South Bethlehem
now joined to tral of New Jersey railroads; 57 miles Reading, the Lehigh Valley, and the Cenampton co., Pa.; on the Philadelphia and Reading, the Lehigh Valley, and the Central of New Jersey railroads; 57 miles N. W. of Philadelphia. It contains LEworks, street railroad and electric lights, Women, St. Luke's Hospital, waterworks, street railroad and electric lights, National and private banks, and several ily and weekly newspapers. Here are daily the Bethlehem Steel Works and manufactories of brass goods, machinery, coke, zinc, brick, etc. Pop. (1910) 19,973; (1920) 23,522.