Fayette County

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Fayette County is a largely rural county in southwestern Pennsylvania known for its Appalachian landscape, historic industrial and coal-mining heritage, and proximity to the Pittsburgh metropolitan area.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative division
county
borderedBy Garrett County, Maryland
Greene County, Pennsylvania
Monongalia County, West Virginia
Preston County, West Virginia
Somerset County, Pennsylvania
Washington County, Pennsylvania
Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
contains Fallingwater
Fort Necessity National Battlefield
Kentuck Knob
Laurel Highlands
Nemacolin Castle
Nemacolin Resort
Ohiopyle State Park
country United States of America
countrySubdivision Pennsylvania
surface form: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
countySeat Union Town
surface form: Uniontown
hasCharacteristic Appalachian landscape
largely rural
hasHeritage coal mining
industrial
hasProtectedArea Laurel Ridge State Park
Ohiopyle State Park
hasRiver Monongahela River
Youghiogheny River
hasTransportation Pennsylvania Route 51
U.S. Route 119 NERFINISHED
U.S. Route 40
historicalIndustry coal mining
coke production
steel-related industry
knownFor Appalachian culture
historic sites
outdoor recreation
largestCity Union Town
surface form: Uniontown
locatedIn Pennsylvania
locatedInRegion southwestern Pennsylvania
namedAfter Marquis de Lafayette
surface form: Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette
observesDaylightSavingTime yes
partOf Appalachia
surface form: Appalachian region

Monongahela River Valley
Pittsburgh region
surface form: Pittsburgh metropolitan area
seat Union Town
surface form: Uniontown
state Pennsylvania
timeZone Eastern Time Zone

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Somerset County borders Fayette County
Laurel Highlands contains Fayette County
Pittsburgh region contains Fayette County