2016 Map of Pittsburgh West
USGS Topo · Published 2016About this map
Neville Island and Davis Island sit prominently in the Ohio River as it winds northwest from the confluence of the Allegheny River. This urban and industrial landscape is defined by its complex transportation network, including the Liberty Tunnel, Fort Pitt Tunnel, and a series of iconic river crossings like the McKees Rocks Bridge and Fort Duquesne Bridge. The map reveals a dense fabric of ethnic and religious heritage, particularly evident in the numerous specialized burial grounds such as the Polish Holy Trinity Polish National Cem, Beth Hamedrash Hagodal Cem, and Saint Marys Holy Virgin Russian Orthodox Church Cem. From the heights of Mount Washington to the suburban valleys of Scott Township, the terrain is marked by steep grades and the winding courses of Chartiers Creek and Saw Mill Run.
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