Pennsylvania, State in the U.S Northeast.
Pennsylvania, also known as 'Keystone State', boasts vast landscapes from rugged mountains to lush forests.
Established by William Penn, it was one of the 13 original colonies.
With a rich history of immigration, Pennsylvania hosts numerous cultural festivals throughout the year which reflect its diverse population.
Its main cities are Philadelphia, known for its arts scene, and Pittsburgh, renowned for its steel industry.
It is home to the largest Amish population in the world.
Location: United States of America
Inception: December 12, 1787
Capital city: Harrisburg
Population: 13002700
Elevation above the sea: 335 m
Website: pa.gov
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