Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Percent Population Age 25 and Over with Bachelors Degree Or Higher

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Percent Population Age 25 and over with Bachelors degree or higher

1 Squirrel Hill North 76.5% 46 Crafton Heights 14.1% 2 Shadyside 71.7% 47 Polish Hill 14.1% 3 Point Breeze 69.1% 48 New Homestead 13.5% 4 Regent Square 67.4% 49 Central Lawrenceville 12.9% 5 North Oakland 66.8% 50 Bon Air 12.1% 6 Squirrel Hill South 63.0% 51 Sheraden 12.1% 7 Allegheny West 55.3% 52 Perry South 11.8% 8 North Shore 55.1% 53 Hazelwood 11.7% 9 Highland Park 53.1% 54 Beltzhoover 11.3% 10 Central Oakland 45.1% 55 Crawford-Roberts 11.0% 11 Friendship 42.5% 56 Allentown 10.5% 12 Point Breeze North 35.0% 57 Lincoln-Larimer 10.4% 13 Strip District 34.2% 58 California Kurkbudle 10.3% 14 Allegheny Center 34.2% 59 Overbrook 10.3% 15 Swisshelm Park 33.6% 60 East Hills 10.3% 16 Banksville 32.9% 61 Carrick 10.3% 17 Stanton Heights 31.9% 62 Middle Hill 9.8% 18 Greenfield 29.9% 63 Garfield 9.7% 19 Duquesne Heights 29.5% 64 Troy Hill 9.7% 20 South Shore 27.9% 65 Spring Hill-CV 9.5% 21 Bloomfield 27.6% 66 Upper Lawrenceville 9.2% 22 South Oakland 27.3% 67 Homewood West 9.0% 23 Morningside 27.0% 68 Lincoln Place 8.8% 24 South Side Flats 25.2% 69 Larimer 8.5% 25 Mount Washington 24.3% 70 Homewood North 8.3% 26 Central Northside 24.1% 71 Knoxville 8.3% 27 West Oakland 23.1% 72 Fairywood 8.2% 28 Golden Triangle 22.9% 73 Arlington 7.9% 29 Oakwood 22.1% 74 Chartiers City 7.9% 30 Westwood 21.9% 75 Hays 7.8% 31 Brighton Heights 21.3% 76 Glen Hazel 7.5% 32 Perry North 21.0% 77 Elliot 7.4% 33 Upper Hill 20.0% 78 Homewood South 7.3% 34 Summer Hill 19.4% 79 Marshall-Shadeland 6.4% 35 East Liberty 18.5% 80 Fineview 6.1% 36 Manchester 18.5% 81 Terrace Village 5.8% 37 Brookline 18.2% 82 Saint Clair 4.6% 38 Lower Lawrenceville 15.9% 83 Northview Heights 4.2% 39 South Side Slopes 15.8% 84 Bedford Dwellings 4.1% 40 East Allegheny 15.3% 85 West End 3.9% 41 Beechview 15.0% 86 Esplen 3.9% 42 Bluff 14.7% 87 Spring Garden 3.8% 43 Ridgemont 14.6% 88 Mount Oliver 2.2% 44 East Carnegie 14.4% 89 Arlington Heights 0.0% 45 Windgap 14.3% 90 Chateau 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Population Age 25 and over with Bachelors degree or higher

1 Shadyside 6,919 46 Lincoln Place 226 2 Squirrel Hill South 6,630 47 West Oakland 225 3 Squirrel Hill North 4,453 48 Allegheny West 223 4 Point Breeze 2,838 49 East Hills 221 5 Highland Park 2,493 50 Allentown 210 6 North Oakland 2,175 51 Beltzhoover 202 7 Bloomfield 1,872 52 Crawford-Roberts 195 8 Brookline 1,861 53 Spring Hill-CV 189 9 Greenfield 1,755 54 Troy Hill 182 10 Mount Washington 1,657 55 Upper Lawrenceville 176 11 Brighton Heights 1,214 56 Allegheny Center 174 12 Stanton Heights 1,139 57 Oakwood 166 13 Banksville 1,135 58 Summer Hill 166 14 South Side Flats 1,053 59 Windgap 163 15 Beechview 930 60 Homewood South 159 16 East Liberty 848 61 Polish Hill 158 17 Golden Triangle 843 62 Larimer 151 18 Carrick 771 63 Middle Hill 151 19 Central Oakland 693 64 Elliot 150 20 Morningside 691 65 North Shore 114 21 Perry North 663 66 Arlington 96 22 Duquesne Heights 599 67 New Homestead 95 23 Regent Square 598 68 Bluff 94 24 Friendship 575 69 Terrace Village 85 25 South Side Slopes 565 70 Bon Air 81 26 Point Breeze North 551 71 Fineview 65 27 Central Northside 516 72 Strip District 65 28 South Oakland 515 73 California Kurkbudle 60 29 Westwood 511 74 Homewood West 60 30 Central Lawrenceville 499 75 Ridgemont 58 31 Sheraden 480 76 East Carnegie 52 32 Hazelwood 422 77 Glen Hazel 42 33 Perry South 390 78 Fairywood 41 34 Crafton Heights 386 79 Bedford Dwellings 39 35 Lincoln-Larimer 370 80 Northview Heights 36 36 Swisshelm Park 345 81 Chartiers City 30 37 Upper Hill 323 82 Spring Garden 30 38 Marshall-Shadeland 321 83 Hays 27 39 Overbrook 303 84 Saint Clair 27 40 East Allegheny 301 85 South Shore 17 41 Manchester 301 86 West End 14 42 Lower Lawrenceville 288 87 Esplen 10 43 Garfield 283 88 Mount Oliver 9 44 Homewood North 232 89 Arlington Heights 0 45 Knoxville 226 90 Chateau 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Percent of Workers (16+) Using Public Transportation to Commute to Work

