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The County of Pike was separated from Wayne County on March 26, 1814. It was named for Zebulon Montgomery Pike, discoverer of Pike's Peak and a General killed in the war of 1812. The County Seat is Milford. As of 2010, the population was 57,369.
Pike County is considered the most western edge of the Greater New York area surrounding New York City. As of 2006, Pike County was the fastest-growing county in the state of Pennsylvania. It is also the only Pennsylvania county in the Greater New York City Combined Statistical Area.
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Pike County is considered the most western edge of the Greater New York area surrounding New York City. As of 2006, Pike County was the fastest-growing county in the state of Pennsylvania. It is also the only Pennsylvania county in the Greater New York City Combined Statistical Area.
www.pikepa.org/
www.pikepa.org/countyinfo.html
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Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pike_County,_Pennsylvania
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Coordinates: 41°20'28"N 75°1'28"W
- Sussex County, New Jersey 3.2 km
- Thompson, New York 49 km
- Monroe County, Pennsylvania 53 km
- Neversink, New York 74 km
- Rockland, New York 75 km
- Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania 75 km
- Wayne County, Pennsylvania 83 km
- Town of Hancock, New York 86 km
- Colchester, New York 90 km
- Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania 119 km
- Lake Adventure Community Association 1.8 km
- Trails End Property Owners Association 8.4 km
- Birchwood Lakes 14 km
- German Hill 15 km
- Fairview Lake 15 km
- Promised Land State Park 16 km
- Woodloch Springs Resort and Golf Course 18 km
- Lake Wallenpaupack 19 km
- Hawley, Pennsylvania 20 km
- Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area 23 km