These tiny towns in Pennsylvania are all so small that we could have included the names of all their residents and this article wouldn’t be more than 3,000 words long. Wowza. But we didn’t do that for obvious reasons. Check out this list of incredibly tiny towns in Pennsylvania, each of which has a population of just over 200 (according to the 2020 census). We used statistics from City-data.com to compile our list! Check it out:

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Smallest Towns in PA

What are some of the smallest towns in PA?  

Life in Pennsylvania is pretty nice, especially if you’re a lover of all things nature (or small towns). As luck would have it, there are some wonderful small towns in Pennsylvania – but which ones are the smallest of the small? According to the 2020 census, the smallest towns in PA include Centralia, Emlenton, Ohiopyle, and Eagles Mere. Of course, there are plenty of things to do in Pennsylvania, especially if you enjoy the great outdoors, and these tiny towns are just a fraction of all the things that make this state a wonderful place to live.  

What is the smallest town in PA?  

Predictably, the smallest town in Pennsylvania is on the short list above. Lots of places will tell you that the smallest town in PA is Centralia, which has a population of just five people, but there’s one that’s actually smaller than that: Emlenton, which has an adorable three residents (all of whom are perfectly happy here, thank you very much).  

What are some of the best small towns to visit in PA?  

Lovers of small towns will love a visit – or a move – to beautiful Pennsylvania! There are, quite literally, hundreds of small towns in this state to choose from, all of which have their own charm, draws, and drawbacks. Some of our all-time favorite small towns in Pennsylvania to visit include Eagles Mere, which is close to numerous natural wonders in Pennsylvania like numerous waterfalls and a captivating state park (we recommend a visit to all the state parks in Pennsylvania). Jim Thorpe is a delightful little place, and we can’t get enough of New Hope, Farmington, Mifflinburg, Strasburg, and Honey Brook. If you have the time, you might want to do one of our awesome small towns in PA road trips, which will bring you to some of the best small PA towns and allow you to experience them all in a hands-on way!