Northern and Southern Ends
Northern end, Pine Creek Rail Trail 41°47′18″N 77°18′29″W / 41.788221°N 77.308019°W / 41.788221; -77.308019 (Northern end, PCRT) Southern end, Pine Creek Rail Trail 41°12′00″N 77°17′13″W / 41.199888°N 77.287065°W / 41.199888; -77.287065 (Southern end, PCRT)
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