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Lancaster

Also known as Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Lancaster, PA, Hickory Town

ciudad en el estado de Pensilvania, Estados Unidos

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Lancaster is a city in central Pennsylvania that serves as the county seat of Lancaster County. It is historically significant as a center of Pennsylvania Dutch culture and has been an important regional hub for trade, agriculture, and industry since its founding in the 18th century.

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Jurisdiction: US-PA
Headquarters: Lancaster, US

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Wikidata facts

Official name: Lancaster
Country: United States
Located in: Lancaster County
Population: 58039
Area: 19.048555
Elevation: 112
Time zone: Eastern Time Zone
Capital of: Lancaster County
Founded by: James Hamilton
Official website: buffer.com/p/cityoflancpa
Image: Lancaster Pennsylvania downtown.jpg
Households: 22055
Dialing code: 717

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different from: Lancaster Township
postal code: 17606
twinned administrative body: Beit Shemesh
Commons category: Lancaster, Pennsylvania
topic's main category: Category:Lancaster, Pennsylvania
category for people born here: Category:Births in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
inception: 1730-00-00
category of associated people: Category:People from Lancaster, Pennsylvania
P8168: injection
described by source: Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
water area: 0.331466
water as percent of area: 1.7404
per capita income: 24073
P12749: Elizabeth von Arnim

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Article · Español

Lancaster, la Ciudad de la Rosa Roja, es una ciudad en el sector sur-central del estado estadounidense de Pensilvania y la cabeza del condado de Lancaster. Con 55 351 habitantes, ocupa el 515.º puesto de las ciudades más pobladas del país, aunque su área metropolitana es la 99.ª, con una población estimada de 490 562 habitantes (en 2005).

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