Susquehanna County
Rountable Leaders
- Honorable Kenneth W. Seamans
- (570) 278-4600
- Susan Adamec, Director
- (570) 278-4600
Historically Susquehanna County was a famous stop on the Underground Railroad, as slaves made their way north to freedom. Today Susquehanna County's 824 square miles of mountains and valleys are known for bluestone quarries and timber. Elk Mountain, the highest peak in Pennsylvania has 27 trails for skiers from novice to advanced. The Susquehanna River begins its course through Pennsylvania in the county.
Susquehanna County is proud of its reputation for friendliness and hospitality, a place where visitors are always welcome.
Susquehanna County Facts
- Population
- 42,238
- Class
- 6th
- Founded
- 1810
- County Seat
- Montrose, PA
- Website
- www.susqco.com