List of all Pittsburgh's suburbs with 10,000+ population (Penn Hills, Bethel Park: best suburbs, homes)

[Craziaskowboi]

For continuity's sake, consider the adjacent county seats and the obsolete former company towns to be "suburbs," OK? Thanks.

List of all Pittsburgh's suburbs with 10,000+ population

42,329 - Penn Hills
33,137 - Mt. Lebanon
32,313 - Bethel Park
31,105 - Ross Township
30,609 - North Huntingdon Township
28,457 - McCandless
28,386 - Monroeville
28,098 - Cranberry Township
27,126 - Plum
24,185 - Moon Township
21,213 - Peters Township
20,313 - West Mifflin
20,079 - Murrysville
20,005 - Penn Township
19,767 - Baldwin
19,731 - McKeesport
19,229 - Upper St. Clair
17,024 - Scott Township
15,930 - Wilkinsburg
14,892 - Greensburg
14,502 - Derry Township
14,416 - South Fayette Township
13,944 - Whitehall
13,934 - North Fayette Township
13,757 - Butler
13,663 - Washington
13,470 - Franklin Park
13,416 - South Park
13,408 - North Strabane Township
13,354 - Robinson Township
13,116 - New Kensington
12,593 - Hopewell Township
11,771 - West Deer Township
11,761 - Lower Burrell
11,652 - Adams Township
11,497 - Pine Township
11,406 - Munhall
11,363 - Rostraver Township
11,271 - Cecil Township
11,100 - Richland Township
10,619 - Jefferson Hills
10,372 - Uniontown
10,229 - North Versailles Township

Biggest population gainers (percent)

+72.0% - Adams Township
+49.6% - Pine Township
+33.3% - North Strabane Township
+20.8% - Peters Township
+20.2% - Richland Township
+18.9% - Cranberry Township
+18.5% - Franklin Park
+17.5% - South Fayette Township
+15.5% - Cecil Township
+13.7% - North Fayette Township

Biggest population losers (percent)

-17.9% - McKeesport
-17.0% - Wilkinsburg
-16.5% - Uniontown
-10.8% - New Kensington
-10.5% - Washington
-9.6% - Penn Hills
-9.6% - West Mifflin
-9.0% - Butler
-8.1% - North Versailles Township
-7.0% - Munhall

[neurodistortion]

I'm surprised Hempfield, Westmoreland County wasn't included with its 40,000+ population.

[Craziaskowboi]

Maybe I glanced over it. I was looking at a list of all places in Pennsylvania, so it probably got lost in the shuffle.

Either that, or the E.coli outbreak there took the number down to 9,996 last year.

[grimacista]

Forgot Shaler.

[Craziaskowboi]

Dam.

[hempfield mania]

North Huntingdon's population is higher than 30k as well.

[Berzz]

Can anyone tell me the best suburbs to live in for an easy route to Duquesne University?

[I_Like_Spam]

Originally Posted by Berzz

Can anyone tell me the best suburbs to live in for an easy route to Duquesne University?

North Baldwin is real convenient to Duquesne for an automobile commute- Becks Run to Carson, across the Birmingham Bridge and you're basically there.

For a public transit commute to Duquesne, points east in Swissvale, Homestead, Edgewood, Wilkinsburg- all have regular 1 bus service past the Duquesne campus on the 61 and 71 routes.

[PreservationPioneer]

Hard to believe McKeesport still has such a large population. 20k people and their downtown looks like that. Same goes for New Kensington - 13k people and their downtown looks like a bomb hit it. Compare them to Uniontown or Greensburg, which have smaller populations and beautifully kept (and larger) downtowns.

[selltheburgh]

Uniontown only looks like that because Hardy invested big bucks to preserve the town.