Pennsylvania County Map with Cities — All 67 Counties

All 67 of Pennsylvania's counties, mapped from official U.S. Census boundaries with population, income, and unemployment for every one. Color the map by any measure, tap a county for its data, or download a print-ready copy.

Pennsylvania CountiesFIPS 42
Adams CountyAllegheny CountyArmstrong CountyBeaver CountyBedford CountyBerks CountyBlair CountyBradford CountyBucks CountyButler CountyCambria CountyCameron CountyCarbon CountyCentre CountyChester CountyClarion CountyClearfield CountyClinton CountyColumbia CountyCrawford CountyCumberland CountyDauphin CountyDelaware CountyElk CountyErie CountyFayette CountyForest CountyFranklin CountyFulton CountyGreene CountyHuntingdon CountyIndiana CountyJefferson CountyJuniata CountyLackawanna CountyLancaster CountyLawrence CountyLebanon CountyLehigh CountyLuzerne CountyLycoming CountyMcKean CountyMercer CountyMifflin CountyMonroe CountyMontgomery CountyMontour CountyNorthampton CountyNorthumberland CountyPerry CountyPhiladelphia CountyPike CountyPotter CountySchuylkill CountySnyder CountySomerset CountySullivan CountySusquehanna CountyTioga CountyUnion CountyVenango CountyWarren CountyWashington CountyWayne CountyWestmoreland CountyWyoming CountyYork CountyPhiladelphiaPittsburghAllentownReadingErieScrantonLancasterYorkWilkes-BarreAltoonaState CollegeHazletonEaston Tioga  Somerset  Crawford  McKean  Elk  Butler  Mercer  Greene  Pike  Philadelphia  Pittsburgh  Allentown  Reading  Erie  Scranton  Lancaster  York  Wilkes-Barre  Altoona  State College  Hazleton  Easton PhiladelphiaPittsburghAllentownReadingErieScrantonLancasterHarrisburgYorkWilkes-BarreAltoonaState CollegeChesterBethel ParkHazletonEaston Bradford  Clearfield  Tioga  Potter  Somerset  Crawford  McKean  Clinton  Indiana  Elk  Butler  Franklin  Wayne  Mercer  Monroe  Clarion  Greene  Beaver  Forest  Montour  Philadelphia  Pittsburgh  Allentown  Reading  Erie  Scranton  Lancaster  Harrisburg  York  Wilkes-Barre  Altoona  State College  Chester  Bethel Park  Hazleton  Easton PhiladelphiaPittsburghAllentownReadingErieBethlehemScrantonLancasterHarrisburgYorkWilkes-BarreAltoonaState CollegeChesterBethel ParkHazletonEaston Lycoming  Bradford  Clearfield  Tioga  Potter  Somerset  Crawford  McKean  Warren  Indiana  Elk  Fayette  Butler  Franklin  Wayne  Mercer  Clarion  Greene  Columbia  Beaver  Forest  Cameron  Juniata  Lebanon  Union  Philadelphia  Pittsburgh  Allentown  Reading  Erie  Bethlehem  Scranton  Lancaster  Harrisburg  York  Wilkes-Barre  Altoona  State College  Chester  Bethel Park  Hazleton  Easton PhiladelphiaPittsburghAllentownReadingErieBethlehemScrantonLancasterHarrisburgYorkWilkes-BarreAltoonaState CollegeNorristownChesterBethel ParkHazletonEaston Lycoming  Bradford  Clearfield  Tioga  Centre  Potter  Somerset  Crawford  Bedford  McKean  Clinton  Warren  Washington  Indiana  Susquehanna  Elk  Fayette  Butler  Franklin  Wayne  Cambria  Mercer  Venango  Jefferson  Bucks  Monroe  Greene  Dauphin  Perry  Cumberland  Adams  Columbia  Sullivan  Beaver  Forest  Mifflin  Wyoming  Cameron  Union  Philadelphia  Pittsburgh  Allentown  Reading  Erie  Bethlehem  Scranton  Lancaster  Harrisburg  York  Wilkes-Barre  Altoona  State College  Norristown  Chester  Bethel Park  Hazleton  Easton 
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Pennsylvania’s 67 counties, projected equal-area. Hover over a county, or tap it, for its seat and key numbers; select it for all its data.
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Pennsylvania at a glance

