St. Clair (Pittsburgh)
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| St. Clair | |
 Neighborhood in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
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| Population (1990): 1960[1] | |
| Population (2000): 1453[1] | |
| Area: 0.31 mi² [1] | |
St. Clair is a neighborhood in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in the United States. The neighborhood was the last remnant of Lower St. Clair Township to be annexed by the City of Pittsburgh in 1920.
Most of the St. Clair neighborhood is composed of St. Clair Village, a 556-unit housing project owned by the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh and built in the early 1950s.[2]
There are no stores or other commercial businesses in St. Clair, it is a strictly residential community. There is, however, one church, Lighthouse Cathedral, serving the community as well as various social service agencies at work in St. Clair for the largely poor population.[3]
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[edit] Surrounding neighborhoods and communities
Mount Oliver, Arlington, Carrick
[edit] References
- ^ a b c (January 2006). "Census: Pittsburgh". . Pittsburgh Department of City Planning Retrieved on 2007-07-19.
- ^ Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh - St. Clair Village
- ^ Lighthouse Cathedral Contact Information
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