Borough of Carnegie, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, United States

Overview of Carnegie

• Name:
  Carnegie
• Official Name:
  Borough of Carnegie
• Place Type:
  Incorporated Borough (county subdivision)
• Located In:
  Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, United States
  
• History (GNIS):
  Formed in 1894 by consolidation of the boroughs of Charters & Mansfield. Named for Andrew Carnegie
• Coordinates:
  Latitude:40.408680240° 24' 31.2"N

  Longitude:-80.083388580° 05' 00.2"W
• Nearby Cities:
  • East Carnegie (Pittsburgh) 0.6 mi. NE
  • Heidelberg 1.2 mi. S
  • Rosslyn Farms 1.3 mi. NW
  • Pennsbury Village 1.6 mi. NW
  • Thornburg 1.8 mi. N
  • Green Tree 2 mi. E
• Nearby Cemeteries:
  • Ross Colonial 0.4 mi. SW
  • Saint Josephs (Scott Township) 0.9 mi. SW
  • Mount Olivet (Scott Township) 1 mi. SE
  • Chartiers (Pittsburgh) 1 mi. NE
  • Ukranian (Scott Township) 1.4 mi. S
  • Holy Family (Collier Township) 1.4 mi. W
  • German (Green Tree) 1.6 mi. E
  • Woodville State Hospital (Collier Township) 1.6 mi. SW
  • Saint Marys (Green Tree) 1.6 mi. E
  • Old Saint Luke's Church (Scott Township) 1.7 mi. S
  • Saint Johns (Collier Township) 1.8 mi. SW
  • Saint Marys (Scott Township) 1.8 mi. SE
• Population:
  8,169
• Elevation:
  236 m
• Histopolis Place ID:
  187887542
• Updated May 4, 2020