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Old 02-13-2009, 12:30 PM
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Default Looking for listing of Pittsburgh suburbs

Anyone know of a place on the Net where I can find a listing of all the communities/suburbs of Pittsburgh? I'm having a tough time finding anything.

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Don't know if this is complete, but it has a lot listed, just scroll down in the article.

Pittsburgh metropolitan area - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Anyone know of a place on the Net where I can find a listing of all the communities/suburbs of Pittsburgh? I'm having a tough time finding anything.

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Here Is a map. You can point and click a get info. This is just Allegeny County. Which are the immediate communities just outside of the city.

Allegheny County Municipality Map
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As you can see by this map, Pittsburgh is all suburbs compared to to the percentage of land versus metro. That is why our seemingly small city proper population is misleading. Pittsburgh's city proper population is around 15% of it's metropolitan area population. This may be around the lowest percentage of all major cities. Jacksonville, FL on the other hand has a city proper population of greater than 80% of it's metro. So, on paper, Jacksonville looks like a larger metro area. It is not. Pittsburgh is much larger with over 2 million people. There are towns and municipalities close to Downtown that are not even considered city proper. They are their own municipalites despite looking and feeling like Pittsburgh.
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