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Contents 1 The ZIP code gives it a mailing address of Morrisville, but it isn't "in" Morrisville 2 Google Maps says "Pennsbury Manor State Park", but it's not a state park

[edit] The ZIP code gives it a mailing address of Morrisville, but it isn't "in" Morrisville

This is a common artifact of the ZIP code system: certain town names become arbitrarily assigned to their entire surrounding areas. I am going to change "in" to "near". Please do not revert this based on the simplistic reason that "the mailing address says "Morrisville". Thanks. — Lumbercutter 18:31, 28 May 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Google Maps says "Pennsbury Manor State Park", but it's not a state park

Thanks, Dincher—you are correct that it is not a state park. Both Google Maps and a paper map that I have label the area "Pennsbury Manor State Park", but PA DCNR's website does not list it as one. Maybe it used to be one (?), but currently it is clearly a Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission site. — Lumbercutter 19:45, 28 May 2007 (UTC)

The List of Pennsylvania state parks shows loads of info about current and former Pennsylvania state parks. Dincher 20:11, 28 May 2007 (UTC)