The county of York is located in Pennsylvania and was founded in August 19, 1749. There are 442,867 residents in York who have access to courthouses in Dallastown, Dillsburg, Dover, Hanover, Lewisberry, New Freedom, Red Lion, Spring Grove, Stewartstown, York. In general, each county has a full set of courts, from traffic court to superior and appellate court; supreme courts are usually located in the state capital. Pennsylvania is part of the 3rd federal circuit court as well.
There are 4,049 residents in Dallastown, which is 0.8 square miles and 876ft above sea level. It was settled in 1844 and is governed by a Borough Council local government.
There are 2,563 residents in Dillsburg, which is 0.8 square miles and 659ft above sea level. It was settled in 1740 and is governed by a Borough Council local government.
There are 2,007 residents in Dover, which is 0.5 square miles and 443ft above sea level. It was settled in 1764 and is governed by a Borough Council local government.
There are 362 residents in Lewisberry, which is 0.1 square miles and 433ft above sea level. It was settled in 1798 and is governed by a Borough Council local government.
There are 4,464 residents in New Freedom, which is 2.1 square miles and 643ft above sea level. It was settled in 1783 and is governed by a Borough Council local government.
There are 6,373 residents in Red Lion, which is 1.3 square miles and 921ft above sea level. It was settled in 1852.
There are 2,167 residents in Spring Grove, which is 0.8 square miles and 443ft above sea level. It was settled in 1747 and is governed by a Borough Council local government.
There are 2,089 residents in Stewartstown, which is 0.8 square miles. It was settled in 1767 and is governed by a local government.
There are 43,718 residents in York, which is 5.3 square miles.