Pittsburgh, PA vs. 484 Pittsburghia

While there is only one Pittsburgh, there are in fact many Pittsburgs. This is a series investigating how our ‘Burgh stacks up against our similarly named brethren in a number of categories both relevant and arbitrary.

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Pittsburgh, PA	484 Pittsburghia

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304,391 residents (U.S. Census 2015 estimate)	0 residents
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Is the second largest city in Pennsylvania and the heart of the 26th largest metropolitan area in the United States.	Is an asteroid.
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	By Batya Stark, via Mark Andrew Holmes.
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58.3 square miles (151 km²).	32 km in diameter.
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Also known as Steel City, City of Champions, the ‘Burgh.	Also known as 1902 HX.
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County seat of Allegheny County; annexed Allegheny City in 1907.	457 Alleghenia, discovered two years earlier, named for Allegheny City astronomer John Brashear.
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Home to the historic Allegheny Observatory.	Was discovered at the Heidelberg-Königstuhl State Observatory.
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Inhabited by Native Americans as early as 19,000 years ago.	Discovered by Max Wolf in 1902.
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Explore interactive city maps at Google Maps.	Explore clickable interactive modeling at 3D Asteroid Catalogue.
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Has two inclines: Monongahela and Duquesne.	Inclination: 12.512º
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Eccentricity: Moderate to high.	Eccentricity: 0.057501
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