Pennsylvania Zip Code Map
Looking for a Pennsylvania zip code map? Pennsylvania zip codes generally fall between 150XX and 196XX. See our map to find the one you need.
Looking for a Pennsylvania zip code map? Pennsylvania zip codes generally fall between 150XX and 196XX. See our map to find the one you need.
The 67 counties on our map of Pennsylvania are defined by the Appalachian Mountains. Harrisburg is between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
Our precipitation map of Pennsylvania shows the Appalachian Mountains creating wetter conditions in the central and northern regions.
Pennsylvania is located in the Mid-Atlantic and Great Lakes regions. You’ll notice that the Delaware River forms the eastern border.
Our map shows federal land concentrated in the northwest. Allegheny National Forest covers a large, continuous stretch of forested terrain.
Population concentrates at the eastern and western ends of the state. The central mountains show much lower density.
Pittsburgh Airport is shown with its runways and terminals. Our map highlights each primary highways like Airport Parkway.
Here’s our map of Philadelphia International Airport showing terminals, runways, and the highways wrapping around the complex.
Start with this map of Longwood Gardens to follow paths and the main garden areas. Our map highlights ponds, trails, and the surrounding roads.
Pennsylvania is Appalachian ridges and valleys from end to end. The mountains run diagonally across the state in our physical map.
Pennsylvania has a nearly rectangular outline. The state stretches from the mountains to the Delaware River along the eastern edge.
Pennsylvania has 67 counties with Philadelphia as its own county. Allegheny County holds Pittsburgh in the west, including rural counties.
Our map of Chestnut Hill highlights the business district in northwest Philadelphia. You’ll also find local parks and city streets.
Explore Downtown Philadelphia with our map, covering between the Schuylkill and Delaware Rivers. It shows streets, city squares and landmarks.
Explore Downtown Pittsburgh with our map, showing where the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers meet. It’s a triangular core with skyline views.