Cities Near Mattawana, Pennsylvania

Akron

Akron

$200 to $8,045
1,134 Rentals
A

Alexandria

$250 to $8,850
109 Rentals
A

Allensville

$250 to $8,850
98 Rentals
Allentown

Allentown

$500 to $5,085
873 Rentals
Baltimore

Baltimore

$239 to $11,011
2,951 Rentals
B

Belleville

$250 to $8,850
95 Rentals
B

Blain

$320 to $2,822
83 Rentals
BM

Blairs Mills

$313 to $2,700
87 Rentals
B

Boalsburg

$250 to $8,850
98 Rentals
Buffalo

Buffalo

$358 to $5,000
1,737 Rentals
B

Burnham

$250 to $8,850
104 Rentals
C

Calvin

$250 to $8,850
100 Rentals
C

Cassville

$313 to $4,349
98 Rentals
C

Concord

$320 to $2,789
90 Rentals
D

Doylesburg

$320 to $2,789
89 Rentals
EW

East Waterford

$320 to $4,349
90 Rentals
F

Ferguson

$250 to $4,079
83 Rentals
G

Granville

$250 to $8,850
97 Rentals
H

Harris

$250 to $4,079
63 Rentals
Harrisburg

Harrisburg

$373 to $4,810
621 Rentals
H

Hesston

$250 to $8,850
109 Rentals
HP

Highland Park

$250 to $8,850
108 Rentals
HG

Honey Grove

$320 to $4,349
90 Rentals
H

Huntingdon

$250 to $8,850
110 Rentals
I

Ickesburg

$340 to $4,254
82 Rentals
L

Lewistown

$250 to $8,850
109 Rentals
L

Loysville

$320 to $2,822
85 Rentals
MD

Mapleton Depot

$250 to $8,850
103 Rentals
M

McConnellstown

$250 to $8,850
107 Rentals
M

Mcveytown

$250 to $8,850
95 Rentals
M

Mexico

$340 to $4,254
85 Rentals
M

Mifflin

$250 to $8,850
103 Rentals
M

Mifflintown

$340 to $8,850
105 Rentals
MC

Mill Creek

$250 to $8,850
115 Rentals
M

Milroy

$250 to $8,850
95 Rentals
MU

Mount Union

$250 to $8,850
97 Rentals
NG

New Germantown

$320 to $2,822
85 Rentals
New York

New York

$30 to $999,999
75,344 Rentals
NH

Newton Hamilton

$250 to $8,850
91 Rentals
O

Orbisonia

$313 to $2,700
94 Rentals
PF

Pennsylvania Furnace

$250 to $8,850
98 Rentals
P

Petersburg

$250 to $8,850
97 Rentals
Philadelphia

Philadelphia

$241 to $24,995
8,097 Rentals
PG

Pine Grove Mills

$250 to $8,850
111 Rentals
Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh

$200 to $12,199
3,796 Rentals
PR

Port Royal

$340 to $4,349
96 Rentals
Poughkeepsie

Poughkeepsie

$735 to $6,306
375 Rentals
R

Reedsville

$250 to $8,850
96 Rentals
Rochester

Rochester

$25 to $7,059
1,493 Rentals
RF

Rockhill Furnace

$313 to $2,700
94 Rentals
S

Saltillo

$313 to $2,700
93 Rentals
Scranton

Scranton

$545 to $3,629
551 Rentals
S

Shirleysburg

$313 to $4,000
89 Rentals
Syracuse

Syracuse

$475 to $16,065
1,066 Rentals
T

Todd

$313 to $4,349
99 Rentals
Washington

Washington

$200 to $41,569
8,040 Rentals
Y

Yeagertown

$250 to $8,850
96 Rentals
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