1 Bedford Dwellings 71.5% 46 Chartiers City 19.1% 2 Arlington Heights 58.8% 47 Spring Hill-CV 19.1% 3 Saint Clair 55.4% 48 Crafton Heights 18.4% 4 Northview Heights 55.2% 49 Upper Lawrenceville 18.3% 5 Larimer 49.7% 50 North Oakland 18.3% 6 Homewood West 48.6% 51 Mount Washington 18.2% 7 Middle Hill 46.6% 52 Lower Lawrenceville 17.2% 8 Homewood South 45.8% 53 Spring Garden 17.2% 9 East Liberty 41.6% 54 Mount Oliver 16.9% 10 California Kurkbudle 38.5% 55 Brighton Heights 16.8% 11 Beltzhoover 37.5% 56 Central Oakland 16.7% 12 Terrace Village 37.0% 57 East Carnegie 16.5% 13 Crawford-Roberts 35.2% 58 Polish Hill 16.5% 14 Garfield 35.0% 59 Troy Hill 16.4% 15 Friendship 33.9% 60 Carrick 16.1% 16 Allegheny Center 33.6% 61 Marshall-Shadeland 15.4% 17 Lincoln-Larimer 33.5% 62 Bon Air 15.1% 18 West Oakland 33.2% 63 Duquesne Heights 14.3% 19 Homewood North 32.7% 64 Perry North 14.1% 20 Glen Hazel 32.6% 65 Arlington 13.9% 21 Esplen 30.8% 66 Sheraden 13.6% 22 Fairywood 30.4% 67 Brookline 13.3% 23 Allentown 30.0% 68 Central Lawrenceville 12.9% 24 Point Breeze North 30.0% 69 Morningside 12.6% 25 East Hills 28.2% 70 Point Breeze 12.2% 26 Knoxville 27.6% 71 Squirrel Hill North 12.1% 27 Upper Hill 26.6% 72 Regent Square 12.0% 28 Manchester 26.3% 73 Windgap 11.7% 29 Highland Park 25.5% 74 Elliot 11.4% 30 Perry South 25.3% 75 Stanton Heights 11.2% 31 Central Northside 24.9% 76 Bluff 11.1% 32 West End 24.9% 77 Allegheny West 10.8% 33 Shadyside 23.8% 78 Overbrook 10.4% 34 Greenfield 23.8% 79 Lincoln Place 10.3% 35 Hazelwood 22.4% 80 Westwood 9.3% 36 East Allegheny 22.3% 81 Banksville 8.4% 37 Squirrel Hill South 22.3% 82 Swisshelm Park 8.4% 38 Strip District 22.0% 83 New Homestead 8.0% 39 Bloomfield 21.7% 84 Summer Hill 7.8% 40 South Oakland 21.4% 85 Ridgemont 6.7% 41 Beechview 21.1% 86 Hays 6.4% 42 South Side Flats 21.1% 87 Oakwood 2.7% 43 Fineview 20.2% 88 Chateau 0.0% 44 South Side Slopes 20.1% 89 North Shore 0.0% 45 Golden Triangle 19.1% 90 South Shore 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Workers (16+) Using Public Transportation to Commute to Work

1 Shadyside 1,826 46 Morningside 228 2 Squirrel Hill South 1,583 47 Spring Hill-CV 221 3 East Liberty 1,102 48 Duquesne Heights 219 4 Bloomfield 990 49 Saint Clair 211 5 Greenfield 980 50 Overbrook 202 6 Beechview 922 51 Upper Lawrenceville 198 7 Brookline 904 52 Banksville 188 8 Highland Park 900 53 East Allegheny 185 9 Mount Washington 891 54 Lower Lawrenceville 182 10 Carrick 769 55 Troy Hill 182 11 Squirrel Hill North 628 56 Golden Triangle 176 12 Brighton Heights 623 57 Lincoln Place 167 13 South Side Flats 613 58 Homewood West 158 14 Garfield 582 59 Bluff 156 15 Lincoln-Larimer 572 60 Terrace Village 155 16 North Oakland 549 61 Elliot 153 17 Perry South 528 62 Westwood 142 18 Central Oakland 501 63 Fineview 123 19 South Side Slopes 499 64 Arlington 117 20 Knoxville 463 65 California Kurkbudle 104 21 Homewood North 443 66 Allegheny Center 94 22 Homewood South 427 67 Polish Hill 90 23 Hazelwood 410 68 Spring Garden 87 24 Larimer 386 69 Regent Square 79 25 Allentown 379 70 Fairywood 73 26 Point Breeze 372 71 Windgap 65 27 Beltzhoover 364 72 Bon Air 59 28 Sheraden 361 73 Glen Hazel 57 29 Point Breeze North 360 74 Swisshelm Park 54 30 Friendship 344 75 Esplen 49 31 Crafton Heights 340 76 Summer Hill 43 32 Middle Hill 332 77 Mount Oliver 42 33 Perry North 322 78 West End 42 34 Bedford Dwellings 319 79 Allegheny West 36 35 Marshall-Shadeland 319 80 East Carnegie 36 36 Central Northside 314 81 Chartiers City 35 37 East Hills 288 82 New Homestead 32 38 South Oakland 279 83 Arlington Heights 30 39 Stanton Heights 274 84 Strip District 28 40 West Oakland 265 85 Ridgemont 17 41 Crawford-Roberts 259 86 Hays 14 42 Upper Hill 244 87 Oakwood 11 43 Northview Heights 235 88 Chateau 0 44 Central Lawrenceville 231 89 North Shore 0 45 Manchester 230 90 South Shore 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Percent of Workers who Work in City of Pittsburgh

