann Olsen	4 Sep 1872, from portions of Blacklick, Cambria and Susquehanna Twps.
Blacklick	George Warholic	10 Oct 1850, from portions of Cambria, Carroll and Jackson Twps.
Cambria	Clark E. Creery	1804-1807, Original Twp.
Chest	Lynne Canterbury	10 Dec 1853, from portions of White and Susquehanna Twps.
Clearfield	Diann Olsen	31 Dec 1822, from portions of Allegheny Twp.
Conemaugh	Bob Wissinger	1804-1807, Original Twp.
Cresson	Frank & Joyce Bates	4 Dec 1893, from portions of Washington Twp.
Croyle	Sharon J. Trosan	9 Sep 1858, from portions of Summerhill Twp.
Dean	Sandy Fontanella	10 Jul 1877, from portions of Clearfield Twp.
East Carroll	Lynne Canterbury	1 Jan 1840 (Carroll Twp), from portions of Susquehanna Twp.
East Taylor	Diann Olsen	7 Jul 1857 (Taylor Twp). On 2 Jun 1884, it was divided into East and West Taylor Twps.
Elder	Janet Stumpf McCully	12 Feb 1878, from portions of Chest Twp.
Gallitzin	Diann Olsen	4 Jun 1866, from portions of Allegheny Twp.
Jackson	Lynne Canterbury	3 Jan 1828, from portions of Cambria and Summerhill Twps.
Johnstown	Lynne Canterbury	3 Nov 1800, town laid out. Became a city 18 Dec 1889
Lower Yoder	Lynne Canterbury	17 Jul 1858, (Yoder Twp. On 1 Sep 1879 it was divided into Lower & Upper Yoder Twps) from portions of Conemaugh Twp.
Middle Taylor	Diann Olsen
Munster	Lynne Canterbury	9 Dec 1854, from portions of Allegheny, Cambria and Washington Twps.
Portage	Diann Olsen	4 Mar 1878, from portions of Summerhill and Washington Twps.
Reade	Trina Troxell Corson	1 Sep 1879, from portions of White Twp.
Richland	Don Varner	2 Apr 1833, from portions of Conemaugh Twp.
Stony Creek	Lori (Shaffer) Hiner	4 Jan 1876, from portions of Conemaugh Twp.
Summerhill	Lynne Canterbury	7 Feb 1810, from portions of Conemaugh Twp.
Susquehanna	Marcia Fronk	6 Jan 1825, from portions of Allegheny and Cambria Twp.
Upper Yoder	Lynne Canterbury	17 Jul 1858, (Yoder Twp. On 1 Sep 1879 it was divided into Lower & Upper Yoder Twps) from portions of Conemaugh Twp.
Washington	Dave Monahan	1834, from portions of Allegheny, Cambria and Summerhill Twps.
West Carroll	Janet Stumpf McCully	1 Jan 1840 (Carroll Twp), from portions of Susquehanna Twp.
West Taylor	Diann Olsen	7 Jul 1857 (Taylor Twp). On 2 Jun 1884, it was divided into East and West Taylor Twps.
White	Kenneth Stallard	6 Jul 1838, from portions of Clearfield Twp.

Boroughs
BOROUGH	REMARKS
Ashville	Taken from Gallitzin township 9 Mar 1887. The name came from the old Ashland Furnace, which was named in honor of "Ashland," the home of Henry Clay.
Barnesboro	Taken from Susquehanna township 5 Mar 1893. It was named for Thomas Barnes, a coal operator. On 1 Jan 2000 it became part of Northern Cambria Borough.
Brownstown	Taken from Lower Yoder township 10 Jun 1908.
Cambria	Taken from Lower Yoder township 11 Oct 1861. Cambria borough consolidated with the city of Johnstown, 18 Dec 1889, becoming the 15th and 16th wards. It was named by James P. McConaughy, the founder.
Carrolltown	Taken from Carroll township 30 Mar 1858, and was created by the consolidation of the villages of Carrolltown and Campbelltown.
Cassandra	Taken from Washington township 23 Sep 1908.
Chest Springs	Taken from Allegheny township 19 Apr 1858. The name came from Chest creek.
Conemaugh	Taken from Conemaugh township 12 Jan 1831. The name was changed to the borough of Johnstown 14 Apr 1834. It was named by Joseph Johns, the founder, for an old Indian town named Conemaugh. It included the first 7 wards of the city of Johnstown at the time of the consolidation, 18 Dec 1889. Conemaugh, the 2nd borough of that name, was taken from Conemaugh Township 23 Mar 1849. This borough also consolidated with the city of Johnstown, 18 Dec 1889, becoming the 9th and 10th wards.
Coopersdale	Taken from Taylor township 7 Oct 1869. The borough was annexed to the city of Johnstown by ordinance dated 28 Mar 1898, and is the 21st ward. The borough was named for James Cooper.
