Northeastern Pennsylvania & the Poconos
Wyoming County, Pennsylvania
County seat: Tunkhannock
Wyoming County lies along the Susquehanna River in the Endless Mountains, with Tunkhannock as its county seat. The county is known for its river scenery, the Nicholson Bridge and access to Ricketts Glen.
Cities, Towns & Communities
- Tunkhannock
- Factoryville
- Nicholson
- Meshoppen
- Laceyville
1 full community guide available in this county.
Attractions
- Nicholson Bridge
- Endless Mountains
- Susquehanna River
Parks & Recreation
- Lackawanna State Park
- Ricketts Glen State Park
- Lazybrook Park
Transportation
Route 6, Route 29 and US 11 serve the county.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the county seat of Wyoming County?
Tunkhannock has been the seat of Wyoming County since 1842.
What is the Nicholson Bridge?
The Nicholson Bridge, also called the Tunkhannock Viaduct, is a 1915 concrete railroad bridge that remains one of the largest of its kind.