1 Chateau 100.0% 46 Perry South 68.1% 2 Fairywood 85.8% 47 Allentown 67.8% 3 Saint Clair 85.8% 48 Bon Air 67.8% 4 Strip District 85.8% 49 Central Lawrenceville 67.7% 5 Squirrel Hill North 85.4% 50 Hazelwood 67.7% 6 Bedford Dwellings 84.3% 51 Duquesne Heights 66.9% 7 North Oakland 81.3% 52 Fineview 66.9% 8 Squirrel Hill South 81.2% 53 Marshall-Shadeland 66.3% 9 Middle Hill 80.8% 54 Manchester 65.8% 10 Polish Hill 80.6% 55 Morningside 65.4% 11 Arlington Heights 80.4% 56 Mount Washington 64.8% 12 Bluff 80.3% 57 Allegheny West 64.2% 13 Point Breeze North 79.6% 58 East Allegheny 64.1% 14 Golden Triangle 79.5% 59 Spring Garden 62.7% 15 Terrace Village 79.2% 60 East Hills 62.5% 16 Crawford-Roberts 78.6% 61 Perry North 62.4% 17 Lincoln-Larimer 78.3% 62 Swisshelm Park 62.2% 18 Shadyside 78.2% 63 Beechview 62.2% 19 Bloomfield 77.8% 64 Knoxville 61.9% 20 Highland Park 77.7% 65 Brighton Heights 60.4% 21 Homewood North 77.3% 66 Carrick 60.1% 22 Homewood West 76.6% 67 Allegheny Center 59.6% 23 Lower Lawrenceville 76.6% 68 Spring Hill-CV 59.5% 24 Point Breeze 76.2% 69 Mount Oliver 59.3% 25 Friendship 75.2% 70 Elliot 59.0% 26 South Oakland 75.0% 71 Troy Hill 58.8% 27 Upper Hill 74.5% 72 Banksville 58.7% 28 Larimer 74.4% 73 Upper Lawrenceville 57.4% 29 Glen Hazel 74.3% 74 Westwood 57.1% 30 Garfield 74.3% 75 Crafton Heights 56.8% 31 Stanton Heights 73.9% 76 Brookline 55.8% 32 Greenfield 73.6% 77 Chartiers City 55.7% 33 Central Oakland 73.5% 78 Summer Hill 55.6% 34 North Shore 72.6% 79 Sheraden 52.3% 35 California Kurkbudle 72.2% 80 Oakwood 51.6% 36 East Liberty 72.2% 81 West End 51.5% 37 Central Northside 72.1% 82 Overbrook 51.0% 38 Beltzhoover 71.3% 83 Esplen 50.9% 39 Northview Heights 71.1% 84 Lincoln Place 48.9% 40 West Oakland 71.0% 85 New Homestead 48.8% 41 South Side Flats 70.5% 86 Windgap 48.7% 42 Arlington 70.5% 87 Ridgemont 43.5% 43 Regent Square 70.3% 88 Hays 36.7% 44 Homewood South 69.8% 89 East Carnegie 28.0% 45 South Side Slopes 69.7% 90 South Shore 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Percentage of Population Age 25 and Over With Less Than a High School Degree

1 South Shore 72.1% 46 Bloomfield 20.8% 2 Bedford Dwellings 50.2% 47 Knoxville 20.5% 3 Glen Hazel 48.8% 48 Oakwood 20.5% 4 Terrace Village 40.9% 49 Carrick 20.2% 5 Golden Triangle 39.1% 50 Manchester 20.0% 6 Marshall-Shadeland 38.4% 51 California Kurkbudle 19.8% 7 Mount Oliver 35.1% 52 Sheraden 18.4% 8 Northview Heights 34.5% 53 Windgap 18.1% 9 Saint Clair 34.0% 54 South Oakland 18.1% 10 East Allegheny 33.1% 55 Brighton Heights 18.0% 11 Bluff 32.9% 56 New Homestead 17.6% 12 Fairywood 32.3% 57 Beechview 17.4% 13 Homewood South 31.6% 58 Upper Hill 17.4% 14 Polish Hill 31.6% 59 Mount Washington 17.3% 15 Allentown 30.9% 60 Crafton Heights 17.0% 16 Upper Lawrenceville 30.4% 61 Chartiers City 16.8% 17 Esplen 30.2% 62 Central Northside 16.6% 18 Larimer 30.1% 63 Morningside 16.4% 19 Hays 29.8% 64 Summer Hill 15.4% 20 West End 29.2% 65 Duquesne Heights 15.0% 21 Middle Hill 28.6% 66 Westwood 14.4% 22 Hazelwood 28.5% 67 Overbrook 14.2% 23 Troy Hill 28.1% 68 Bon Air 13.8% 24 Fineview 28.0% 69 Brookline 13.6% 25 Garfield 27.7% 70 Greenfield 13.6% 26 Crawford-Roberts 27.6% 71 Perry North 13.1% 27 Lower Lawrenceville 26.7% 72 Friendship 12.8% 28 Central Lawrenceville 26.4% 73 Lincoln Place 12.7% 29 Arlington 25.7% 74 Ridgemont 12.6% 30 South Side Slopes 25.6% 75 Point Breeze North 12.2% 31 Spring Garden 25.2% 76 Stanton Heights 11.9% 32 East Hills 24.8% 77 Central Oakland 11.8% 33 East Carnegie 24.4% 78 Allegheny West 11.2% 34 Homewood West 24.3% 79 Swisshelm Park 10.3% 35 Perry South 24.3% 80 Banksville 10.2% 36 Arlington Heights 23.7% 81 Highland Park 9.9% 37 West Oakland 23.7% 82 North Shore 9.2% 38 South Side Flats 23.4% 83 Strip District 8.9% 39 Allegheny Center 23.2% 84 Squirrel Hill South 7.0% 40 Spring Hill-CV 23.1% 85 North Oakland 6.7% 41 Elliot 22.7% 86 Shadyside 5.3% 42 Homewood North 22.4% 87 Point Breeze 4.0% 43 Lincoln-Larimer 21.4% 88 Squirrel Hill North 3.2% 44 Beltzhoover 21.3% 89 Regent Square 1.4% 45 East Liberty 20.8% 90 Chateau 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Population Age 25 and Over With Less Than a High School Degree

