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Brief Information About Albion
Albion is in Erie County, Pennsylvania. It is classified as a borough, and is part of the Erie Metro Area. It has a total area of 1.1 square miles. 0.93% of the area is water, and the rest is land.
The major roads through it are the U.S. Route 6N and State Route 18, and there is also the Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad. Manufacturing, construction, transportation and warehousing are the major economic activities here. Public schooling comprises one elementary, one middle and one high school, included in the Northwestern School District. G & N Airport and Marther Field Airport are the local airports. The closest hospital is the University Hospitals Conneaut Medical Center, located about 17 miles away in Conneaut, Ohio. The cost of living here is 20.10% lower than the country average.
This place gets about 47 inches of rain annually. The number of days with measurable precipitation is 156. Snowfall is about 93 inches annually.
Recent Business News for: Albion
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Lone District 40 candidate wants to help his party claim majority in SenateIndianapolis StarTwo children, daughter Tricia is married to Andrew Koster; they have 3 children and live in Albion Park, New South Wales, Australia, where they own and operate a horticulture business. Son Matt is an Army paratrooper currently serving on his second ...
