Geography of State College

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State College, Pennsylvania, a city in Centre County. It lies in the Nittany Valley in the Alleghenies, near the geographic center of the state. State College is the home of Pennsylvania State University and is primarily an educational community, concerned with providing services to the university. State College was settled in 1859. It has the council-manager form of government.

Population: 38,420.

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