1 Marshall-Shadeland 1,917 46 Banksville 352 2 Carrick 1,518 47 South Oakland 341 3 Golden Triangle 1,436 48 Westwood 335 4 Bloomfield 1,411 49 Lincoln Place 327 5 Brookline 1,387 50 Manchester 325 6 Mount Washington 1,177 51 Arlington 313 7 Beechview 1,079 52 Duquesne Heights 304 8 Brighton Heights 1,027 53 Fineview 301 9 Hazelwood 1,025 54 Northview Heights 298 10 Central Lawrenceville 1,018 55 Upper Hill 281 11 South Side Flats 978 56 Glen Hazel 274 12 East Liberty 953 57 West Oakland 231 13 South Side Slopes 914 58 North Oakland 219 14 Garfield 804 59 Bluff 210 15 Perry South 799 60 Windgap 207 16 Greenfield 797 61 Spring Garden 199 17 Lincoln-Larimer 761 62 Saint Clair 198 18 Squirrel Hill South 739 63 Point Breeze North 192 19 Sheraden 731 64 Squirrel Hill North 187 20 Homewood South 685 65 Central Oakland 182 21 East Allegheny 650 66 Friendship 173 22 Homewood North 626 67 Homewood West 163 23 Allentown 615 68 Point Breeze 163 24 Terrace Village 595 69 Fairywood 161 25 Upper Lawrenceville 581 70 Oakwood 154 26 Knoxville 560 71 Mount Oliver 145 27 Larimer 536 72 Summer Hill 132 28 East Hills 534 73 New Homestead 124 29 Troy Hill 530 74 Allegheny Center 118 30 Shadyside 512 75 California Kurkbudle 115 31 Crawford-Roberts 491 76 Swisshelm Park 106 32 Lower Lawrenceville 483 77 West End 104 33 Bedford Dwellings 482 78 Hays 103 34 Highland Park 467 79 Bon Air 92 35 Crafton Heights 464 80 East Carnegie 88 36 Elliot 459 81 Esplen 78 37 Spring Hill-CV 458 82 Chartiers City 64 38 Middle Hill 442 83 Ridgemont 50 39 Stanton Heights 426 84 Allegheny West 45 40 Morningside 420 85 South Shore 44 41 Overbrook 420 86 Arlington Heights 28 42 Perry North 413 87 North Shore 19 43 Beltzhoover 379 88 Strip District 17 44 Central Northside 356 89 Regent Square 12 45 Polish Hill 353 90 Chateau 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Number of Civilian Veterans

1 Brookline 1,718 46 Allentown 296 2 Carrick 1,328 47 Crawford-Roberts 294 3 Squirrel Hill South 1,186 48 Duquesne Heights 278 4 Mount Washington 1,179 49 Point Breeze North 250 5 Beechview 1,086 50 South Oakland 250 6 Brighton Heights 1,006 51 Summer Hill 243 7 Bloomfield 912 52 Larimer 239 8 Marshall-Shadeland 847 53 Lower Lawrenceville 234 9 Shadyside 846 54 Windgap 233 10 Greenfield 799 55 Arlington 216 11 Sheraden 774 56 Manchester 213 12 East Liberty 717 57 Terrace Village 209 13 Squirrel Hill North 706 58 Central Oakland 180 14 South Side Slopes 683 59 Polish Hill 177 15 Lincoln-Larimer 680 60 Swisshelm Park 175 16 Hazelwood 673 61 Fineview 149 17 South Side Flats 663 62 Friendship 145 18 Central Lawrenceville 662 63 Bedford Dwellings 134 19 Highland Park 630 64 Homewood West 132 20 Stanton Heights 595 65 New Homestead 129 21 Overbrook 575 66 Bon Air 123 22 Perry South 525 67 Oakwood 121 23 Banksville 493 68 Spring Garden 121 24 Perry North 492 69 California Kurkbudle 102 25 Golden Triangle 469 70 Allegheny Center 98 26 Garfield 460 71 West Oakland 97 27 Knoxville 455 72 Chartiers City 96 28 Westwood 434 73 Regent Square 95 29 North Oakland 410 74 Bluff 94 30 Point Breeze 409 75 East Carnegie 85 31 Crafton Heights 404 76 Ridgemont 78 32 Upper Lawrenceville 389 77 Saint Clair 74 33 Elliot 386 78 Hays 70 34 Lincoln Place 386 79 Mount Oliver 67 35 Homewood North 384 80 Fairywood 56 36 East Allegheny 373 81 Allegheny West 55 37 Morningside 369 82 West End 49 38 Middle Hill 349 83 Glen Hazel 43 39 Spring Hill-CV 344 84 Esplen 35 40 Central Northside 332 85 Northview Heights 29 41 Upper Hill 332 86 Strip District 23 42 East Hills 331 87 North Shore 14 43 Troy Hill 325 88 Arlington Heights 0 44 Homewood South 323 89 Chateau 0 45 Beltzhoover 319 90 South Shore 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Percentage of Households With Social Security Income

