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06:1719:54source: Počasí.cz
Scranton, Pennsylvania, is the largest city in Northeastern Pennsylvania and the county seat of Lackawanna County. Originally a small, agrarian village with New England roots, it rapidly transformed into a major industrial center fueled by iron, steel, and especially anthracite coal in the 19th and early 20th centuries. This growth attracted waves of immigrants, creating a diverse, multicultural city. Known as the “Electric City” for being a pioneer in electric lighting and streetcars, Scranton's economy peaked during WWII but declined with the fall of the coal industry. Today, it’s a regional hub with thriving healthcare, academic, and tourism sectors, boasting a population of over 76,000.
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| population: | 76,328 |
| named after: | George W. Scranton |
| area: | 66.1 km² |
| lies on: | Lackawanna River, Lake Scranton |
| head of government: | Paige Gebhardt Cognetti |
| postal code: | 18503, 18501, 18502, 18504, 18505, 18507, 18508, 18509, 18510, 18512, 18515, 18517, 18518, 18519, 18540, 18577 |
| elevation above sea level: | 227 m |
41.4086875N, 75.6621294W
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