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Tobyhanna Township
Tobyhanna Town Hall, Government Center Building, State Avenue, Pocono Pines PA 18350.
Phone: 570‑646‑1212.
Neighborhoods
- Arrowhead Lake
- Camelot Forest
- Emerald Lakes
- Estates at Emerald Lakes
- Fawn Ridge Estates
- Greenwood Acres
- Hemlock Hill
- Lake Naomi
- Locust Lake Village
- Locust Lane Village
- Old Farm Estates
- Pincrest Lake Golf and Country Club
- Pocono Country Place
- Stillwater Estates
- Stillwater Lakes
- Wagner Forest
See: Stoddartsville Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, located party in Tobyhanna Township and partly in Buck Township, Luzerne County.
Tobyhanna [1]
Concerning the significance of the names Lehigh and Tobyhanna, it is quite certain that the former was originally called Lehawhanna, the prefix Lehaw meaning the forks, while the suffix hanna denotes a stream, as for example, Susquehanna, indicating a muddy stream. As regards the word Tobyhanna, it is corrupted from Topi-hanne, meaning "alder stream."
- Schrabisch, Max, Archaeology of Delaware River Valley between Hancock and DIngman's Ferry in Wayne and Pike Counties, Volume 1, Pennsylvania Historical Commission, Harrisburg, 1930
Nearby Towns: Buck Twp •
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