1 Glen Hazel 53.8% 46 Allentown 31.0% 2 Chartiers City 52.7% 47 East Allegheny 30.4% 3 Central Lawrenceville 47.9% 48 Central Northside 29.9% 4 Windgap 46.3% 49 Knoxville 29.6% 5 Crawford-Roberts 43.7% 50 Sheraden 29.5% 6 New Homestead 42.8% 51 Garfield 29.5% 7 Larimer 42.6% 52 Bedford Dwellings 29.4% 8 Lincoln-Larimer 42.0% 53 Perry South 28.9% 9 Ridgemont 41.6% 54 South Oakland 28.8% 10 Oakwood 41.2% 55 Duquesne Heights 28.8% 11 Upper Hill 40.5% 56 Perry North 28.5% 12 Summer Hill 40.1% 57 Mount Washington 28.3% 13 Arlington 39.5% 58 South Side Slopes 28.3% 14 Upper Lawrenceville 39.4% 59 Crafton Heights 28.2% 15 Polish Hill 39.4% 60 Bloomfield 28.1% 16 Esplen 39.1% 61 Lower Lawrenceville 27.6% 17 Swisshelm Park 38.6% 62 East Carnegie 27.5% 18 Hazelwood 38.1% 63 Terrace Village 26.8% 19 Beltzhoover 38.0% 64 Squirrel Hill South 26.6% 20 Troy Hill 37.9% 65 Banksville 26.4% 21 Homewood North 37.3% 66 Manchester 26.1% 22 Homewood West 37.3% 67 West Oakland 25.8% 23 Overbrook 36.2% 68 Hays 25.6% 24 Brookline 35.9% 69 California Kurkbudle 25.4% 25 Spring Hill-CV 35.2% 70 Squirrel Hill North 24.8% 26 Homewood South 35.1% 71 Arlington Heights 24.8% 27 Brighton Heights 34.8% 72 Point Breeze North 24.7% 28 Lincoln Place 34.6% 73 East Liberty 24.6% 29 Allegheny Center 34.4% 74 Northview Heights 23.2% 30 Morningside 34.1% 75 Point Breeze 22.5% 31 Middle Hill 34.0% 76 West End 22.4% 32 Carrick 33.8% 77 Regent Square 21.8% 33 Westwood 33.7% 78 Highland Park 21.6% 34 Golden Triangle 33.3% 79 Bluff 19.4% 35 Spring Garden 33.1% 80 Saint Clair 19.3% 36 Stanton Heights 33.0% 81 Allegheny West 19.1% 37 Elliot 32.9% 82 Fineview 18.9% 38 Mount Oliver 32.2% 83 Fairywood 18.4% 39 East Hills 32.0% 84 Shadyside 15.0% 40 Marshall-Shadeland 31.8% 85 North Shore 13.8% 41 Bon Air 31.6% 86 Friendship 13.8% 42 Greenfield 31.6% 87 Central Oakland 9.0% 43 North Oakland 31.4% 88 Strip District 2.9% 44 South Side Flats 31.3% 89 Chateau 0.0% 45 Beechview 31.1% 90 South Shore 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Households With Social Security Income

1 Brookline 2,163 46 Allentown 406 2 Squirrel Hill South 1,806 47 South Oakland 402 3 Carrick 1,579 48 Beltzhoover 382 4 Mount Washington 1,354 49 Duquesne Heights 361 5 Bloomfield 1,352 50 Terrace Village 351 6 Shadyside 1,194 51 Lower Lawrenceville 350 7 Central Lawrenceville 1,190 52 Middle Hill 324 8 Brighton Heights 1,185 53 Windgap 305 9 Beechview 1,176 54 Polish Hill 302 10 North Oakland 1,140 55 Arlington 296 11 Greenfield 1,139 56 Manchester 291 12 South Side Flats 977 57 Bedford Dwellings 278 13 Squirrel Hill North 934 58 Point Breeze North 257 14 East Liberty 874 59 Swisshelm Park 228 15 Hazelwood 868 60 Central Oakland 214 16 Lincoln-Larimer 842 61 Oakwood 199 17 Sheraden 692 62 Summer Hill 193 18 Stanton Heights 680 63 Allegheny Center 183 19 Highland Park 673 64 Northview Heights 182 20 Homewood North 672 65 New Homestead 169 21 Marshall-Shadeland 660 66 Homewood West 167 22 South Side Slopes 641 67 Spring Garden 164 23 Overbrook 614 68 Fineview 151 24 Perry South 602 69 Friendship 151 25 Crawford-Roberts 587 70 Glen Hazel 148 26 Garfield 562 71 West Oakland 134 27 Point Breeze 551 72 Bon Air 125 28 Homewood South 543 73 Regent Square 123 29 Banksville 539 74 Chartiers City 116 30 Morningside 529 75 Saint Clair 97 31 Perry North 525 76 Ridgemont 96 32 Lincoln Place 516 77 Bluff 95 33 East Hills 503 78 California Kurkbudle 93 34 Knoxville 499 79 Fairywood 78 35 Westwood 487 80 Mount Oliver 73 36 Upper Lawrenceville 477 81 Esplen 68 37 Crafton Heights 475 82 Hays 56 38 Troy Hill 466 83 Allegheny West 55 39 Spring Hill-CV 449 84 East Carnegie 50 40 Central Northside 439 85 West End 33 41 Larimer 437 86 Arlington Heights 25 42 East Allegheny 430 87 North Shore 20 43 Upper Hill 417 88 Strip District 4 44 Elliot 413 89 Chateau 0 45 Golden Triangle 413 90 South Shore 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Rate Under 200% of Poverty

