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McKeesport, Pennsylvania in Allegheny County


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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in McKeesport.

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Acmetonia,   Allegheny Acres,   Allison Park,   Alpsville,   Aspinwall,   Avalon,   Bairdford,   Bakerstown,   Bakerstown Station,   Baldwin,   Barking,   Bauerstown,   Beadling,   Beechcliff,   Beechmont,   Bell Acres,   Bellevue,   Belmar,   Ben Avon,   Ben Avon Heights,   Benjamin,   Berkeley Hills,   Bethel Park,   Black Ridge,   Blaine Hill,   Blawnox,   Blythedale,   Bon Meade,   Boston,   Boyce,   Boyer,   Brackenridge,   Braddock,   Braddock Hills,   Bradford Woods,   Brentwood,   Bridgeville,   Broadlawn Highlands,   Broadview,   Broughton,   Bruceton,   Brushton,   Bryant,   Bunola,   Carnegie,   Carnot,   CarnotMoon,   Castle Shannon,   Center,   Central Highlands,   Chalfant,   Cherry City,   Cheswick,   Churchill,   Churchill Valley,   Clairton,   Clifton,   Clinton,   Coal Valley,   Cochrans Mill,   Coraopolis,   Coraopolis Heights,   Crafton,   Creighton,   Crescent Hills,   Cuddy Hill,   Culmerville,   Curry,   Curtisville,   Dixmont,   Dormont,   Dorseyville,   Douglass,   Dravosburg,   Drennen,   Duff City,   Duquesne,   East McKeesport,   East Monongahela,   East Pittsburgh,   Eastvue,   Eden Park,   Edgewood,   Edgeworth,   Elfinwild,   Elizabeth,   Elkhorn,   Emsworth,   Enlow,   Essen,   Etna,   Evergreen,   Ewingsville,   Experiment,   Fairoaks,   Federal,   Forest Hills,   Fox Chapel,   Fox Ridge,   Franklin Park,   Gallatin,   Garvey Melton,   Gascola,   Gayly,   Gibsonia,   Gill Hall,   Gladden,   Glassmere,   Glassport,   Glen Osborne,   Glendale,   Glenfield,   Glenshaw,   Glenwillard,   Green Tree,   Greenock,   Gregg,   Groveton,   Hardy,   Harmar Heights,   Harmarville,   Harwick,   Haysville,   Heidelberg,   Hickman,   Highcliff,   Homestead,   Imperial,   Indianola,   Ingram,   Jefferson Hills,   Jewell,   Karns,   Kenmawr,   Keown,   Keown Station,   Kirwan Heights,   Laketon Heights,   Laurel Gardens,   Leetsdale,   Liberty,   Library,   Lincoln,   Linden Grove,   Linhart,   Lovedale,   Magill Heights,   Manown,   McAlisters Crossroads,   McKees Rocks,   McKnight,   Millvale,   Monroeville,   Montrose Hill,   Moon,   Moon Crest,   Moon Run,   Morgan Hill,   Mount Lebanon,   Mount Oliver,   Mount Vernon,   Munhall,   Murdocksville,   Mustard,   Nadine,   National Hill,   Natrona,   Natrona Heights,   New England,   Newfield,   Noblestown,   North Bessemer,   North Braddock,   North Versailles,   Oak Hill,   Oakdale,   Oakmont,   Orville,   Osborne,   Park View,   Penn Hills,   Penn Ridge,   Pennsbury Village,   Perrysville,   Piney Fork,   Pitcairn,   Pittock,   Pittsburgh,   Pleasant Hills,   Plum,   Port Perry,   Port Vue,   Presto,   Rankin,   Red Hot,   Rennerdale,   River Hill,   River Valley,   Rodi,   Rosslyn Farms,   Rural Ridge,   Russellton,   Sample,   Sandy Creek,   Santiago,   Sewickley,   Sewickley Heights,   Sewickley Hills,   Shadow Shuttle,   Shannon Heights,   Sharpe Hill,   Sharpsburg,   Smithdale,   Snowden,   South Park Township,   Springdale,   Stonedale,   Sturgeon,   Swissvale,   Sygan,   Sygan Hill,   Talley Cavey,   Tarentum,   Terrace,   Thornburg,   Treveskyn,   Troy Hill,   Turtle Creek,   Undercliff,   Unity,   Universal,   Upper Saint Clair,   Valemont Heights,   Verona,   Versailles,   Walkers Mill,   Wall,   Wallace,   Walter Chapel,   Walther,   Warrendale,   West Elizabeth,   West Homestead,   West Mifflin,   West Park,   West View,   West Wilmerding,   Wexford,   Whitaker,   White Oak,   Whitehall,   Wildwood,   Wilkinsburg,   Wilmerding,   Wireton,   Wittmer,   Wylie,  

 

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Interested in fun facts and the history of McKeesport, PA?
Then read on!

Here are some interesting facts about McKeesport, Pennsylvania:

1. McKeesport was named after John McKee, an early Irish settler who owned a plot of land in the area.

2. The city played a significant role in the steel industry and was once home to the National Tube Company, which produced pipes for oil and gas industries.

3. McKeesport is home to the McKeesport Symphony Orchestra, which was founded in 1975 and is the oldest continuously operating orchestra in Allegheny County.

4. The city has a rich sports history and produced several notable athletes, including baseball great Honus Wagner and NFL player Warren Powers.

5. McKeesport is home to several parks and recreational facilities, including Renziehausen Park, which features an ice rink, swimming pool, and several sports fields.

6. The city has a diverse population and is home to several cultural organizations, including the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), the Italian Heritage Society, and the Slovak Club.

7. Despite facing economic challenges in recent years, the city has a strong sense of community and has launched several initiatives to revitalize its downtown area.