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Some information you should know when moving to Pittsburgh:

Pittsburgh Basics
Founded: 1758
Founded: 1758
Incorporated: 1816
Pittsburgh City Population: 350,363
Allegheny County Population: 1,336,449
Median Family Income (1997): $38,200 (within city limits)
Unemployment Rate: 4.2%
Median Home Sale Price (1999): $53,438
Average High Temperature (July): 82.5° F
Average Low Temperature (January): 20.8° F
Also Known As (AKA): The 'Burgh.

Sales Tax in Pittsburgh
Allegheny County sales tax (which includes the city of Pittsburgh) is 7%. Clothing, groceries and specialty foods are tax-free.

There are 92 Public Schools in Pittsburgh, private Schools 72 parochial Schools 58 ,proprietary Schools 38, Colleges & Universities 8 one of them is University of Pittsburgh.

University of Pittsburgh - Founded in 1787 as a small, private school, the Pittsburgh Academy was located in a log cabin near Pittsburgh’s three rivers. In the 219 years since, the University has evolved into an internationally recognized center of learning and research.

Churches
Protestant 348
Roman Catholic 86
Jewish 28
Orthodox 8

Pittsburgh was named in 1758, incorporated as a borough in 1794 and chartered as a city in 1816