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There are 617 Courts in Pennsylvania, serving a population of 12,790,505 people in an area of 44,732 square miles. There is 1 Court per 20,730 people, and 1 Court per 72 square miles. The state of Pennsylvania is ranked 23rd in Courts per capita, and 6th in Courts per square mile.

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Potter County

Coudersport Magistrate Court

Coudersport Magistrate Court
110 N East St, Coudersport, PA 16915
Phone: 814-274-9411

Galeton Magistrate Court

Galeton Magistrate Court
11 Union St, Galeton, PA 16922
Phone: 814-435-2642

Potter County Clerk of Courts

Potter County Clerk of Courts
1 2nd Street, Roulette, PA 16746
Phone: 814-274-9740

Shinglehouse Magistrate Court

Shinglehouse Magistrate Court
115 East Honeoye Street, Shinglehouse, PA 16748
Phone: 814-697-6600

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