Wyoming County is included in the Scranton–Wilkes-Barre–Hazleton Metropolitan Statistical Area. Wyoming County’s seat is Tunkhannock Borough, which lies on the northeast bank of the Susquehanna River. The Tunkhannock area is a significant transportation hub within the county as most major routes pass through it. On the other side of the river is an airport, Skyhaven Airport. Lumber was Wyoming’s main industry until 1900, when farming surpassed it. However, since the mid-1960’s Proctor & Gamble’s paper production plant has been the largest employer.
The main routes in Wyoming County are US Routes 6 and 11, and PA Routes 29, 87, 267, 309, and 4002. Routes 6 and 11 diverge after entering Wyoming County from Lackawanna County in the east around the community of Factoryville. Route 6 passes west through Tunkhannock and then northwest through Meshoppen and Laceyville before exiting into Bradford County. Route 11 passes north through Nicholson and then into Susquehanna County. PA 87 enters from Sullivan County in the west and truncates at Tunkhannock after passing through Forston and Mehoopany. PA 29 enters from the north near Lemon and passes through Tunkahnnock and Evans Falls before PA 309 splits off. PA 29 exits into Luzerne County after passing through Noxon Township. PA 309 passes through Beaumont before exiting into Luzerne County.
Kegerreis offers marketing opportunities along US 6, PA Route 29, and 309 in Tunkhannock and Beaumont in Monroe Township.
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18414, 18419, 18446, 18612, 18614, 18615, 18618, 18623, 18625, 18629, 18630, 18636, and 18657
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Christy Mathewson Park, Creekside Gardens. Davis Crossing Preserve, Endless Mountain Campground, Harding’s Dairy Bar & Golf, Old Carter Barn, Oldest House – Laceyville Area Historical Society, Stone Hedge Golf Course, Restaurant, & Event Center, Wyoming County Fair, The Greens at Shadowbrook, Tunkhannock Viaduct, and Wyoming County Cultural Center at the Dietrich Theater.
Procter & Gamble Paper Products, Exel, the school districts, Walmart, Williams WPC-I, county and state governments, Manpower, Meshoppen Stone, Southwestern Energy Company, Industrial Construction Services/Design, Weis Markets, Mountain Energy Services, and Millwood Inc.
There is one college, Keystone College.
Public Schools and School Districts: Elk Lake Junior Senior High School (located in Susquehanna County) by Elk Lake SD, Lackawanna Trail J/S HS by Lackawanna Trail SD, Lake-Lehman J/S HS (located in Luzerne County) by Lake-Lehman SD, Tunkhannock HS by Tunkhannock SD, Wyalusing Valley J/S HS (located in Bradford County) by Wyalusing SD, and Wyoming Area Secondary Center (located in Luzerne County) by Wyoming Area SD. Students and educators may receive additional programs and services from the Luzerne Intermediate Unit.
Newspapers: Wyoming County Press Examiner published daily from Tunkhannock
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