York, Pennsylvania, United States

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York, Pennsylvania, United States, is a historic city in south-central Pennsylvania known for its role in the American Revolution and its legacy as an early industrial and agricultural center.

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instanceOf city
areaCode 223
717
areaTotalKm2 about 13
climateClassification humid continental climate
country United States
county York County, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
demographicsCharacteristic racially and ethnically diverse population
distanceTo about 25 miles south of Harrisburg
about 50 miles north of Baltimore
economicSector healthcare
logistics and distribution
manufacturing
elevationMeters about 120
foundedIn 1741
founder Thomas Cookson
governmentType mayor–council government
hasHistoricDistrict York Historic District
hasLandmark Agricultural and Industrial Museum
Central Market House
York County Courthouse
hasSportsTeam York Revolution
hasUniversity York College of Pennsylvania
historicalEra American Revolution
incorporatedAsBorough 1787
incorporatedAsCity 1887
isCountySeatOf York County, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
knownFor agricultural center
early industrial center
historic architecture
manufacturing
locatedInRegion south-central Pennsylvania
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
locatedOnRiver Codorus Creek
majorHighway Interstate 83 NERFINISHED
U.S. Route 30
namedAfter York, England
nickname The White Rose City
partOfMetropolitanArea York–Hanover metropolitan area
populationCensus2020 approximately 45,000
postalCode 17401
17402
17403
17404
roleInHistory served as temporary capital of the United States
site where the Articles of Confederation were adopted
sportsLeague Atlantic League of Professional Baseball
sportsTeamPlays baseball
state Pennsylvania

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
John Michael Bishop
birthPlace
Northern Central Railway ("York, Pennsylvania")
connectedCity
J. Michael Bishop
placeOfBirth

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