Sturges, Archbald, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, United States

Overview of Sturges

• Name:
  Sturges
• Place Type:
  Unincorporated Populated Place
• Located In:
  Archbald, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, United States
  
• History (GNIS):
  Named for Edward Baker Sturges, resident of Scranton, who in 1869 developed the use of the electric motor traction on the Scranton Trolley, the world's first electric railway.
• Coordinates:
  Latitude:41.494525041° 29' 40.3"N

  Longitude:-75.584909475° 35' 05.7"W
• Nearby Cities:
  • Eynon 0.6 mi. E
  • Blakely 1.1 mi. SW
  • Dickson City 2 mi. SW
  • Olyphant 2 mi. SW
  • Jessup 2.1 mi. SE
  • Archbald 2.5 mi. E
• Nearby Cemeteries:
  • Eynon 0.6 mi. E
  • Saint Francis Church 0.6 mi. NE
  • Saint Mary's Czestochowa 0.8 mi. E
  • Prospect Hill (Blakely) 0.8 mi. SE
  • Groath (Blakely) 0.9 mi. SW
  • Union (Blakely) 1 mi. S
  • All Saints Russian Orthodox (Blakely) 1 mi. SW
  • Saint Patrick's (Blakely) 1.6 mi. SW
  • Saint Michaels (Blakely) 1.8 mi. W
  • Archbald Protestant 1.9 mi. E
  • Saint Nicholas (Blakely) 1.9 mi. SW
  • Holy Ghost (Blakely) 1.9 mi. SW
• Elevation:
  312 m
• Histopolis Place ID:
  311728077
• Updated May 1, 2020