Pennsylvania’s 67 counties, by the numbers

The table lists every county’s population, median household income, unemployment, density, and land area. Sort it by any column to find yours or rank them. A few patterns stand out:

  • Concentrated. Half of Pennsylvania’s 13,059,432 residents live in just 9 of 67 counties, and the 5 largest hold 37.6% of the total. calculated from Census PEP V2025
  • Income tracks poverty. The gap from richest to poorest runs 2.4×, and the 10 highest-income counties average 8.0% in poverty against 15.4% for the 10 lowest. calculated from Census SAIPE 2024
  • The median county. Half of Pennsylvania’s counties have fewer than 82,878 residents, and half report a median household income below $66,998. calculated from Census PEP V2025 · Census SAIPE 2024
  • Lopsided density. Only 19 of 67 counties are denser than Pennsylvania’s statewide average of 292 people per square mile. calculated from Census PEP V2025 · Census TIGER 2026
Adams County107,594$85,8542.7%207/sq mi519 sq miGettysburg
Allegheny County1,225,035$80,8783.0%1,678/sq mi730 sq miPittsburgh
Armstrong County63,698$63,4723.1%97/sq mi653 sq miKittanning
Beaver County166,032$73,0773.3%382/sq mi435 sq miBeaver
Bedford County47,480$59,6452.7%47/sq mi1,012 sq miBedford
Berks County440,072$78,1763.4%514/sq mi856 sq miReading
Blair County119,541$65,9842.9%228/sq mi525 sq miHollidaysburg
Bradford County59,600$62,0092.9%52/sq mi1,147 sq miTowanda
Bucks County647,828$112,3312.9%1,072/sq mi604 sq miDoylestown
Butler County200,169$95,4502.7%254/sq mi789 sq miButler
Cambria County128,968$61,2233.4%187/sq mi688 sq miEbensburg
Cameron County4,211$56,5954.3%11/sq mi396 sq miEmporium
Carbon County65,868$66,9983.4%173/sq mi381 sq miJim Thorpe
Centre County157,393$76,5242.6%142/sq mi1,107 sq miBellefonte
Chester County557,116$130,8772.6%742/sq mi751 sq miWest Chester
Clarion County36,680$60,7553.2%61/sq mi601 sq miClarion
Clearfield County78,100$61,2763.0%68/sq mi1,145 sq miClearfield
Clinton County37,870$65,9833.1%43/sq mi890 sq miLock Haven
Columbia County66,193$65,0263.5%137/sq mi483 sq miBloomsburg
Crawford County81,792$58,7572.9%81/sq mi1,012 sq miMeadville
Cumberland County277,270$90,9392.6%508/sq mi545 sq miCarlisle
Dauphin County293,351$72,8753.2%559/sq mi525 sq miHarrisburg
Delaware County580,937$90,1133.3%3,161/sq mi184 sq miMedia
Elk County29,926$66,7412.8%36/sq mi827 sq miRidgway
Erie County265,832$63,9123.2%333/sq mi799 sq miErie
Fayette County123,021$60,0393.7%156/sq mi791 sq miUniontown