1 Chateau 100.0% 46 Marshall-Shadeland 43.3% 2 Arlington Heights 89.3% 47 Arlington 43.1% 3 Northview Heights 87.0% 48 Spring Garden 42.9% 4 Bedford Dwellings 85.7% 49 Friendship 42.3% 5 Glen Hazel 84.6% 50 Bloomfield 41.9% 6 Terrace Village 82.4% 51 South Side Flats 41.9% 7 Saint Clair 76.4% 52 Upper Hill 41.3% 8 Central Oakland 75.4% 53 Elliot 39.2% 9 South Shore 75.3% 54 Crafton Heights 38.9% 10 Bluff 75.3% 55 Upper Lawrenceville 38.9% 11 Fairywood 72.9% 56 Esplen 37.4% 12 Allegheny Center 69.5% 57 Troy Hill 37.3% 13 Homewood South 64.8% 58 Chartiers City 36.6% 14 Larimer 63.5% 59 Sheraden 36.2% 15 Crawford-Roberts 63.5% 60 Mount Washington 36.1% 16 Garfield 61.5% 61 South Side Slopes 36.0% 17 North Oakland 61.2% 62 Shadyside 34.8% 18 East Hills 60.6% 63 Carrick 33.4% 19 Homewood North 60.6% 64 Allegheny West 33.1% 20 East Carnegie 59.1% 65 Brighton Heights 31.8% 21 Fineview 58.5% 66 Bon Air 31.2% 22 Polish Hill 58.5% 67 Beechview 30.7% 23 Middle Hill 58.3% 68 Point Breeze North 30.7% 24 East Allegheny 58.0% 69 Duquesne Heights 30.0% 25 California Kurkbudle 57.6% 70 Ridgemont 29.0% 26 Strip District 57.1% 71 Perry North 28.6% 27 East Liberty 56.2% 72 Morningside 27.4% 28 Allentown 55.6% 73 Highland Park 26.8% 29 Spring Hill-CV 54.5% 74 Banksville 26.7% 30 South Oakland 54.5% 75 Brookline 26.7% 31 Knoxville 53.2% 76 Greenfield 25.7% 32 Manchester 53.1% 77 Westwood 25.3% 33 Hazelwood 52.9% 78 Squirrel Hill South 25.1% 34 Homewood West 52.7% 79 Oakwood 25.0% 35 West Oakland 52.2% 80 Overbrook 24.6% 36 Golden Triangle 51.9% 81 Windgap 24.1% 37 Lower Lawrenceville 51.5% 82 Summer Hill 23.0% 38 Lincoln-Larimer 51.3% 83 Lincoln Place 21.9% 39 Mount Oliver 50.7% 84 Squirrel Hill North 21.3% 40 Perry South 50.5% 85 Stanton Heights 21.0% 41 Central Northside 49.5% 86 North Shore 19.6% 42 Beltzhoover 46.8% 87 New Homestead 16.1% 43 Hays 46.2% 88 Point Breeze 15.5% 44 Central Lawrenceville 46.0% 89 Regent Square 15.2% 45 West End 45.4% 90 Swisshelm Park 12.2%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Under 200% of Poverty

1 Shadyside 4,544 46 Saint Clair 1,088 2 Brookline 3,814 47 Golden Triangle 1,080 3 East Liberty 3,812 48 Upper Lawrenceville 1,060 4 Bloomfield 3,801 49 Fineview 1,053 5 Central Oakland 3,795 50 Stanton Heights 1,043 6 Carrick 3,554 51 Overbrook 987 7 Mount Washington 3,528 52 Troy Hill 981 8 Squirrel Hill South 3,500 53 Morningside 974 9 North Oakland 3,377 54 Upper Hill 931 10 Garfield 3,287 55 Point Breeze 877 11 Hazelwood 2,807 56 Polish Hill 857 12 Homewood North 2,793 57 Arlington 843 13 Beechview 2,679 58 Bluff 815 14 Perry South 2,620 59 Duquesne Heights 814 15 Lincoln-Larimer 2,579 60 Lincoln Place 810 16 Brighton Heights 2,542 61 Westwood 773 17 East Hills 2,362 62 Fairywood 768 18 Knoxville 2,345 63 Friendship 755 19 South Side Flats 2,316 64 Point Breeze North 693 20 Homewood South 2,299 65 West Oakland 679 21 Northview Heights 2,213 66 Allegheny Center 581 22 Sheraden 2,206 67 California Kurkbudle 539 23 Central Lawrenceville 2,196 68 Homewood West 522 24 Marshall-Shadeland 2,164 69 Glen Hazel 509 25 Terrace Village 2,144 70 Spring Garden 496 26 Greenfield 1,993 71 Windgap 351 27 Bedford Dwellings 1,832 72 Mount Oliver 329 28 Highland Park 1,805 73 East Carnegie 280 29 South Side Slopes 1,792 74 Bon Air 274 30 Allentown 1,765 75 Oakwood 260 31 Squirrel Hill North 1,757 76 Arlington Heights 259 32 Crawford-Roberts 1,709 77 Summer Hill 251 33 Crafton Heights 1,631 78 Chartiers City 226 34 Larimer 1,599 79 Hays 213 35 Spring Hill-CV 1,597 80 Strip District 180 36 South Oakland 1,579 81 Esplen 174 37 Central Northside 1,536 82 Regent Square 173 38 East Allegheny 1,531 83 Swisshelm Park 168 39 Lower Lawrenceville 1,339 84 Allegheny West 166 40 Beltzhoover 1,321 85 Ridgemont 146 41 Perry North 1,317 86 New Homestead 144 42 Manchester 1,309 87 West End 139 43 Middle Hill 1,229 88 South Shore 55 44 Elliot 1,161 89 North Shore 45 45 Banksville 1,155 90 Chateau 41

