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Pennsylvania Route 51 / Monaca /  Pennsylvania / Rochester–Monaca Bridge / Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad / Monaca – East Rochester Bridge / Pennsylvania Route 18 / Chester /  Pennsylvania / Ohio River Trail / Geography of Pennsylvania / Pennsylvania / Pittsburgh metropolitan area
Date: 2012-12-12 13:04:23
Pennsylvania Route 51
Monaca
Pennsylvania
Rochester–Monaca Bridge
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
Monaca – East Rochester Bridge
Pennsylvania Route 18
Chester
Pennsylvania
Ohio River Trail
Geography of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh metropolitan area

M O N AC A NAMED AFTER ‘MONACATOOTHA’ POPULATION 5,[removed]SQUARE MILES 16 PARK/PLAYGROUND FACILITIES

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