West Chester, Pennsylvania: The Most Important Suburb of Philadelphia

West Chester is a district and administrative center in Pennsylvania. It is considered to be the most important suburb of Philadelphia. The city has industrial and commercial resources, health, social and educational benefits for life, multi-faceted opportunities for the introduction of business, and the construction of railway facilities. According to the 2010 census, its population is 108,696 people, which makes the city the 10th largest city by postal address in the state of Pennsylvania. A significant part of the north wing of the West Chester University of Pennsylvania and the government of Chester County are located in this area.