Is Pennsylvania more East Coast or Midwest?
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The cities are definitely east coast, I don't really know much about the Midwest but the rural places in PA look and feel a lot like west bubblefukk kansas
My cousin lives in that area and he calls it Pennsyltucky or some shyt. He says it feels like living in Alabama in the middle part of PA.
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Philadelphia and Harrisburg are considered East Coast. The middle of the state is considered the south...and Pittsburg and the western part of the state is the midwest.
Im from Philly. Went to school in near Pittsburg. I know.
Im from Philly. Went to school in near Pittsburg. I know.
What about nikkas from the opposite end of PA like Pittsburgh?
look on the fukking map it clearly not in the midwest
It depends where you at. 
I live in PA, and it's basically divided into 3 parts.
The Easten half where I'm at which contains the Poconos, Philadelphia, Allentown are very urban and diverse and contains most of the population, The Poconos are basically extensions of NY and NJ nowadays because gentrification is pushing all the New Yorkers and New Jerseyans into eastern Pennsyvania. As a result hardly anyone where I live is from PA anymore, everybody is a NY/NJ transplant
Now the Central part is country and racist as fukk and you do not want to be caught out there as a black person, or hispanic person.
I remember on a trip to Ohio I stopped at a gas station in central PA and every cac had the 
face I got out of there as asap 
The last part is western PA which has Pittsburgh and other small cities. This area is the most midwestern as it borders Ohio.
I live in PA, and it's basically divided into 3 parts.
The Easten half where I'm at which contains the Poconos, Philadelphia, Allentown are very urban and diverse and contains most of the population, The Poconos are basically extensions of NY and NJ nowadays because gentrification is pushing all the New Yorkers and New Jerseyans into eastern Pennsyvania. As a result hardly anyone where I live is from PA anymore, everybody is a NY/NJ transplant
Now the Central part is country and racist as fukk and you do not want to be caught out there as a black person, or hispanic person.
I remember on a trip to Ohio I stopped at a gas station in central PA and every cac had the face I got out of there as asap The last part is western PA which has Pittsburgh and other small cities. This area is the most midwestern as it borders Ohio.
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Even though it never truly touches the ocean it's still damn near it. Plus I95 runs through it so...
True, it's like an hour from the ocean I think.
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It depends where you at.
I live in PA, and it's basically divided into 3 parts.
The Easten half where I'm at which contains the Poconos, Philadelphia, Allentown are very urban and diverse and contains most of the population, The Poconos are basically extensions of NY and NJ nowadays because gentrification is pushing all the New Yorkers and New Jerseyans into eastern Pennsyvania. As a result hardly anyone where I live is from PA anymore, everybody is a NY/NJ transplant
Now the Central part is country and racist as fukk and you do not want to be caught out there as a black person, or hispanic person.
The last part is western PA which has Pittsburgh and other small cities. This area is the most midwestern as it borders Ohio.
ur in the east or northeast??
by your logic youre missing a part.