Carbon County

A multi-tiered waterfall cascades down rugged rock formations surrounded by lush green foliage in Lehigh Gorge State Park, Carbon County.

Buttermilk Falls in Lehigh Gorge

Photo Credit: Hannah Sauder

About the Area

Kegerreis’ Carbon market consists of Carbon County. Carbon is in the southwest corner of the Poconos region. The county was named for the large coal fields and coal mining industry in the county. The county seat is Jim Thorpe, previously named Mauch Chunk, which is known as the “Little Switzerland of America.” Most of the county is State Game Land or State Park Land. The main routes include Interstate 476, which enters from from Lehigh County and flows into Luzerne County. In northern Carbon Interstate 476 intersects Interstate 80, which flows from Luzerne County to Monroe County. US 209 flows from Schuylkill County, through Lansford, Jim Thorpe, Lehighton, Weissport and Forest Inn before exiting into Monroe County. Other routes include PA Routes 54, 93 248, 443, 534, 895, 902, 903, Little Gap Road, and Pohopoco Drive.

Kegerreis has OOH opportunities along US Route 209, PA Routes 443 and 902, East Phillips Street in Coaldale, Little Gap Road between Little Gap and Palmerton, Mauch Chunk Road in Palmerton, Center Street in Parryville, PA Route 443 and Oak Grove Drive near the Jake Arner Airport and Mahoning Valley Speedway, and Brenkman Drive in Weatherly.

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18012, 18030, 18058, 18071, 18201, 18210, 18211, 18212, 18216, 18229, 18230, 18232, 18235, 18237, 18240, 18244, 18250, 18254, 18255, 18624, and 18661

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Jim Thorpe’s Grave, Jim Thorpe Football Stadium, Jim Thorpe Memorial Hall, Blue Mountain Resort, Jack Frost Big Boulder Mountain Resort, Split Rock Resort, Lehigh Canal, Central Railroad of New Jersey Station, Asa Packer Mansion, St. John the Baptist Byzantine Catholic Church, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Dimmick Memorial Library, Mauch Chunk Opera House, Harry Packer Mansion, Hooven Mercantile Building, Panther Valley Public Library, Mauch Chunk Museum and Cultural Center, No. 9 Coal Mine & Museum, Anita Shapolsky Art Foundation, Bear Mountain Butterfly Sanctuary, Galen Glen Winery, Tours by Jim Thorpe Trolley Company, Penn’s Peak, Radical Wine Company, Skirmish Paintball, Lehigh Gorge State Park.

The top employers in Carbon include Saint Luke’s Hospital, Blue Mountain Resort, VR US Holdings (Jack Frost Big Boulder Mountain Resort, a Vail Resort), Wal-Mar, Lehigh Valley Hospital Center, the county, state, and federal governments, Behavioral Health Associates, the school districts, Blue Ridge Cable Technologies, PenTeleData, Little Leaf Farms, Giant, Forest Hills Rehabilitation & Health, Blue Ridge Pressure Castings, Mahoning Valley Nursing & Rehab Center, Lowe’s, Bayada Home Health Care, Saint Luke’s Physician Group, The Times News, and SCH USA LLC (Split Rock Resort, by Bel Air Collection).

Lehigh Carbon Community College – Carbon Campus is the only college in the county.

High Schools and School Districts include Jim Thorpe Area High School by Jim Thorpe School District, Lehighton Area HS by Lehighton Area SD, Palmerton Area HS by Palmerton Area SD, Panther Valley Junior/Senior HS by Panther Valley SD, and Weatherly Area HS by Weatherly Area SD. High School Students may also attend Carbon Career & Technical Institute. The above districts and students may receive services from Carbon-Lehigh Intermediate Unit 21.

Newspapers: Times News published daily online and weekly in print from Lehighton, The Jim Thorpe Current published monthly from Jim Thorpe,

Radio: Nostalgia Radio 1410 AM – WLSH (Music and Variety)

TV: Blue Ridge Communications 13 – BRCTV, PTN (Pocono Television Network) CH 734 on Blue Ridge Cable

Photos of Carbon County

Golden autumn leaves rest on a metal picnic table in Jim Thorpe, Carbon County, with a historic gazebo and colorful buildings in the background.

Jim Thorpe Town Square

Photo Credit: Hannah Sauder

A scenic view of the Lehigh Gorge Trail in Carbon County, featuring a rocky cliffside, a rushing river, and a railway bridge surrounded by lush greenery.

Lehigh Gorge Trail at Jim Thorpe Tunnel

Photo Credit: Hannah Sauder

People gather around a gazebo in Jim Thorpe’s town square, Carbon County, on a sunny autumn day, surrounded by colorful foliage and historic buildings.

Jim Thorpe Town Square Gazebo

Photo Credit: Hannah Sauder

Black-and-white headshot of a man named Eric Murr in a suit with an open-collared dress shirt, smiling confidently.

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