Where is Lebanon, Pennsylvania, USA?

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Where is Lebanon Located? - Lebanon is a city located in the Lebanon County of Pennsylvania, United States. Lebanon lies between 48.1469683 Degrees North latitudes and 103.6179745 Degrees West longitudes.

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Where is Lebanon, Pennsylvania

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Where is Lebanon?: The Google Map showing the location of Lebanon in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania.

Where is Lebanon Located?

Lebanon is a city located in the Lebanon County of Pennsylvania, United States. Lebanon lies between 48.1469683 Degrees North latitudes and 103.6179745 Degrees West longitudes. According to 2020 U.S.census, the population of Lebanon city is 26814 people and the city has a total area of 4.17 sq mi. The city has numerous parks and recreational facilities.

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Lebanon, Pennsylvania Quick Facts

AttributeDetails
CityLebanon
CountyLebanon County
StatePennsylvania
State CapitalHarrisburg
US RegionNortheastern United States
Latitude40.3409° N
Longitude76.4113° W
Elevation489 ft (149 m)
Land Area4.18 sq mi
Water Area0.01 sq mi
Total Area4.19 sq mi
Population (2020 Census)26,814
Population Density6,415 per sq mi
ZIP Code17042
Area Code717
Time Zone StandardEastern Standard Time (EST, UTC−5)
Time Zone DaylightEastern Daylight Time (EDT, UTC−4)
CurrencyUnited States Dollar (USD)
FIPS Code42-42176
Congressional DistrictPennsylvania's 10th Congressional District

Transportation and Connectivity in Lebanon

CategoryDetails
Airport NameLancaster Airport
IATA CodeLNS
PortNot Applicable
Major HighwaysU.S. Route 422, Pennsylvania Route 72, Pennsylvania Route 343, Interstate 81 (nearby)
Train/Amtrak ServiceNo direct Amtrak service; nearby stations at Harrisburg and Elizabethtown
Local Bus/Transit ServiceLebanon Transit (LT) and LT Paratransit
  • U.S. Route 422 serves as the principal east-west highway connecting Lebanon with Reading and Hershey.
  • Pennsylvania Route 72 links the city with Lancaster to the south and Lickdale to the north.
  • Pennsylvania Route 343 provides access to nearby communities and recreational areas.
  • Interstate 81, located a short distance west of the city, offers regional connections to Harrisburg, Scranton, and the Mid-Atlantic region.

Top Places to Visit in Lebanon, Pennsylvania

Landmark NameType
Union Canal Tunnel ParkHistoric Park
Lebanon County Historical Society MuseumMuseum
Coleman Memorial ParkCommunity Park
Stoever's Dam ParkRecreation Area
Wertz CandiesLocal Attraction
Lebanon Farmers MarketPublic Market
Mount Gretna (Nearby)Arts and Recreation Area
Governor Dick ParkNature Park
Quentin TavernHistoric Site
Cornwall Iron FurnaceHistoric Landmark

Driving Distances from Lebanon, Pennsylvania to Nearby Cities

CityStateDistance (mi)Approx. Drive Time
HersheyPennsylvania1420 minutes
PalmyraPennsylvania715 minutes
HarrisburgPennsylvania2835 minutes
LancasterPennsylvania2940 minutes
ReadingPennsylvania2835 minutes
EphrataPennsylvania2230 minutes
YorkPennsylvania3950 minutes
PottsvillePennsylvania3545 minutes
CarlislePennsylvania4555 minutes
AllentownPennsylvania621 hour 10 minutes

Colleges and Universities in Lebanon, Pennsylvania

Institution NameTypeLevelNotable For
Lebanon Valley CollegePrivateCollegeLiberal arts, sciences, music, and health professions
Penn State HarrisburgPublicUniversityEngineering, business, and graduate programs
Harrisburg Area Community College (HACC) – Lebanon CampusPublicCommunity CollegeAssociate degrees and workforce education
Elizabethtown CollegePrivateCollegeLiberal arts and professional studies
Albright CollegePrivateCollegeBusiness, sciences, and liberal arts

Waterbodies in Lebanon, Pennsylvania

Lebanon is situated within the Quittapahilla Creek watershed. Other nearby waterbodies include Snitz Creek, Swatara Creek, Tulpehocken Creek, the Union Canal, Stoever's Dam, Memorial Lake, and Blue Marsh Lake, supporting recreation and regional water resources.

Stadiums in Lebanon

Arnold Sports Center, Lebanon High School Alumni Stadium, In The Net Sports Complex, Lebanon Valley College Arnold Field, and Fairview Golf Course provide facilities for football, baseball, soccer, indoor sports, and golf.

Lebanon, Pennsylvania — Key Historical Facts

  • Lebanon was founded in 1740 by George Steitz and developed as an important agricultural and trading community in southeastern Pennsylvania.
  • The city became well known during the nineteenth century for iron manufacturing and was home to several successful steel and foundry operations.
  • Lebanon is recognized as the birthplace of Lebanon Bologna, a distinctive smoked and fermented beef sausage that remains a regional specialty.
  • The construction of the Union Canal and later the railroad significantly expanded the city's commercial and industrial importance.
  • Today, Lebanon serves as the county seat of Lebanon County and maintains a diverse economy supported by manufacturing, healthcare, education, and retail businesses.

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