Chester County, county in Pennsylvania, United States. As of 2020 county had an estimated population of 526,759 inhabitants. The county was created 342 years ago in 1682. Its county seat is West Chester.
There are 2 city/town in Chester County, PA. The largest city of Chester County is Atglen with a population of 1,403. Other cities include and Avondale population 1,394
Avondale, Borough in Chester County, Pennsylvania, United States
Located in southeastern Pennsylvania, Chester County is known for its rich history, natural beauty, and charming small towns. The county seat and largest city is West Chester, home to West Chester University and a thriving downtown district.
To the east along the Delaware River sits the city of Chester, an industrial hub with roots dating back to the 17th century. North of West Chester is Exton, anchored by the Exton Square Mall and several corporate business parks. Downingtown to the west is a picturesque borough nestled along the Brandywine River.
Several quaint villages are tucked away in the countryside of Chester County. Malvern contains a historic downtown shopping district and is home to the annual Mushroom Festival. Phoenixville is a former steel town that now boasts a revitalized downtown with independent shops, restaurants, and a performing arts center. Culture flourishes in Kennett Square, noted for its vibrant artistic community, mushroom farms, and annual Red Clay Valley Bluegrass Festival.
With its blend of historical charm, natural landscapes, and modern conveniences, the array of cities and towns in Chester County encapsulate the spirit and diversity of the Philadelphia Metro area. The unique identity of each community comes together to shape the character of this treasured county.
List of cities, towns, neighborhoods & other populated places in Chester County.
City Name | Title | Population |
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Atglen | Borough in Chester County, Pennsylvania, United States | 1,403 |
Avondale | Borough in Chester County, Pennsylvania, United States | 1,394 |