Mauch Chunk

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Mauch Chunk was a historic coal-mining and railroad town in eastern Pennsylvania that later became part of the borough now known as Jim Thorpe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former municipality
historic town
category Coal towns in Pennsylvania
Company towns in Pennsylvania
Former populated places in Pennsylvania
History of Carbon County, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
developedBy Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company NERFINISHED
formerNameOf part of present-day Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania
hasEconomicBase coal transportation
railroad operations
hasHeritage coal-mining heritage
railroad heritage
hasHistoricDistrict Old Mauch Chunk Historic District NERFINISHED
historicalRole coal-shipping center for the Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company
knownFor coal mining
railroad history
switchback gravity railroad
languageOfName English
locatedIn Carbon County, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
Pennsylvania
locatedInRegion eastern Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
locatedInValley Lehigh River valley NERFINISHED
locatedOnRiver Lehigh River NERFINISHED
mergedInto Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
namedAfter a nearby mountain or native term (Lenape origin, meaning disputed)
partOf Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
partOfMetropolitanArea Allentown–Bethlehem metropolitan area (historically, regionally associated) NERFINISHED
railroadServedBy Central Railroad of New Jersey NERFINISHED
Lehigh & Susquehanna Railroad NERFINISHED
Lehigh Valley Railroad NERFINISHED
timePeriod 19th century industrial era
transportationHubFor Anthracite coal

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