Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania

Crawford County

42-10912

Cambridge Springs is an American township in Crawford County in Pennsylvania. According to a census in 2010 the population is 2595 people.

Geography

Coordinates of the community are: 41 ° 48'8 "North, 80 ° 3'33 " West. Cambridge Springs has an area of ​​2.3 km ² and no water surfaces.

Varia

1904 took place in Cambridge Springs is one of the most important chess tournaments in history. The winner was Frank Marshall before the former world chess champion Emanuel Lasker and fourteen other players. A variant of the Queen's Gambit, the multiple was applied in the tournament since called Cambridge Springs Variation ( 1.d2 d5 2.c2 d4 d7 - c4 e7 - e6 3.Sb1 - c3 Ng8 - f6 - g5 4.Lc1 Sb8 - d7 5.e2 -e3 c7 - c6 6.Sg1 -f3 Qd8 - a5, ECO codes D51 - D52 ).

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