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Visit Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Pittsburgh is the second largest city in the-  Carnegie  Museum  of  Art
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. As of the 2000
census, the city itself had a population of-  Carnegie  Museum  of  Natural  History
334,569, with 2,358,695 in the metropolitan
area.-  Carnegie  Science  Center
Pittsburgh is built at the confluence of-  National  Aviary
three rivers (the Allegheny River,
Monongahela River and the Ohio River), with-  Pittsburgh  Zoo  and  PPG  Aquarium
the downtown area in the triangular portion
of land formed by the rivers. The city is-  Three  Rivers  Arts  Festival
well known for its spectacular skyline of
skyscrapers and bridges, the latter givingHere is some more information about the area:
rise to two of its nicknames "The City of- Some of the major companies headquartered
Bridges"  and  "The  Bridge  Capital".in Pittsburgh include Heinz, PPG Industries
and  U.S.  Steel.
As well as "The City of Bridges" and "The
Bridge Capital", Pittsburgh also has a- Perhaps the most famous educational
variety of other nicknames, including "Cityinstitution in Pittsburgh is Carnegie Mellon
of Champions", "The 'Burgh" and "The CollegeUniversity, which is a private research
City". There are also nicknames linked to theuniversity that was founded by Andrew
city's industrial past such as "Iron City",Carnegie  in  1900.
"Steel City" and "Steel Town", and from the
new industries that have arisen in the city- The main airport for Pittsburgh is
such as "Roboburgh", which relates toPittsburgh  International  Airport.
Pittsburgh's  growing  robotics  industry.
- Sports teams in Pittsburgh include the
Attractions  in  Pittsburgh  include:baseball team, the Pittsburgh Pirates, the
ice hockey team, the Pittsburgh Penguins, and
-  Andy  Warhol  Museumthe NFL American football team, the
Pittsburgh Steelers.



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