Canonsburg: Home to Pennsylvania’s Second-Largest Fourth of July Parade

Latitude and longitude coordinates are: 40.262569, -80.187279.

Canonsburg is a borough in Pennsylvania, United States, located within Washington County and 21 miles southwest of Pittsburgh. It is bordered by Houston, Cecil Township, North Strabane Township, and Chartiers Township. Founded in 1791, named after John Canon, and incorporated in 1802, it was the capital of the local coal industry. From 1911 to 1922, Canonsburg was home to the Standard Chemical Company, the first commercial producer of radium in the United States. The town of Canonsburg was also home to Black Horse Tavern, a historic tavern opened in 1794 and demolished in 1910. The place is known as the birthplace of the Whiskey Rebellion.

The Traditional Fourth of July Parade in Canonsburg, the second-largest in the state, attracts a great number of guests and tourists from the neighboring cities and towns. There are a few points of interest in Canonsburg, such as Canonsburg Town Park and Printscape Arena at Southpointe. Interstate 79 passes through the town. U.S. Route 19 also serves the area.

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Canonsburg: Home to Pennsylvania’s Second-Largest Fourth of July Parade Lat Long Coordinates Info

The latitude of Canonsburg: Home to Pennsylvania’s Second-Largest Fourth of July Parade is 40.262569, and the longitude is -80.187279. Canonsburg: Home to Pennsylvania’s Second-Largest Fourth of July Parade is located at United States country in the Boroughs place category with the gps coordinates of 40° 15' 45.2484'' N and 80° 11' 14.2044'' W.