Star Junction, Pennsylvania

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Star Junction is an unincorporated community in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, United States, in the southwestern part of the state. It received its name because it was once the home of a railroad depot. Star Junction was once a coal mining center. Although the company store and mines are long gone, the "patch" (the groups of company houses) still remain and house many residents. The town is well-known for its local candy shop, Gene & Boots. Star Junction has several suburbs, including Perryopolis, Whitsett, and Wickhaven. Famous residents include the local racer Benjamin Fautas. Star Junction is part of the Frazier School District.

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v • d • e Municipalities and communities of Fayette County, Pennsylvania

County seat: Uniontown

Cities	Connellsville \| Uniontown

Boroughs	Belle Vernon \| Brownsville \| Dawson \| Dunbar \| Everson \| Fairchance \| Fayette City \| Markleysburg \| Masontown \| Newell \| Ohiopyle \| Perryopolis \| Point Marion \| Seven Springs \| Smithfield \| South Connellsville \| Vanderbilt

Townships	Brownsville \| Bullskin \| Connellsville \| Dunbar \| Franklin \| Georges \| German \| Henry Clay \| Jefferson \| Lower Tyrone \| Luzerne \| Menallen \| Nicholson \| North Union \| Perry \| Redstone \| Saltlick \| South Union \| Springfield \| Springhill \| Stewart \| Upper Tyrone \| Washington \| Wharton

CDPs	East Uniontown \| Grindstone-Rowes Run \| Hiller \| Hopwood \| Leith-Hatfield \| Lynnwood-Pricedale \| New Salem-Buffington \| Oliver \| Republic

Unincorporated communities	Acme \| Star Junction