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Pittsburgh History, per Wikipedia
Pittsburgh (pronounced /'p?tsb?g/ (originally pronounced /'p?tsb(?)r?/)) is
the second largest city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania with a population
of 334,563 and the 20th largest metropolitan area in the United States, and
the 50th largest metropolitan area in North America, with a population of 2,358,695.
It is the county seat of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Built on land surrounding
the confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers, where they merge to
form the Ohio river, Pittsburgh features a skyline of 151 high-rise buildings,[3]
446 bridges,[4] two inclined railways and a pre-revolutionary fortification.
Residents of the city are called Pittsburghers. The downtown area is located
on the triangular parcel at the confluence of the rivers. Pittsburgh is noted
for bridges of all types throughout the city and is commonly known as the "The
City of Bridges" or "The Bridge Capital" of the United States.
Pittsburgh's other nickname is "The Steel City" due to its one-time
prominence in steel making.
Though Pittsburgh's economy was traditionally fueled by heavy manufacturing
to the detriment of local air and water quality, today it is largely based on
healthcare, education, technology and financial services. Primarily due to a
series of factories from Pittsburgh's old economy and the general geography
of the region, the city still has a pollution problem in regard to particulate
matter in the atmosphere.[5] Still, in 2007, Forbes.com named Pittsburgh the
10th Cleanest city in the world.[6]
Pittsburgh is the principal cultural and economic influence in the eastern
Ohio River Valley. Also, though the city proper is diminishing in population,
some areas of the Pittsburgh metropolitan area continue to grow.[7] Nevertheless,
because of its low cost of living, economic opportunities, education, transportation
and medical infrastructure, Pittsburgh is consistently ranked high in livability
surveys. In 2007, Pittsburgh was named "America's Most Livable City"
by Places Rated Almanac,[8] and "America's Best City for Relocating Families"
in 2008 by Worldwide ERC, a relocation services industry trade group.[9] As
of April 4, 2008, the city and Allegheny County, are discussing a plan to merge
as early as 2009.[10]