Borough of Tunkhannock, Wyoming County, Pennsylvania, United States
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- Tunkhannock
- Borough of Tunkhannock
- Incorporated Borough (county subdivision)
- Named for the Tunkhannock Creek. Became the county seat of Wyoming county in 1842.
- 41.538687841° 32' 19.3"N-75.946588075° 56' 47.7"W
- Eatonville (Eaton Township) 1.8 mi. SW
- Meshoppen 7.3 mi. NW
- Factoryville 8.6 mi. E
- Nicholson 10.5 mi. NE
- Dalton (Lackawanna County) 10.9 mi. E
- Harveys Lake (Luzerne County) 11.5 mi. S
- Sunnyside (Tunkhannock Township) 0.8 mi. E
- Jackson (Tunkhannock Township) 2.4 mi. SE
- Dixon (Tunkhannock Township) 3.4 mi. NE
- Prevost (Washington Township) 4 mi. NW
- East Lemon (Tunkhannock Township) 5.1 mi. NE
- Post Hill (Falls Township) 5.9 mi. SE
- Lemon (Lemon Township) 6 mi. N
- Fairview (Overfield Township) 6.1 mi. SE
- Stark (Lemon Township) 6.3 mi. NE
- Oakley (Nicholson Township) 7.9 mi. NE
- Overfield (Meshoppen Township) 8.2 mi. NW
- Greenwood (Falls Township) 8.9 mi. SE
- 1,803
- 194 m
- 356805357
- Updated Apr 19, 2020