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Philadelphia

Philadelphia , Pennsylvania     Consolidated city - county     City of Philadelphia     Clockwise from top : Philadelphia skyline ( 2015 ) ; City Hall ; Elfreth 's Alley ; paifang in Chinatown ; Ben Franklin Bridge ; SS United States at Port of Philadelphia ; College Hall at Penn ; Museum of Art ; Liberty Bell and Independence Hall        Flag   Seal        Etymology : Ancient Greek : φίλος phílos ( beloved , dear ) and ἀδελφός adelphós ( brother , brotherly )     Nickname ( s ) : `` Philly '' , `` City of Brotherly Love '' , `` The Athens of America '' more ...     Motto ( s ) : `` Philadelphia maneto '' ( `` Let brotherly love endure '' or `` ... continue '' )     Location of Philadelphia in Philadelphia County , Pennsylvania .     Philadelphia Location in the United States Philadelphia Philadelphia ( the US ) Show map of Pennsylvania Show map of the US Show all     Coordinates : 40 ° 00 ′ 34 '' N 75 ° 08 ′ 00 '' W  /  40.009376 ° N 75.133346 ° W  / 40.009376 ; - 75.133346 Coordinates : 40 ° 00 ′ 34 '' N 75 ° 08 ′ 00 '' W  /  40.009376 ° N 75.133346 ° W  / 40.009376 ; - 75.133346     Country   United States     Commonwealth   Pennsylvania     County   Philadelphia     Historic countries   Kingdom of England Kingdom of Great Britain     Historic colony   Province of Pennsylvania     Founded   October 27 , 1682     Incorporated   October 25 , 1701     Founded by   William Penn     Government     Type   Mayor -- Council     Body   Philadelphia City Council     Mayor   Jim Kenney ( D )     Area     Consolidated city - county   142.71 sq mi ( 369.62 km )     Land   134.18 sq mi ( 347.52 km )     Water   8.53 sq mi ( 22.09 km )     Elevation   39 ft ( 12 m )     Population ( 2016 )     Consolidated city - county   1,567,872     Estimate ( 2016 )   1,567,872     Rank   US : 6th     Density   11,685.02 / sq mi ( 4,511.61 / km )     Metro   6,069,875 ( US : 7th )     CSA   7,183,479 ( US : 8th )     Demonym   Philadelphian     Time zone   EST ( UTC - 5 )     Summer ( DST )   EDT ( UTC - 4 )     ZIP code   19092 - 19093 , 19099 , 191xx     Area code ( s )   215 , 267 , 445     FIPS code   42 - 60000     GNIS feature ID   1215531     Website   www.phila.gov


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Mickey Mouse

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Sorus

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Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses

Kenneth Cook ( 2018 )   Samuel F. Herd ( 1999 )   Geoffrey Jackson ( 2005 )   Mark Stephen Lett ( 1999 )   Gerrit Lösch ( 1994 )   Anthony Morris III ( 2005 )   Mark Sanderson ( 2012 )   David H. Splane ( 1999 )

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Seven churches of Asia

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Wentworth (TV series)

A sixth season was commissioned by Foxtel on 9 May 2017 , which will premiere on 19 June 2018 . A seventh season was commissioned in April 2018 , before the sixth season premiere , with filming commencing the following week and a premiere set for 2019 .


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The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane

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Banquo

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As You Like It

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Timeline of the Ottoman Empire


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