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Poverty Rate

1 Northview Heights 70.1% 46 Shadyside 19.7% 2 Bedford Dwellings 62.3% 47 Allegheny West 19.3% 3 Terrace Village 61.6% 48 Spring Garden 18.6% 4 Glen Hazel 60.5% 49 Knoxville 17.8% 5 South Shore 60.3% 50 Bloomfield 17.7% 6 Bluff 58.6% 51 Upper Hill 17.1% 7 Central Oakland 55.2% 52 Sheraden 16.5% 8 Fairywood 55.1% 53 Duquesne Heights 16.4% 9 Saint Clair 55.0% 54 Hays 15.6% 10 Chateau 51.2% 55 Marshall-Shadeland 15.3% 11 Allegheny Center 47.4% 56 Esplen 15.3% 12 Garfield 40.6% 57 Mount Washington 15.1% 13 California Kurkbudle 39.9% 58 South Side Slopes 15.0% 14 North Oakland 39.7% 59 Crafton Heights 15.0% 15 Homewood South 38.3% 60 Elliot 14.5% 16 Homewood North 37.7% 61 Homewood West 14.4% 17 East Hills 36.7% 62 Chartiers City 13.9% 18 Strip District 36.5% 63 Squirrel Hill North 13.6% 19 Fineview 34.6% 64 Perry North 12.0% 20 Golden Triangle 33.8% 65 Highland Park 11.9% 21 Middle Hill 33.5% 66 Bon Air 11.7% 22 Crawford-Roberts 33.3% 67 Windgap 11.5% 23 Mount Oliver 32.4% 68 West End 11.4% 24 East Allegheny 32.1% 69 Squirrel Hill South 11.3% 25 Central Northside 30.0% 70 Troy Hill 11.1% 26 East Liberty 29.7% 71 Carrick 11.1% 27 West Oakland 29.6% 72 Beechview 10.2% 28 East Carnegie 29.5% 73 Overbrook 10.0% 29 South Oakland 29.0% 74 Brighton Heights 9.4% 30 Perry South 28.9% 75 Ridgemont 8.9% 31 Larimer 28.6% 76 Brookline 8.9% 32 Lower Lawrenceville 28.5% 77 Point Breeze North 8.6% 33 Arlington 26.0% 78 Greenfield 7.9% 34 Beltzhoover 26.0% 79 Summer Hill 7.7% 35 Lincoln-Larimer 25.6% 80 Oakwood 7.6% 36 Friendship 24.2% 81 Banksville 7.4% 37 Allentown 24.2% 82 Westwood 7.2% 38 Hazelwood 24.0% 83 Morningside 7.1% 39 Spring Hill-CV 23.2% 84 Stanton Heights 6.7% 40 Manchester 23.1% 85 Lincoln Place 6.3% 41 Upper Lawrenceville 22.7% 86 Regent Square 6.3% 42 South Side Flats 22.2% 87 Point Breeze 5.4% 43 Polish Hill 21.1% 88 Swisshelm Park 4.3% 44 Arlington Heights 20.7% 89 North Shore 3.9% 45 Central Lawrenceville 19.9% 90 New Homestead 3.1%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Population in Poverty

1 Central Oakland 2,781 46 Greenfield 614 2 Shadyside 2,570 47 Fairywood 581 3 North Oakland 2,190 48 Manchester 570 4 Garfield 2,171 49 Perry North 553 5 East Liberty 2,011 50 Arlington 509 6 Northview Heights 1,783 51 Duquesne Heights 445 7 Homewood North 1,739 52 Friendship 432 8 Terrace Village 1,604 53 Elliot 429 9 Bloomfield 1,601 54 Overbrook 402 10 Squirrel Hill South 1,573 55 Allegheny Center 396 11 Perry South 1,500 56 Upper Hill 386 12 Mount Washington 1,478 57 West Oakland 386 13 East Hills 1,430 58 California Kurkbudle 373 14 Homewood South 1,358 59 Glen Hazel 364 15 Bedford Dwellings 1,332 60 Stanton Heights 334 16 Lincoln-Larimer 1,286 61 Banksville 318 17 Hazelwood 1,272 62 Polish Hill 310 18 Brookline 1,266 63 Point Breeze 304 19 South Side Flats 1,228 64 Troy Hill 292 20 Carrick 1,175 65 Morningside 252 21 Squirrel Hill North 1,120 66 Lincoln Place 235 22 Sheraden 1,004 67 Westwood 220 23 Central Lawrenceville 948 68 Spring Garden 215 24 Central Northside 930 69 Mount Oliver 210 25 Crawford-Roberts 897 70 Point Breeze North 194 26 Beechview 892 71 Windgap 167 27 East Allegheny 847 72 Homewood West 143 28 South Oakland 842 73 East Carnegie 140 29 Highland Park 800 74 Strip District 115 30 Knoxville 783 75 Bon Air 103 31 Saint Clair 783 76 Allegheny West 97 32 Allentown 768 77 Chartiers City 86 33 Marshall-Shadeland 765 78 Summer Hill 84 34 Brighton Heights 748 79 Oakwood 79 35 South Side Slopes 747 80 Hays 72 36 Lower Lawrenceville 741 81 Regent Square 72 37 Beltzhoover 734 82 Esplen 71 38 Larimer 720 83 Arlington Heights 60 39 Middle Hill 707 84 Swisshelm Park 59 40 Golden Triangle 704 85 Ridgemont 45 41 Spring Hill-CV 679 86 South Shore 44 42 Bluff 635 87 West End 35 43 Crafton Heights 629 88 New Homestead 28 44 Fineview 622 89 Chateau 21 45 Upper Lawrenceville 619 90 North Shore 9

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Female Headed (No Husband Present) Families With Own Children Under 18 as Percentage of all families with Own Children Under 18

