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Tiadaghton State Forest (/ˌtaɪəˈdɑːtən/; ty-ə-DAH-tən) is a
Pennsylvania State Forest (Forest
District #12) in the
Pennsylvania Department of Conservation...
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Tiadaghton Valley Regional Police Department (TVRPD) was a
regional police department in
Lycoming County, Pennsylvania. As of
January 1, 2023, TVRPD...
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protected area in
Lycoming County, Pennsylvania,
United States. It is part of
Tiadaghton State Forest. The
Natural Area
protects a
copse of old
growth trees, including...
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declaration of
independence from
Britain on July 4, 1776
beneath the "
Tiadaghton Elm" on the
banks of Pine Cr****. The
British colonial government purchased...
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western border divided colonial Pennsylvania and
Indian Country along Tiadaghton Cr****. The
colonial government claimed this was Pine Cr****, the Kanien'kehá:ka...
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official length is 356.51 miles."{{cite web}}: CS1 maint:
postscript (link) "
Tiadaghton Hiking".
Pennsylvania Department of
Conservation and
Natural Resources...
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harvested and
transported by train,
initially to
Leonard Harrison's mill at
Tiadaghton. When that
burned in 1905, the
lumber went to the
Leetonia mill on Cedar...
- in ****mings
Township on
Pennsylvania Route 44 and is
surrounded by the
Tiadaghton State Forest. It is on
Upper Pine
Bottom Run,
which gave the park its...
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again line) much of its banks. The
Iroquois called Pine Cr****
Tiadaghton,
which according to Owlett,
either meant "The
River of Pines" or "The...
- However, the Line of
Property (or
Purchase Line)
border defined by "
Tiadaghton Cr****"
dividing colonial and
Native American lands was disputed. The colonists...
