Sheshequin, Sheshequin Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania, United States
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- Sheshequin
- Unincorporated Populated Place
- On W shore of Susquehanna River.
- Moravian mission established here Feb. 4, 1769; village destroyed by Col. Hartley in 1778. Sheshequin means "at the place of the rattle".
- 41.855352541° 51' 19.3"N-76.490776076° 29' 26.8"W
- Ulster (Ulster Township) 0.9 mi. SW
- Towanda 6.6 mi. S
- Athens 7.2 mi. N
- Rome 7.7 mi. E
- Burlington 8 mi. SW
- Sayre 8.6 mi. N
- Gillette Family 0.5 mi. S
- Gore 0.6 mi. S
- Ulster Catholic / Immaculate Conception (Ulster Township) 1 mi. SW
- Ulster (Ulster Township) 1 mi. SW
- Sheshequin Valley 1.4 mi. N
- Hornbrook 3 mi. S
- Ghent 3.2 mi. E
- Milan (Ulster Township) 3.4 mi. NW
- Trinket 3.5 mi. NE
- Trinket Old 3.6 mi. NE
- Saco (Ulster Township) 3.8 mi. SW
- Post 3.8 mi. SE
- 230 m
- 188340319
- Updated May 1, 2020