Springs, Pennsylvania

Springs is an unincorporated community in Elk Lick Township, Somerset County, Pennsylvania, United States. Springs is known for its Spring Folk Festival, which takes place annually in October, its museum and its farmers' market.^{[citation needed]} It is part of the Johnstown, Pennsylvania Metropolitan Statistical Area.

External links

• Springs Historical Society

39°44′01″N 79°08′57″W / 39.73361°N 79.14917°W / 39.73361; -79.14917

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Municipalities and communities of Somerset County, Pennsylvania, United States

County seat: Somerset

Boroughs

• Addison
• Berlin
• Boswell
• Callimont
• Casselman
• Central City
• Confluence
• Garrett
• Hollsopple
• Hooversville
• Indian Lake
• Jennerstown
• Meyersdale
• New Baltimore
• New Centerville
• Paint
• Rockwood
• Salisbury
• Seven Springs‡
• Shanksville
• Somerset
• Stoystown
• Ursina
• Wellersburg
• Windber

Townships

• Addison
• Allegheny
• Black
• Brothersvalley
• Conemaugh
• Elk Lick
• Fairhope
• Greenville
• Jefferson
• Jenner
• Larimer
• Lincoln
• Lower Turkeyfoot
• Middlecreek
• Milford
• Northampton
• Ogle
• Paint
• Quemahoning
• Shade
• Somerset
• Southampton
• Stonycreek
• Summit
• Upper Turkeyfoot

CDPs

• Cairnbrook
• Davidsville
• Edie
• Friedens
• Jerome

Unincorporated
communities

• Acosta
• Blough
• Boynton
• Deal
• Fairhope
• Fort Hill
• Gray
• Hidden Valley
• Hiyasota
• Husband
• Jenners
• Kantner
• Lambertsville
• Listie
• Markleton
• Quecreek
• Ralphton
• Randolph
• Reading Number Three
• Seanor
• Sipesville
• Springs
• West Salisbury
• Zimmerman

Footnotes

‡This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties

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