Central

Central Pittsburgh tends to be what people see when they look at the skyline of the city, encompassing much of the land that’s cradled by both the Monongahela and Allegheny Rivers. This is where most of the bigger businesses reside, and where nearly every bridge over the Three Rivers leads to.

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East

Eastern Pittsburgh is the secondary areas that were settled after the central areas closer to the merger of the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers. Mainly large residential areas that were originally divided amongst ethnic backgrounds, these neighborhoods often still have thousands of people living in them, and either working locally or commuting downtown towards the larger businesses.

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North

A diverse district in Pittsburgh with a variety of businesses, residential areas and more.

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South

The southern District of Pittsburgh tends to be mostly residential areas, generally with quick access to downtown Pittsburgh, or at least the main portion of the city that is separated from it by the Monongahela River.

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Out of Town

This area if for anything outside of the mapped out districts and things.

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