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Names on the South Williamsport map

Every name below is printed on this map. Look for your street, your school, the park where you played, or the pond down the road.

Streets and roads114

  • Riverside Drive
  • Hastings Street
  • South Market Street
  • West Southern Avenue
  • Montgomery Pike
  • Main Street
  • West Mountain Avenue
  • Grove Street
  • West Front Street
  • West Bald Eagle Avenue
  • West Eighth Avenue
  • West Central Avenue
  • West Pheasant Alley
  • West Cardinal Alley
  • Curtin Street
  • East Mountain Avenue
  • Matthews Boulevard
  • East Central Avenue
  • Reynolds Street
  • South Howard Street
  • East Second Avenue
  • Hill Street
  • Kane Street
  • Fleming Street
  • Percy Street
  • East Seventh Avenue
  • Clinton Street
  • Charles Street
  • Sylvan Dell Road
  • Bayard Street
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  • George Street
  • Kaiser Avenue
  • Clark Street
  • East Southern Avenue
  • Pine Crest Drive
  • Fairmont Avenue
  • Church Street
  • South Maynard Street
  • Ballpark Boulevard
  • West Second Avenue
  • Southmount Avenue
  • Brown Street
  • Sidney Street
  • Winthrop Street
  • Thompson Street
  • Linden Street
  • Beech Street
  • Whitford Avenue
  • West Sixth Avenue
  • West Blue Bird Alley
  • Phillips Park Drive
  • Grandview Place
  • Sylvan Drive
  • Forrest Street
  • North Bald Eagle Alley
  • Lowe Street
  • Be Daro Drive
  • Blue Jay Alley
  • West Highland Avenue
  • Parakeet Alley
  • Harvard Avenue
  • Stadium Drive
  • Elm Street
  • East Fifth Avenue
  • Bastian Avenue
  • Swan Alley
  • West Lincoln Avenue
  • Raven Alley
  • North Bald Eagle Avenue
  • West First Avenue
  • Jaculin Avenue
  • Charlotte Avenue
  • Furey Street
  • Heron Alley
  • Stanton Street
  • Parrot Alley
  • Eckmont Avenue
  • Borderline Road
  • Childs Drive
  • Girio Terrace
  • Fisher Street
  • Wren Alley
  • Maynard Street
  • Flamingo
  • Quail
  • Staton Street
  • Teal Alley
  • East First Avenue
  • West Seventh Avenue
  • Sandpiper Alley
  • Blue Bill Alley
  • West Ninth Avenue
  • Seagull Alley
  • Skylark Way
  • South Woodland Avenue
  • Allen Avenue
  • Sparrow Alley
  • Poke Alley
  • Girard Avenue
  • Oak Street
  • Meadow Street
  • Henry Street
  • East Lincoln Avenue
  • Grouse Alley
  • Crane
  • Chickadee Alley
  • Sherwood Avenue
  • Childs Avenue
  • Flicker Alley
  • Brooke Lane
  • Brion Place
  • Champions Drive
  • McCormick Street
  • Factory Street

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About South Williamsport, Pennsylvania

South Williamsport is a borough of 6,261 people in Lycoming County, on the West Branch Susquehanna River across from Williamsport. Its first settler is thought to have been Aaron Hagerman, a Hollander who came soon after the Revolutionary War, and Hagermans Run, the stream that crosses the borough, still bears his name.

Small villages called Rocktown and Bootstown grew up here. Michael McDonough opened a tavern where Hagermans Run reaches the river, and Jacob Weiss bought 40 acres, laid out town lots and ran a brickyard, an oil mill and a gristmill nearby. The land belonged to Armstrong Township until November 29, 1886, when the county court joined Rocktown, Billman and the land around them into the borough of South Williamsport, which marked its centennial in 1986.

  • Little League World SeriesSouth Williamsport is best known around the world as the host of the Little League World Series. Little League Baseball, Inc. is one of the borough's main employers, and the Little League Museum stands on Montgomery Pike.
  • Doors for the White HouseW. D. Crooks & Sons started in South Williamsport in 1886 and turned Pennsylvania hardwoods and imported woods into wood-veneer doors, some of which hung in the U.S. Capitol and the White House. The plant moved across the river to Williamsport in 1898, employed 125 people by the 1940s and closed in 1971.
  • Sawmills and the logging boomLike Williamsport, the borough lived on wood. Sawmills, furniture factories and planing mills were busiest in the logging boom after the Civil War, and in 1890 the borough had 2,900 residents, with about 600 pupils in 10 schools. The trade faded in the 1890s, once the hills had been cut bare and the logging crews moved west.
  • A stadium in the hillsideRodney K. Morgans Stadium, where the South Williamsport Mountaineers play, ranks among Pennsylvania's oldest high school football stadiums. It is cut into the hill between Central and Rommelt Elementary Schools.

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