Forest County6,614$55,2133.3%15/sq mi427 sq miTionesta
Franklin County160,652$75,0612.8%208/sq mi772 sq miChambersburg
Fulton County14,483$69,3812.6%33/sq mi438 sq miMcConnellsburg
Greene County33,885$63,6083.3%59/sq mi576 sq miWaynesburg
Huntingdon County43,001$66,3553.0%49/sq mi875 sq miHuntingdon
Indiana County82,878$61,7683.1%100/sq mi827 sq miIndiana
Jefferson County43,255$61,1673.0%66/sq mi652 sq miBrookville
Juniata County23,403$71,1503.1%60/sq mi391 sq miMifflintown
Lackawanna County216,502$67,3413.4%472/sq mi459 sq miScranton
Lancaster County563,159$85,8292.5%597/sq mi944 sq miLancaster
Lawrence County83,911$59,6093.2%235/sq mi357 sq miNew Castle
Lebanon County146,380$74,2002.8%405/sq mi362 sq miLebanon
Lehigh County384,383$80,8203.5%1,113/sq mi345 sq miAllentown
Luzerne County332,126$66,2214.1%373/sq mi890 sq miWilkes-Barre
Lycoming County112,587$61,0343.1%92/sq mi1,229 sq miWilliamsport
McKean County38,984$59,1473.4%40/sq mi980 sq miSmethport
Mercer County107,860$61,0063.3%160/sq mi673 sq miMercer
Mifflin County46,127$64,9722.4%112/sq mi411 sq miLewistown
Monroe County167,179$76,9743.9%275/sq mi608 sq miStroudsburg
Montgomery County877,643$111,9152.7%1,817/sq mi483 sq miNorristown
Montour County17,868$78,0392.4%137/sq mi130 sq miDanville
Northampton County324,411$89,7123.3%877/sq mi370 sq miEaston
Northumberland County89,920$61,9843.1%196/sq mi458 sq miSunbury
Perry County46,806$77,0742.7%85/sq mi551 sq miBloomfield
Philadelphia County1,574,281$60,5004.3%11,720/sq mi134 sq miPhiladelphia
Pike County62,808$81,7173.7%115/sq mi545 sq miMilford
Potter County15,897$56,2293.7%15/sq mi1,081 sq miCoudersport
Schuylkill County145,085$68,5523.9%186/sq mi779 sq miPottsville
Snyder County39,655$65,1572.8%121/sq mi329 sq miMiddleburg
Somerset County72,004$62,6442.9%67/sq mi1,075 sq miSomerset
Sullivan County5,856$67,0012.9%13/sq mi450 sq miLaporte
Susquehanna County38,237$69,7713.0%46/sq mi823 sq miMontrose
Tioga County40,502$63,7343.1%36/sq mi1,134 sq miWellsboro
Union County42,313$74,7272.9%134/sq mi316 sq miLewisburg
Venango County49,346$59,7293.2%73/sq mi674 sq miFranklin
Warren County37,038$61,9192.9%42/sq mi884 sq miWarren
Washington County210,802$76,9613.0%246/sq mi857 sq miWashington
Wayne County51,703$67,6723.0%71/sq mi726 sq miHonesdale
Westmoreland County349,324$75,5502.9%340/sq mi1,028 sq miGreensburg
Wyoming County25,790$74,5903.2%65/sq mi397 sq miTunkhannock
York County473,197$81,5373.0%523/sq mi904 sq miYork

