Region Located in Pike and Wayne Counties: Gouldsboro Hawley Honesdale Lakeville Lake Ariel Newfoundland Tafton Tanners Falls Delaware River Region Located in Monroe and Pike Counties: Eshback Milford Bushkill Upper Delaware River Region Located in Pike and Wayne Counties: Greeley Lackawaxen Shohola Wyoming Valley Located in Luzerne County: Mountaintop Dennison Township Ashley Kingston Forty Fort Nanticoke Wilkes-Barre Township Laurel Run Sugar Notch Dorrance Greater Pittston Wilkes-Barre Nanticoke Hanover Fairview Township Outlying areas The boundary of the region can be at times unclear, and these Lehigh Valley, Carbon County, Schuylkill County, and Greater Hazleton (Luzerne County) communities fall on the periphery of the Poconos: Coaldale (Schuylkill County) Pen Argyl (Northampton County) Bangor (Northampton County) Walnutport (Northampton County) Macungie (Lehigh County) Slatington (Lehigh County) Drums (Luzerne County) Hazleton (Luzerne County) West Hazleton (Luzerne County) Aquashicola (Carbon County) Andreas (Carbon and Schuylkill Counties) Beaver Meadows (Carbon County) Ashfield (Carbon County) Bowmanstown (Carbon County) Forest Inn (Carbon County) Lansford (Carbon County) Lehighton (Carbon County) Nesquehoning (Carbon County) Palmerton (Carbon County) Parryville (Carbon County) Portland (Northampton County) Summit Hill (Carbon County) Tamaqua (Schuylkill County) Weissport (Carbon County) Transportation Roads The Poconos Region is served by many state highways. The most used of these highways include Pennsylvania Route 115, Pennsylvania Route 715, Pennsylvania Route 903 (designated in some areas as the "Highway to Adventure" because of the numerous venues and resorts along the highway), Pennsylvania Route 33, Pennsylvania Route 940, and Pennsylvania Route 611. Pennsylvania Route 309, a major north–south route connecting Northeastern Pennsylvania with the Delaware Valley region, passes through the western end of the region. There are two U.S. Highways in the Pocono Mountains region. The more used is U.S. Route 209, which goes from Ulster, New York, to Millersburg, Pennsylvania (near Harrisburg). The route's midpoint is in the region north of Stroudsburg. The other main U.S. Highway in the region is U.S. Route 6, which is a transcontinental highway that starts near Bishop, California, and runs for over to its eastern terminus in Provincetown, Massachusetts. It is designated a scenic route in Pennsylvania. U.S. Route 11, U.S. Route 22, and U.S. Route 46 are also not far from the region and serve it indirectly. The main east–west interstate highway in the region is Interstate 80, off which branches Interstate 380, which connects the Poconos to Scranton. The other interstate highways in the region in Interstate 476, the Pennsylvania Turnpike's Northeast Extension, which has