- the 2020 census, the po****tion was 10,808.
Cocalico Township was
divided into East
Cocalico, West
Cocalico, and
Ephrata Townships in 1838. The Bucher...
- was 7,491 at the time of the 2020 census.
Cocalico Township was
divided into East
Cocalico and West
Cocalico Townships in 1838.
Among the township's historical...
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known as Bucher's Thal, or "Bucher Valley", in
reference to the
adjacent Cocalico Cr****. In the mid-18th century, a
gristmill was
built along the cr****,...
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Cocalico Bridge can
refer to:
Bridges spanning the
Cocalico Cr**** in
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania: Bucher's Mill
Covered Bridge, the
Cocalico #2 Bridge...
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Cocalico Cr**** is a 27.2-mile-long (43.8 km)
tributary of the
Conestoga River in
Lebanon and
Lancaster counties in
Pennsylvania in the
United States. The...
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covers the
boroughs of
Denver and
Adamstown and East
Cocalico Township and West
Cocalico Township.
Cocalico School District encomp****es
approximately 51 square...
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Cocalico is an
unincorporated community located within West
Cocalico Township in
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania,
United States.
Cocalico is
located at...
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grades 9-12. The
school is part of the
Cocalico School District,
serving East
Cocalico Township, West
Cocalico Township, Denver, and
Adamstown in northern...
- as
Stevens P.O. The
Schoeneck and
Reamstown Elementary Schools, in the
Cocalico School District, have
Stevens addresses, as do
several churches and the...
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Welsh names (Caernarvon and Lampeter),
three had
Native American names (
Cocalico,
Conestoga and
Peshtank or Paxton), six were
English (Warwick, Lancaster...
