Cambria County, county in Pennsylvania, United States. As of 2020 county had an estimated population of 128,672 inhabitants. The county was created 217 years ago in 1807. Its county seat is Ebensburg.
There are 2 city/town in Cambria County, PA. The largest city of Cambria County is Dean with a population of 354. Other cities include and Daisytown population 290
Dean, Human settlement in Cambria County, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Daisytown, Borough of Pennsylvania
Sitting along the western slopes of the Allegheny Mountains lies Cambria County, a region of Pennsylvania steeped in a rich industrial past. The largest city and county seat is Ebensburg, centered around its historical courthouse. But beyond Ebensburg you’ll find a collection of small towns and villages that each tell their own unique story.
In the north sits the borough of Carrolltown, a quintessential coal mining town that hosts a popular fall potato festival. To the east is the small village of Loretto, founded by Catholic priest Demetrius Gallitzin and home to the oldest Catholic boarding school in the U.S. In the south lies the town of Cresson, nestled amidst the Allegheny highlands and surrounded by the Cresson Lake campgrounds. And situated to the west is the city of Johnstown, famous for its historic floods and connection to the legendary Andrew Carnegie.
Cambria County offers both natural beauty and a window into Pennsylvania’s industrial heyday. From exploring the toolbox of pioneering priest Gallitzin to taking the Johnstown Flood walking tour, you’ll discover the roots of this western Pennsylvania region run deep. Each town adds its own unique brushstroke to the canvas of Cambria County’s captivating story.
List of cities, towns, neighborhoods & other populated places in Cambria County.
| City Name | Title | Population |
|---|---|---|
| Daisytown | Borough of Pennsylvania | 290 |
| Dean | Human settlement in Cambria County, Pennsylvania, United States of America | 354 |
