Cities near Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh is a city of 304,391 inhabitants in United States. The most populous cities near Pittsburgh within 100 km are Youngstown, Penn Hills, Boardman. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 40.4406° Longitude: -79.9959° Population: 304,391 Timezone: America/New_York
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Nearby cities 43 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Youngstown United States 91.7 km 64,628
Penn Hills United States 14.9 km 44,610
Boardman United States 85.8 km 35,376
Mount Lebanon United States 10.5 km 32,730
Bethel Park United States 13.1 km 32,118
Morgantown United States 90.3 km 30,708
Austintown United States 97.9 km 29,677
Monroeville United States 17.7 km 28,176
Cranberry Township United States 28.7 km 28,098
Wheeling United States 74.4 km 27,648
Plum United States 21.9 km 27,505
New Castle United States 69.2 km 22,375
Allison Park United States 13.6 km 21,552
Murrysville United States 25.3 km 20,134
West Mifflin United States 13.9 km 20,075
Johnstown United States 91.8 km 19,966
Baldwin United States 11.5 km 19,819
McKeesport United States 15.2 km 19,453
Weirton Heights United States 46.1 km 19,450
Upper Saint Clair United States 13.8 km 19,229
Weirton United States 50.3 km 19,175
Steubenville United States 54.6 km 18,219
Hermitage United States 96.0 km 16,028
Wilkinsburg United States 9.6 km 15,731
Greensburg United States 41.7 km 14,495
Franklin Park United States 17.7 km 14,415
Indiana United States 74.1 km 14,100
Whitehall United States 8.8 km 13,834
Sharon United States 97.6 km 13,562
Washington United States 36.5 km 13,497
South Park Township United States 15.8 km 13,416
Butler United States 47.5 km 13,289
New Kensington United States 24.3 km 12,713
Fernway United States 30.5 km 12,414
Salem United States 88.8 km 12,003
Lower Burrell United States 23.7 km 11,761
Carnot-Moon United States 20.6 km 11,372
Jefferson Hills United States 17.5 km 11,360
Munhall United States 9.7 km 11,247
Natrona Heights United States 30.3 km 10,927
East Liverpool United States 53.0 km 10,846
North Versailles United States 17.2 km 10,571
Struthers United States 85.4 km 10,375

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