East Allegheny

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East Allegheny is a historic residential and commercial neighborhood on Pittsburgh’s North Side known for its 19th-century architecture and proximity to downtown.

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East Allegheny canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic district
neighborhood
adjacentTo Allegheny Commons Park
architecturalStyle Italianate
Second Empire
Victorian
borderedBy Allegheny River
Central Northside
Interstate 279
Spring Garden
Troy Hill
country United States
developmentEra late 19th century
governedBy Pittsburgh City Council
hasAlternativeName Deutschtown
East Ohio Street neighborhood
hasAreaCode 412
878
hasCommercialCorridor East Ohio Street business district
hasLandmark Allegheny General Hospital (nearby)
Max’s Allegheny Tavern
St. Mary’s German Catholic Church (historic)
Teutonia Männerchor
hasMainStreet East Ohio Street
hasPark East Commons (nearby in Allegheny Commons Park)
hasPostalCode 15212
heritage German-American
historicUse working-class residential area
knownFor 19th-century architecture
historic residential buildings
mixed residential and commercial use
proximity to Downtown Pittsburgh
locatedIn Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
locatedInTimeZone UTC−05:00
locatedOn north shore of the Allegheny River
observesDST UTC−04:00
partOf North Side (Pittsburgh)
streetPattern grid plan
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
transportConnection close to Downtown Pittsburgh via bridges
served by Port Authority bus routes
urbanCharacter narrow streets
rowhouses
walkable
zoning commercial
residential

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North Side (Pittsburgh) contains East Allegheny
Allegheny Center adjacentTo East Allegheny
Spring Garden adjacentTo East Allegheny
Deutschtown alternateName East Allegheny
subject linked to: Deutschtown neighborhood
Fineview borders East Allegheny
subject linked to: Fineview (Pittsburgh)