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Scranton is a hilly area which is approximately 750 feet (229m) above sea level. It is surrounded by the mountains in east and west whose elevation range from 1900 feet to 2100 feet. Scranton was incorporated as a city in 1866 when the boroughs of Hyde Park and Providence were merged with Scranton.
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