Cresson	Taken from Cresson township 7 Jun 1906.
Daisytown	Taken from Conemaugh township 9 Jun 1893.
Dale	Taken from Stony Creek township 9 Mar 1891.
East Conemaugh	Taken from Taylor township 10 Sep 1868. The name is derived from the name of the railroad station Conemaugh; also from the fact that it was east of another borough named Conemaugh.
Ebensburg	Taken from Cambria township 15 Jan 1825. It is the oldest borough in the county, and was named for Ebenezer, in Wales.
Ehrenfeld	Taken from Croyle township 3 Aug 1956.
Ferndale	Taken from Upper Yoder township 1 Jun 1896. It was named by the Vickroy family on account of the luxuriant growth of ferns in that vicinity.
Franklin	Taken from Conemaugh township 9 Mar 1868. It was named for the American philosopher and adopted citizen of Pennsylvania.
Gallitzin	Taken from Gallitzin township 3 Dec 1873. The name was derived from Prince Gallitzin, otherwise Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin, the parish priest at Loretto.
Geistown	Taken from Richland and Stony Creek townships 13 Jan 1930.
Grubbtown	Taken from Upper Yoder township 8 Aug 1882. It consolidated with the city of Johnstown 18 Dec 1889 and was a part of the 8th ward. It was named for William Rinaldo Grubb.
Hastings	Taken from Elder township, 16 Apr 1894. It was named for Governor Daniel Hartman Hastings.
Johnstown	Taken from Conemaugh Borough 14 Apr 1834. The boroughs of Johnstown, Millville, Prospect, Cambria, Conemaugh, Woodvale & Grubbtown consolidated and became a 3rd class city 17 Dec 1899. It was named for Joseph Johns, the founder. When Johnstown became a city the former Johnstown Borough became the 3rd Ward of the city.
Lilly	Taken from Washington township 11 Jun 1883. It was named for the Lilly family.
Lorain	Taken from Stony Creek township 23 Sep 1914.
Loretto	Taken from Allegheny township 8 Mar 1845. It was named for a village on the Adriatic Sea.
Millville	Taken from Taylor township 16 Jul 1858. It became part of Johnstown 18 Dec 1889, 13th & 14th wards. It was named from the mills of the Cambria Iron Company, which became the Cambria Steel Company.
Morrellville	Taken from Lower Yoder township 8 Oct 1890. It became part of Johnstown 18 Dec 1889, 18th, 19th & 20th wards. It was named for Daniel Johnston Morrell.
Nanty Glo	Taken from Jackson and Blacklick townships 12 Sep 1918.
Northern Cambria	Created 1 Jan 2000 by merging Barnesboro and Spangler boroughs.
Patton	Taken from Carroll, Chest, Clearfield & Elder townships 4 Sep 1893. It was named for John Patton of Curwensville.
Portage	Taken from Portage township 7 Oct 1890. It was named for the "portage" between the Conemaugh & Juniata rivers, in connection with the Allegheny Portage railroad.
Prospect	Taken from Taylor township 9 Dec 1863. It consolidated with the city of Johnstown 18 Dec 1899, making up the 12th ward. The name was derived from its elevated position overlooking Johnstown.
Rosedale	Taken from West Taylor township 17 Dec 1894. It was named for Allen Rose. Rosedale became part of the 14th Ward of Johnstown in 1918.
Roxbury	Taken from Upper Yoder township 12 Mar 1893. Became part of Johnstown 2 Jan 1901, making up part of the 8th ward.
Sankertown	Taken from Cresson township, 11 Jun 1906. It was named for Joseph Sanker.
Scalp Level	Taken from Richland township, 16 Nov 1898.
South Fork	Taken from Croyle township 3 Aug 1887. The name came from the south branch of the Little Conemaugh river.
Southmont	Taken from Upper Yoder township 2 Jun 1919.
Spangler	Taken from Susquehanna township 13 Nov 1893. It was named for Col. J. L. Spangler. On 1 Jan 2000 Spangler became part of Northern Cambria Borough.
Summerhill	Taken from Croyle township 6 Sep 1892.
Summitville	Taken from Washington township 30 Apr 1851. The name was derived from the summit of the Allegheny Portage Railroad. This borough was abandoned, being desolved 5 Jun 1882 and returned to Washington township.
Tunnelhill	Taken from Gallitzin township 5 Dec 1876. It was named for the two railroad tunnels there at the time.
Vintondale	Taken from Jackson and Blacklick townships 4 Sep 1908.
Westmont	Taken from Upper Yoder township 13 Jun 1892.
Wilmore	Taken from Summerhill township 10 Feb 1859. It was named for Bernard & John Wilmore, the founders.
Woodvale	Taken from Taylor township 4 Jul 1870. It consolidated with the city of Johnstown 18 Dec 1899, becoming the 11th ward. The name came from Murray's grove, a picnic ground located there until after the Civil War.

