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Pennsylvania County Map With Cities

By Marko Visic · Updated Oct 5, 2026

Pennsylvania has 67 counties, covering 44,742 square miles of land. The Census Bureau estimates its population at 13,059,432 as of July 1, 2025. The largest county by land area is Lycoming County; the most populous is Philadelphia County; the least populous is Cameron County.

Counties
67
Population
13,059,432
Land area
44,742 sq mi
Capital
Harrisburg
Time Zone
Eastern (ET)

Tap or click any county for details. Need a printable version? Blank Pennsylvania map (PDF/PNG/SVG).

All 67 Pennsylvania counties

County FIPS code Population (July 1, 2025) ▼Change since April 2020 Land area (sq mi) People per sq mi Median household income (2020–2024)
Philadelphia County421011,574,281-1.8%13411,720$61,953
Allegheny County420031,225,035-2.0%7301,678$78,548
Montgomery County42091877,643+2.5%4831,817$113,915
Bucks County42017647,828+0.2%6041,072$114,764
Delaware County42045580,937+0.7%1843,161$89,546
Lancaster County42071563,159+1.8%944597$86,959
Chester County42029557,116+4.2%751742$127,208
York County42133473,197+3.7%904523$84,829
Berks County42011440,072+2.6%856514$79,777
Lehigh County42077384,383+2.6%3451,113$80,079
Westmoreland County42129349,324-1.5%1,028340$74,109
Luzerne County42079332,126+2.0%890373$63,691
Northampton County42095324,411+3.7%370877$89,184
Dauphin County42043293,351+2.4%525559$76,242
Cumberland County42041277,270+6.9%545508$87,494
Erie County42049265,832-1.9%799333$63,354
Lackawanna County42069216,502+0.3%459472$66,223
Washington County42125210,802+0.7%857246$78,958
Butler County42019200,169+3.3%789254$89,843
Monroe County42089167,179-0.7%608275$83,565
Beaver County42007166,032-1.3%435382$71,089
Franklin County42055160,652+3.0%772208$77,003
Centre County42027157,393-0.5%1,107142$74,291
Lebanon County42075146,380+2.2%362405$78,425
Schuylkill County42107145,085+1.4%779186$68,313
Cambria County42021128,968-3.4%688187$58,418
Fayette County42051123,021-4.5%791156$58,236
Blair County42013119,541-2.7%525228$62,382
Lycoming County42081112,587-1.4%1,22992$63,917
Mercer County42085107,860-2.5%673160$59,976
Adams County42001107,594+3.6%519207$84,092
Northumberland County4209789,920-1.9%458196$60,583
Lawrence County4207383,911-2.5%357235$61,931
Indiana County4206382,878-0.4%827100$60,208
Crawford County4203981,792-2.6%1,01281$60,476
Clearfield County4203378,100-3.1%1,14568$62,152
Somerset County4211172,004-2.9%1,07567$61,446
Columbia County4203766,193+2.3%483137$64,644
Carbon County4202565,868+1.7%381173$67,554
Armstrong County4200563,698-2.9%65397$65,008
Pike County4210362,808+7.3%545115$81,323
Bradford County4201559,600-0.6%1,14752$63,675
Wayne County4212751,703+1.1%72671$62,381
Venango County4212149,346-2.2%67473$61,522
Bedford County4200947,480-0.2%1,01247$59,992
Perry County4209946,806+2.1%55185$79,444
Mifflin County4208746,1270.0%411112$63,953
Jefferson County4206543,255-2.8%65266$58,686
Huntingdon County4206143,001-2.4%87549$65,557
Union County4211942,313-0.9%316134$76,404
Tioga County4211740,502-1.3%1,13436$64,899
Snyder County4210939,655-0.2%329121$66,876
McKean County4208338,984-3.6%98040$62,905
Susquehanna County4211538,237-0.5%82346$68,487
Clinton County4203537,870+1.1%89043$60,816
Warren County4212337,038-4.0%88442$60,480
Clarion County4203136,680-1.5%60161$62,649
Greene County4205933,885-5.7%57659$68,041
Elk County4204729,926-3.4%82736$66,380
Wyoming County4213125,790-1.1%39765$72,460
Juniata County4206723,403-0.4%39160$66,318
Montour County4209317,868-1.5%130137$76,976
Potter County4210515,897-3.1%1,08115$59,020
Fulton County4205714,483-0.5%43833$65,836
Forest County420536,614-5.3%42715$52,191
Sullivan County421135,856+0.4%45013$69,764
Cameron County420234,211-7.3%39611$50,573

FIPS code: the Census Bureau’s five-digit county ID, a two-digit state code plus a three-digit county code. It is not a ZIP code.

How many counties does Pennsylvania have?

Pennsylvania has 67 counties covering 44,742 square miles. The state was admitted to the Union in 1787 as the 2nd state.

The largest county by land area is Lycoming County at 1,229 square miles, home to 112,587 residents. The most populous is Philadelphia County with 1,574,281 residents — a density of 11,720 people per square mile. At the other end of the scale, Cameron County has 4,211 residents.

Pennsylvania’s capital is Harrisburg, while the largest city is Philadelphia.

Related resources

Download a printable outline of Pennsylvania’s county boundaries from our blank map of Pennsylvania page — available in SVG, PNG, and PDF.

Use the What County Am I In? tool to detect which Pennsylvania county a GPS location or address falls in, or the Address to County Lookup for batch input.

For demographic radius analysis, the Find ZIP Codes in Radius and Population Within Radius tools let you draw a circle around any Pennsylvania address and see every ZIP code and the total population inside.

Two SimpleMapLab studies cover Pennsylvania specifically: the 100-mile radius around Harrisburg measures how much of the state lives within 100 miles of its capitol, and the loneliest town in Pennsylvania ranks the state’s most isolated inhabited place. The county-counts blog post puts Pennsylvania’s 67 counties in national context.

Frequently asked questions

Pennsylvania has 67 counties. The state was admitted to the Union in 1787 as the 2nd state. County boundaries have shifted over time as the population spread and new administrative units were carved from existing ones.
Lycoming County is the largest by land area at 1,229 square miles, with 112,587 residents.
Philadelphia County is the most populous, with 1,574,281 residents over 134 square miles.
Cameron County has the smallest population at 4,211 residents.
Harrisburg is the state capital of Pennsylvania. The largest city is Philadelphia.
County population is the US Census Bureau's Vintage 2025 estimate for July 1, 2025; land and water area are from the 2026 Census Gazetteer; median household income is from the American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates. The county boundaries drawn on the map are the US Atlas TopoJSON build of the Census Bureau's TIGER/Line shapefiles. All figures are US Census Bureau data in the public domain.
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