The city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania officially^* recognizes the following neighborhoods:

• Allegheny Center
• Allegheny West
• Allentown
• Arlington
• Arlington Heights
• Banksville
• Bedford Dwellings
• Beechview
• Beltzhoover
• Bloomfield
• Bluff (Uptown)
• Bon Air
• Brighton Heights
• Brookline
• California-Kirkbride
• Carrick
• Central Business District (Downtown Pittsburgh)
• Central Lawrenceville
• Central Northside
• Central Oakland
• Chartiers
• Chateau
• Crafton Heights
• Crawford-Roberts Hill
• Downtown Pittsburgh
• Duquesne Heights
• East Allegheny
• East Carnegie
• East Hills
• East Liberty
• Elliot
• Esplen
• Fairywood
• Fineview
• Friendship
• Garfield
• Glen Hazel
• Greenfield
• Hays
• Hazelwood
• Highland Park
• Hill District
• Homewood North
• Homewood South
• Homewood West
• Knoxville
• Larimer

• Lawrenceville
• Lincoln-Lemington-Belmar
• Lincoln Place
• Manchester
• Marshall-Shadeland
• Middle Hill
• Morningside
• Mount Oliver (not to be confused with the neighboring borough of Mount Oliver)
• Mount Washington
• New Homestead
• North Oakland
• North Point Breeze
• North Shore
• Northview Heights
• Oakland
• Oakwood
• Overbrook
• Perry North
• Perry South
• Polish Hill
• Point Breeze
• Regent Square
• Ridgemont
• Shadyside
• Sheraden
• South Oakland
• Spring Garden
• Spring Hill
• Squirrel Hill
• Southshore
• Southside Flats
• Southside Slopes
• Stanton Heights
• Strip District
• Summer Hill
• Swisshelm Park
• Terrace Village
• Troy Hill
• Upper Hill
• Upper Lawrenceville
• West End
• West Oakland
• Westwood
• Windgap

See also

• Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• History of Pittsburgh

External links

• Map of Pittsburgh neighborhoods
• Interactive Map of Pittsburgh Neighborhoods
• Pittsburgh Neighborhoods Described by University of Pittsburgh's Graduate Students
• Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - "Defining city neighborhoods an imprecise process"

Pittsburgh neighborhoods