Berne, Pennsylvania
Unincorporated community in Pennsylvania, US
Berne is an unincorporated community in northern Berks County, Pennsylvania, United States. The community is approximately three miles outside Hamburg and is served by the Hamburg Area School District. Berne sits near the Schuylkill River, south of Blue Mountain, in southeastern Tilden Township.
History
A post office called Berne was established in 1878, and remained in operation until 1954.[1] The community was named after Bern, in Switzerland.[2]
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Municipalities and communities of Berks County, Pennsylvania, United States
County seat: Reading
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- Adamstown‡
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- Womelsdorf
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- Albany
- Alsace
- Amity
- Bern
- Bethel
- Brecknock
- Caernarvon
- Centre
- Colebrookdale
- Cumru
- District
- Douglass
- Earl
- Exeter
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- Hereford
- Jefferson
- Longswamp
- Lower Alsace
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- Maidencreek
- Marion
- Maxatawny
- Muhlenberg
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- Oley
- Ontelaunee
- Penn
- Perry
- Pike
- Richmond
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- Rockland
- Ruscombmanor
- South Heidelberg
- Spring
- Tilden
- Tulpehocken
- Union
- Upper Bern
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- Washington
- Windsor
- Alleghenyville
- Alsace Manor
- Amity Gardens
- Baumstown
- Bethel
- Blandon
- Bowers
- Colony Park
- Dauberville
- Douglassville
- Dryville
- Edenburg
- Flying Hills
- Fox Chase
- Frystown
- Gibraltar
- Gouglersville
- Greenfields
- Grill
- Hereford
- Hyde Park
- Jacksonwald
- Kempton
- Kutztown University
- Lincoln Park
- Lorane
- Maxatawny
- Mertztown
- Mohrsville
- Montrose Manor
- Morgantown‡
- Mount Aetna
- Muhlenberg Park
- New Berlinville
- New Jerusalem
- New Schaefferstown
- Oley
- Penn State Berks
- Pennside
- Pennwyn
- Rehrersburg
- Reiffton
- Riverview Park
- Schubert
- Shartlesville
- South Temple
- Spring Ridge
- Springmont
- Stony Creek Mills
- Stouchsburg
- Strausstown
- Temple
- Virginville
- Walnuttown
- West Hamburg
- West Lawn
- West Wyomissing
- Whitfield
communities
- Albany
- Amityville
- Barto
- Basket
- Beckersville
- Berne
- Boyers Junction
- Breezy Corner
- Brownsville
- Cacoosing
- Chapel‡
- Clayton
- Dale
- Earlville
- Dreibelbis
- Eagle Point
- Eckville
- Eshbach
- Evansville
- Five Points
- Fredericksville
- Fritztown
- Geigertown
- Greenawald
- Green Hills
- Grimville
- Hancock
- Harlem
- Henningsville
- Hinterleiter
- Host
- Huffs Church
- Jalappa
- Joanna
- Joanna Heights
- Kempville
- Kirbyville
- Klinesville
- Knauers
- Krumsville
- Kulptown
- Landis Store
- Leinbachs
- Limekiln
- Lobachsville
- Longswamp
- Maiden Creek
- Manatawny
- Maple Grove
- Molltown
- Monocacy Station
- Montello
- Monterey
- Morysville
- Moselem
- Moselem Springs
- New Hensingersville
- Pikeville
- Pine Forge
- Pleasant Valley
- Pleasantville
- Plowville
- Pricetown
- Quaker City
- Rittenhouse Gap
- Sally Ann
- Scarlets Mill
- Seisholtzville
- State Hill
- Stony Run
- Trexler
- Tuckerton
- Unionville
- Vinemont
- Weavertown
- Windsor Castle
- Wintersville
- Woodchoppertown
- Wyomissing Hills
- Yellow House
‡This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties
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40°31′26″N 76°00′06″W / 40.52389°N 76.00167°W / 40.52389; -76.00167
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