Towns / Communities
TOWN / COMMUNITY	TOWNSHIP	REMARKS
Adams Crossing	Blacklick
Allendale	Croyle
Allport	Susquehanna
Amsbry	Gallitzin
Bakers Crossroad	East Carroll
Bakerton	West Carroll
Barnes	West Carroll
Beaver Valley	White
Beaverdale	Summerhill
Belmont	Richland
Belsano	Blacklick
Belsano Crossing	Blacklick
Bens Creek	Portage
Blandburg	Reade
Blue Goose	Barr
Bon Air	Conemaugh
Bradley Junction	Allegheny
Buckhorn	Gallitzin
Buckhorn Grange	Summerhill
Buela	Cambria
Cardiff	Blacklick
Carrolltown Road	West Carroll
Charlies Grove	Blacklick
Chickaree	Jackson
Colver	Cambria	Town was named by B. Dawson Coleman & John H. Weaver. Both men, from eastern Pennsylvania, owned several Cambria County mines.
Concrete Bridge Crossing	Blacklick
Coopersdale	Johnstown
Coupon	Gallitzin
Cover Hill	Conemaugh
Creslo	Adams
Cymbria	Susquehanna
Dean	Dean
Dougherty	Dean
Driscoll	Allegheny
Dunlo	Adams
Dysart	Dean
Dysertown	Cresson
Ebensburg	Cambria
Ebensburg Junction	Munster
Echo	East Taylor
Eckenrode Mill	East Carroll
Edwards Crossing	Blacklick
Elder	Clearfield
Elstie	Gallitzin
Elton	Adams
Emeigh	Susquehanna
Fallentimber	Reade
Fiddlers Green	Portage
Fiske	White
Flinton	Reade
Frugality	Reade
Garmantown	Susquehanna
Germantown	Portage
Glasgow	Reade
Glendale Dam	White
Goods Corner	East Taylor
Greenfield	Gallitzin
Greenwich	Susquehanna
Griffithtown	Blacklick
Highland Fling	Dean
Hoguetown	Cresson
Hollentown	Reade
Hornerstown	Johnstown
Ingleside	Richland
Jamestown	Portage
Jones Portal	Cambria
Kaylor	Munster
Kernville	Johnstown
Krayn	Adams
Llanfair	Adams
Lloydell	Summerhill
Lloydville	Reade
Lonely Acres	East Carroll
Long Run	Susquehanna
Longs Crossroad	White
Lovett Station	Croyle
Lower Dutchtown	Washington
Lucket	Munster
Marsteller	Barr
Martindale	Portage
Maudy Hill	Portage
Miller	Portage
Mineral Point	East Taylor
Minersville	Middle Taylor
Morrellville	Johnstown
Moshannon	Washington
Mountaindale	Reade
Moxham	Johnstown
Mundys Corner	Jackson
Munster	Munster
Mylo Park	Cambria
Nagles Crossroad	Clearfield
New Germany	Croyle
Newtown	Conemaugh
Nicktown	Barr
Nine Row	Cambria
Noel	Munster
North Barnesboro	Susquehanna
Number 37	Richland
Oakhurst	Johnstown
Oakland	Johnstown
Oil City	Portage
Onnalinda	Summerhill
Parkhill	East Taylor
Parkstown	Conemaugh
Pindleton	Blacklick
Pine Grove	Allegheny
Plane Bank	Washington
Plattsville	Susquehanna
Pleasant Hill	Middle Taylor
Preisser Crossing	Barr
Puritan	Portage
Red Mill	Blacklick
Redbird	Portage
Regan Junction	Blacklick
Reillys	East Carroll
Revloc	Cambria
Richland	Dean
Riverside	Johnstown
Rockville	Croyle
Roxbury	Johnstown
Salix	Adams
Scarlan Hill	Washington
Seldersville	Blacklick
Shaft	Portage
Shazen	Susquehanna
Shoemaker	Portage
Sidman	Croyle
Slickport	Elder
Sonman	Portage
Soukesburg	Croyle
Spindley City	Gallitzin
Spring Hill	Portage
St. Augustine	Clearfield
St. Benedict	West Carroll
St. Boniface	Elder
St. Lawrence	Chest
St. Michael	Adams
Summerhill	Croyle
Summit	Cresson
Swedetown	Elder
Syberton	Gallitzin
Thomas Mills	Chest
Tripoli	Cambria
Tunnelhill	Gallitzin
Twenty Row	Cambria
Twin Rocks	Blacklick
Upper Dutchtown	Washington
Van Ormer	Reade
Vetera	Barr
Vinco	Jackson
Walnut Grove	Johnstown
Walsall	Richland
Watkins	Barr
Wesley Chapel	East Taylor
West Branch	Susquehanna
West Point	East Taylor
White Mill Crossing	Allegheny
Wilmore Heights	Summerhill
Winterset	Cambria
Wissingertown	Conemaugh
Woodvale	Johnstown