Pittsburgh Neighborhoods Map

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The city of Pittsburgh, PA has a population of 301,286 and a population density of 5,441 people per square mile. There are a total of 91 Pittsburgh, PA neighborhoods. The neighborhood with the highest Livability Score is North Shore and the largest neighhorhood by population is Squirrel Hill South. The Pittsburgh, PA neighborhood map is a great way to see which neighborhoods have a higher Livability Score compared to those with a lower Livability Score.
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You will never have a dull day living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. With some of the country's top sports teams, amazing food options and a great arts scene, you will always find something new to do. You can enjoy a seat along the third base line as the Pirates face off against the Phillies. Or you can take your fishing pole down to the Point, a popular park where locals like to pull up a boat and cast out a line. Don't forget to take the historic Monongahela Incline to the top of Mount Washington at night, where you can see some of the best sights in the city.

Squirrel Hill North

With great local amenities and fare and some of the best schools in the city, Squirrel Hill North is considered the perfect neighborhood for raising a family. Lincoln Elementary School, Fort Couch Middle School and Baker Elementary School all come highly recommended. Within close distance to Schenley Park and Frick Park, you will never run out of space to get some fresh air. If you want a more controlled look at nature you can check out the famous Phipp's Conservatory and Botanical Garden, just a short bus ride away. Squirrel Hill North is known for its great shopping choices, from quirky little eateries to handmade clothing boutiques. Sushi Too, Prantl's Bakery and the Shadyside Variety Store are all local favorites. If you need to get out of Squirrel Hill North and into Downtown, there are plenty of bus stops located conveniently throughout the neighborhood. Being just a short bus ride away, many neighborhood residents commute downtown regularly for work.

Point Breeze

If you're looking for more affordable living options plus great nearby amenities, Point Breeze is the neighborhood for you. With great public schools and low crime rates, this neighborhood is a great choice for those looking to start a family. Point Breeze is surrounded by parks and wooded areas, making for easy retreats when you need some fresh air. It's not hard to see why Frick Park draws visitors from all over the city, with miles of trails, off-leash dog areas and even historic statues. There's plenty of shopping in the area and nearby, from Target to the Salvation Army. If you ever want to get downtown you're simply a short bus ride away, with more than ten conveniently located stops.

Shadyside

From college students to retirees, Shadyside has something for everyone. Nearby three major universities and plenty of late-night options, this neighborhood is a favorite for college students attending nearby schools. With the tree-lined streets and convenient location, Shadyside is also great for the busy family or quiet retiree. There are plenty of great shopping and market options, like Market District, Trader Joe's and Giant Eagle. Downtown is just a short bus ride away, with more than a dozen stops located throughout the neighborhood. If you're looking to get away from the city there are some nice parks nearby, with East Liberty Park and Amber Park being two local favorites. If you're looking to exercise but don't feel like hiking some trails, there are several great fitness centers right in Shadyside, like Schoolhouse Yoga, Harmony Pilates Studio and CrossFit Shadyside.