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Pennsylvania towns beginning with the letter C Cairnbrook Clarks Green California Clarks Summit Callensburg Clarksville Callery Clay Callimont Claysburg Caln Claysville Calumet Clearfield Cambridge Springs Cleona Camp Hill Clifton Heights Campbelltown Clinton Canadohta Lake Clintonville Canonsburg Clymer Canton Coal Center Carbondale Coaldale Carlisle Coalmont Carmichaels Coalport Carnegie Coatesville Carnot-Moon Coburn Carroll Valley Cochranton Carrolltown Cochranville Cashtown Cokeburg Cassandra Collegeville Casselman Collingdale Cassville Collinsburg Castanea Colonial Park Castle Shannon Colony Park Catasauqua Columbia Catawissa Columbus Cecil-Bishop Colver Cedar Crest Colwyn Cementon Commodore Centerport Conashaugh Lakes Centerville Conestoga Central City Confluence Centralia Conneaut Lake Centre Hall Conneaut Lakeshore Cetronia Conneautville Chalfant Connellsville Chalfont Connoquenessing Chalkhill Conshohocken Chambersburg Conway Chapman Conyngham Charleroi Coopersburg Chase Cooperstown Cherry Tree Coplay Cherry Valley Coral Cherryville Coraopolis Chest Springs Cornwall Chester Cornwells Heights Chester Heights Corry Chester Hill Corsica Chesterbrook Coudersport Cheswick Courtdale Chevy Chase Heights Crabtree Chewton Crafton Cheyney University Cranesville Chicora Creekside Chinchilla Crenshaw Christiana Cresson Church Hill Cressona Churchill Cross Creek Churchtown Cross Roads Churchville Crown Clairton Croydon Clarence Crucible Clarendon Cumbola Clarion Curtisville Clark Curwensville

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Sources of information: Census, FBI Crime Statistics, NOAA
Disclaimer: The information presented here are for the general population, assume the same rate of crime in the future, and an evenly distributed amount of crime throughout the city in question. They are not meant to accurately predict whether one person in particular will be a victim of crime. Percentages are based on the population of the city/town in question, except for burglaries, which are based on the number of households..