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The Pittsburgh metropolitan area covers multiple counties in western Pennsylvania, with Allegheny County as its hub. This region is well known for its historic significance, diverse economy, cultural vibrancy and educational institutions.

Greater Pittsburgh refers to the metropolitan region encompassing Pittsburgh in Western Pennsylvania, United States. This region encompasses Allegheny County – both its urban center and economic epicenter – along with seven neighboring Pennsylvania counties that make up Pittsburgh, PA Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) as defined by U.S. Census Bureau; these are Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Lawrence, Washington, and Westmoreland counties all located in Western Pennsylvania.

As per 2020 census data, the population of Greater Pittsburgh region reached 2.37 million people. At its core lies Pittsburgh itself with 302,971 residents making it the second-largest city in Pennsylvania after Philadelphia when measured in terms of population. Notably, more than half of Greater Pittsburgh region inhabitants call Allegheny County their home with 1.24 million in its ranks making it second only to Philadelphia County when measured by total inhabitants in terms of total county populations in Pennsylvania.