Click a column heading to sort all 67 counties. A suppressed estimate (coefficient of variation ≥ 0.30) shows a marker, never a guess. County seats are from Wikidata (CC0), each validated to a Census place inside its county. Where Wikidata has none, the seat comes from the page cited for that county in the seat file, and where the table names no seat, it says why. See the methodology.

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Map of Pennsylvania's 67 counties on official U.S. Census boundaries, with major cities: Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Reading, Erie, Bethlehem

Pennsylvania maps, colored by the data

Cities in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania has 1,012 incorporated cities, boroughs, and towns. The largest is Philadelphia in Philadelphia County with 1,579,706 residents. Use the search on the map above to find any city and highlight the county it sits in.

PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia County1,579,706
PittsburghAllegheny County304,759
AllentownLehigh County125,976
ReadingBerks County95,242
ErieErie County93,850
BethlehemNorthampton County +1 more (also Lehigh County)77,956
ScrantonLackawanna County76,033
LancasterLancaster County57,719
HarrisburgDauphin County50,287
YorkYork County44,938
Wilkes-BarreLuzerne County44,423
AltoonaBlair County43,196
State College (borough)Centre County41,050
Norristown (borough)Montgomery County35,893
ChesterDelaware County33,619
Bethel Park (municipality)Allegheny County32,881
HazletonLuzerne County30,111
EastonNorthampton County29,739
Monroeville (municipality)Allegheny County28,295
WilliamsportLycoming County27,612
Plum (borough)Allegheny County26,723
LebanonLebanon County26,536
Pottstown (borough)Montgomery County23,476
Chambersburg (borough)Franklin County22,319
Carlisle (borough)Cumberland County21,852
New CastleLawrence County21,579
Baldwin (borough)Allegheny County21,057
Murrysville (municipality)Westmoreland County20,817
West Chester (borough)Chester County20,666
Phoenixville (borough)Chester County19,452
West Mifflin (borough)Allegheny County19,190
Lansdale (borough)Montgomery County19,011
JohnstownCambria County18,087
McKeesportAllegheny County17,380
Hanover (borough)York County16,584
HermitageMercer County16,041
Franklin Park (borough)Allegheny County15,235
Whitehall (borough)Allegheny County14,811
GreensburgWestmoreland County14,741
Indiana (borough)Indiana County14,212
Dunmore (borough)Lackawanna County14,181
Wilkinsburg (borough)Allegheny County14,027
Ephrata (borough)Lancaster County13,772
Kingston (borough)Luzerne County13,397
WashingtonWashington County13,368
PottsvilleSchuylkill County13,364
CoatesvilleChester County13,353
ButlerButler County13,212
Bloomsburg (town)Columbia County13,024
SharonMercer County12,936

The table shows the 50 most populous. Search the map above for the other 962.

A city can reach into more than one county. The table names the one its center falls in; “+N more” counts the others, from the Census Bureau’s count of each city by county part Census ACS 2020–2024 place parts.

Which Pennsylvania county is the richest, largest, most crowded? The answers

  • Pennsylvania’s highest median household income is in Chester County ($130,877); the lowest is in Forest County ($55,213). Census SAIPE 2024
  • Pennsylvania’s most populous county is Philadelphia County (1,574,281); the least populous is Cameron County (4,211), a 374× spread. calculated from Census PEP V2025
  • Pennsylvania’s largest county by land area is Lycoming County (1,229 sq mi); the smallest is Montour County (130 sq mi). Census TIGER 2026
  • Pennsylvania’s highest population density is in Philadelphia County (11,720/sq mi); the lowest is in Cameron County (11/sq mi). calculated from Census PEP V2025 · Census TIGER 2026
  • Pennsylvania’s highest poverty rate is in Forest County (22.8%); the lowest is in Bucks County (6.1%). Census SAIPE 2024
  • In Pennsylvania, unemployment is highest in Cameron County and Philadelphia County (tied at 4.3%) and lowest in Mifflin County and Montour County (tied at 2.4%), for September 2026 (preliminary). BLS LAUS September 2026, preliminary
  • Pennsylvania’s highest median age is in Sullivan County (55.9); the lowest is in Centre County (34.2). Census ACS 2020–2024
  • Pennsylvania’s highest share of adults 25 and over with a bachelor’s degree or higher is in Chester County (57.1%); the lowest is in Forest County (12.3%). Census ACS 2020–2024

Every figure is a current official estimate from the source named, never a crowd-sourced or copied value. Suppressed estimates (coefficient of variation ≥ 0.30) are omitted, never guessed. See the full methodology.

Pennsylvania counties: common questions

How many counties are in Pennsylvania?

Pennsylvania has 67 counties covering 44,742 sq mi and about 13.1M residents. Every one is on the map and in the table above.

What is the largest county in Pennsylvania?

It depends on the measure. By land area it’s Lycoming County (1,229 sq mi); by population it’s Philadelphia County (1,574,281 residents).

What county is Philadelphia in?

Philadelphia, population 1,579,706, is in Philadelphia County. Use the search on the map to find any Pennsylvania city’s county.

What is the richest county in Pennsylvania?

By median household income, Chester County is the richest at $130,877; the poorest is Forest County at $55,213. Census SAIPE 2024

What is the most populous county in Pennsylvania?

Philadelphia County, with 1,574,281 residents, about 12.1% of Pennsylvania’s people. That is 374× the least populous, Cameron County (4,211).

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