How far is pennsylvania from new york

Pennsylvania and New York are neighboring states in the northeastern United States. The distance between them depends on the specific locations within each state.

Here are the approximate distances between some major cities in Pennsylvania and New York:

• Harrisburg, PA (capital of Pennsylvania) to Albany, NY (capital of New York): 140 miles (225 km), about 2.5 hours by car
• Philadelphia, PA to New York City, NY: 95 miles (153 km), about 1.5 hours by car
• Pittsburgh, PA to Buffalo, NY: 240 miles (386 km), about 4 hours by car
• Erie, PA to Syracuse, NY: 120 miles (193 km), about 2 hours by car

The border between Pennsylvania and New York is approximately 360 miles (579 km) long, and it runs from the Delaware River in the south to Lake Ontario in the north. The two states share several major highways, including Interstate 80, Interstate 90, and Interstate 86.

It's worth noting that there are many other towns and cities in both Pennsylvania and New York that are closer or farther apart than these major cities, so the distance between specific locations may vary.