The convenience of a city, the beauty of the country, the advantages of a small town ... that’s what you will find in Corry. Corry offers advantages usually available in a city, such as convenient shopping and variety in choosing professional services, but at the same time, it offers all the advantages of a small town. Traffic jams, pollution, excessive crime, and other afflictions of a large city are virtually unknown in Corry. Wherever you go in Corry, you will find the beauty of nature nearby.
Corry is located at the junction of three counties - Erie, Warren and Crawford. Because no single county profile accurately reflects the nature of the area, a composite picture must be drawn using statistics from all three counties. During the past 140 years Corry has grown from a railroad boomtown to a nice, stable place to raise a family and run a business. Corry is the second largest city in Erie County.
About 7,000 people reside in Corry’s 2,500 households. Another 12,000 people live in surrounding townships and boroughs, such as Columbus, Spartansburg, Elgin-Beaverdam, Wayne, Amity and Concord Townships, and Spring Creek.
Take I-90 East to US 19 South, through Waterford, then turn on to Rte. 97 South to Union City, then turn on to Rte 8 South to the next stoplight, then turn left on to US 6 East, follow US 6 East into Corry, past the first light about 1 mile, then turn left on to Sciota Street. Follow Sciota Street north over the hill, and you will enter the industrial park area.
Take I-90 West to PA 89 South (North East) then follow it until US 6 is reached, then follow US 6 East into Corry, past the first light about 1 mile, then turn left on to Sciota Street. Follow Sciota Street north over the hill, and you will enter the industrial park area.
Take I-79 North until the US 6N Exit (Edinboro), follow 6N East until it merges into US 6 East, follow that into Union City, then follow US 6 East into Corry, past the first light about 1 mile, then turn left on to Sciota Street. Follow Sciota Street north over the hill, and you will enter the industrial park area.
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Click here to visit The Official Corry Website: www.corrypa.com
