Each local Little League determines the actual geographic   boundaries of the area from within which it shall select players. These boundaries must be described in detail and shown on a map and dated when making   application for a Little League charter. Players will be eligible to play with   that league only if they reside within the boundaries provided to and approved   by Little League Baseball, Incorporated.

The map below was created using randymajors.org.

A player will be deemed to reside within the league boundaries if:

1. His/her parents are living together and are residing within   such league boundaries, OR;
2. Either of the player's parents (or his/her court-appointed   legal guardian) resides within such boundaries. It is unacceptable if a parent moves into a league's boundaries for the purpose of qualifying for tournament play.

"Residence:, "reside" and "residing" refers to a place of bona fide continuous habitation. A place of residence once established shall not be considered changed unless the parents, parent or guardian makes a bona fide change of residence.

Residence shall be established and supported by documents from   THREE OR MORE of the following categories to determine residency of such parent(s) or guardian:

1. Drivers License
2. Voter Registration
3. School Records
4. Welfare/Child Care Records
5. Federal Records
6. State Records
7. Local (Municipal) Records
8. Support Payment Records
9. Homeowner or Tenant Records
10. Utility Bills
11. Financial Statements
12. Insurance Documents
13. Military Records
14. Medical Records
15. Internet, Cable or Satellite Records
16. Vehicle Records

If the claim for residency is challenged, three of the above materials must be submitted to Little League Baseball, Incorporated, with an   affidavit of residency from the parent(s) or guardian, which shall decide the issue, and that decision will final and binding. Residency documents must illustrate that the residence (as defined above) was inside the league's boundaries for at least one-half of the regular season (as of June 15 of the year in question). Tournament Requirement for Non-Citizens: A participant who is not a citizen of the country in which he/she wishes to play, but meets residency   requirements as defined by Little League, may participate in that country if:

1. His/her visa allows that participant to remain in that country   for a period of at least one year, or;
2. The prevailing laws allow that participant to remain in that   country for at least one year, or;
3. The participant has an established bona fide residence in that   country for at least two years prior to the start of the regular season.

Exceptions can only be made by action of the Charter Committee in Williamsport. Any request for a waiver pertaining to the eligibility of a player must be submitted in writing, by the president of the local Little League through the district administrator, to their respective Regional Director not later than the date prescribed in Regulation IV (j). Requests submitted after that date will not be considered.