1 East Liberty 535 46 Morningside 112 2 Garfield 484 47 South Side Slopes 112 3 Northview Heights 449 48 Troy Hill 103 4 East Hills 405 49 Point Breeze 102 5 Homewood North 403 50 West Oakland 90 6 Terrace Village 386 51 South Oakland 88 7 Perry South 370 52 East Allegheny 86 8 Homewood South 352 53 Squirrel Hill N. 86 9 Bedford Dwellngs 350 54 Arlington 84 10 Brookline 339 55 Homewood West 77 11 Lincoln-L.-B. 337 56 Overbrook 77 12 Carrick 293 57 South Side Flats 74 13 Hazelwood 286 58 Westwood 73 14 Sheraden 280 59 Polish Hill 62 15 Mount Washington 268 60 Lincoln Place 61 16 Marshall-Shadeland 263 61 Banksville 60 17 Beechview 253 62 Glen Hazel 60 18 Highland Park 248 63 Allegheny Center 55 19 Knoxville 247 64 Friendship 52 20 Saint Clair 236 65 Duquesne Heights 47 21 Crafton Heights 230 66 Windgap 46 22 Brighton Heights 228 67 Spring Garden 44 23 Spring Hill-CV 213 68 Arlington Heights 38 24 Bloomfield 204 69 Bluff 30 25 Crawford-Roberts 200 70 Central Oakland 30 26 Fineview 195 71 Summer Hill 28 27 Perry North 184 72 Mount Oliver 26 28 Greenfield 179 73 Regent Square 24 29 Manchester 176 74 Strip District 20 30 Allentown 168 75 Swisshelm Park 20 31 Beltzhoover 168 76 North Oakland 19 32 Squirrel Hill S. 162 77 Chartiers City 18 33 Central Northside 158 78 Oakwood 18 34 Larimer 156 79 East Carnegie 16 35 Middle Hill 152 80 Esplen 16 36 Central Lawrenceville 150 81 West End 16 37 Stanton Heights 145 82 Bon Air 15 38 Fairywood 143 83 New Homestead 13 39 Lower Lawrenceville 142 84 Ridgemont 12 40 Shadyside 137 85 Allegheny West 10 41 Point Breeze N. 134 86 Hays 9 42 California Kurkbudle 121 87 Golden Triangle 6 43 Elliot 121 88 Chateau 2 44 Upper Lawrenceville 120 89 North Shore 2 45 Upper Hill 116 90 South Shore 2

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Female Headed (No Husband Present) Families With Own Children Under 18

1 Chateau 100.0% 46 Upper Lawrenceville 38.3% 2 South Shore 100.0% 47 Sheraden 37.6% 3 Bedford Dwellngs 91.4% 48 Elliot 37.0% 4 Northview Heights 90.3% 49 Central Lawrenceville 36.6% 5 Terrace Village 88.7% 50 Spring Garden 36.4% 6 Saint Clair 87.7% 51 Allegheny West 35.7% 7 Arlington Heights 84.4% 52 Arlington 35.4% 8 Fairywood 82.7% 53 Windgap 33.8% 9 Allegheny Center 82.1% 54 Mount Oliver 33.8% 10 California Kurkbudle 79.6% 55 Mount Washington 33.4% 11 Glen Hazel 78.9% 56 Bloomfield 33.0% 12 Homewood South 76.2% 57 Highland Park 32.2% 13 Crawford-Roberts 72.5% 58 Perry North 32.1% 14 East Hills 71.1% 59 Chartiers City 31.0% 15 Fineview 70.4% 60 South Side Flats 30.7% 16 Middle Hill 70.0% 61 Esplen 30.2% 17 Homewood North 69.6% 62 Morningside 29.6% 18 West Oakland 69.2% 63 Golden Triangle 28.6% 19 Strip District 69.0% 64 Beechview 28.3% 20 East Liberty 68.6% 65 Summer Hill 27.7% 21 Homewood West 67.5% 66 South Side Slopes 27.5% 22 Lincoln-L.-B. 66.2% 67 Stanton Heights 27.2% 23 Garfield 66.0% 68 Brighton Heights 27.0% 24 Larimer 63.7% 69 Carrick 25.4% 25 Manchester 63.3% 70 Westwood 23.7% 26 Bluff 60.0% 71 Greenfield 23.6% 27 Perry South 59.2% 72 Duquesne Heights 22.9% 28 Central Northside 57.7% 73 Ridgemont 22.6% 29 Friendship 54.7% 74 Hays 22.5% 30 Point Breeze N. 54.3% 75 Brookline 22.0% 31 Lower Lawrenceville 53.4% 76 North Oakland 21.6% 32 Beltzhoover 53.2% 77 Central Oakland 21.4% 33 Upper Hill 51.6% 78 Shadyside 20.8% 34 South Oakland 50.9% 79 Regent Square 20.3% 35 Spring Hill-CV 50.4% 80 Oakwood 18.8% 36 East Carnegie 48.5% 81 Overbrook 18.5% 37 East Allegheny 48.3% 82 North Shore 18.2% 38 Hazelwood 47.9% 83 Banksville 16.7% 39 Knoxville 46.4% 84 Lincoln Place 15.0% 40 Polish Hill 45.3% 85 Point Breeze 14.8% 41 Allentown 44.1% 86 Bon Air 14.6% 42 West End 43.2% 87 Swisshelm Park 14.5% 43 Marshall-Shadeland 42.5% 88 New Homestead 13.1% 44 Crafton Heights 42.4% 89 Squirrel Hill S. 12.5% 45 Troy Hill 38.9% 90 Squirrel Hill N. 11.3%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Number of Occupied Housing Units with No Vehicle Available

1 East Liberty 1,847 46 Saint Clair 363 2 Shadyside 1,743 47 Squirrel Hill N. 359 3 Bloomfield 1,705 48 Crafton Heights 326 4 North Oakland 1,552 49 Elliot 310 5 Squirrel Hill S. 1,510 50 Upper Hill 301 6 South Side Flats 1,221 51 Perry North 300 7 Terrace Village 1,096 52 Morningside 293 8 Central Lawrenceville 1,073 53 Allegheny Center 280 9 Brookline 1,037 54 Stanton Heights 277 10 Carrick 1,031 55 Point Breeze N. 275 11 Mount Washington 967 56 Bluff 272 12 Homewood South 962 57 West Oakland 258 13 Central Oakland 925 58 Polish Hill 257 14 Homewood North 859 59 Homewood West 249 15 Garfield 841 60 Point Breeze 219 16 East Allegheny 836 61 California Kurkbudle 195 17 Beechview 797 62 Duquesne Heights 186 18 Crawford-Roberts 770 63 Fairywood 184 19 Bedford Dwellngs 766 64 Arlington 180 20 East Hills 715 65 Westwood 178 21 Hazelwood 702 66 Banksville 177 22 Perry South 675 67 Glen Hazel 174 23 Greenfield 666 68 Spring Garden 142 24 Central Northside 644 69 Overbrook 138 25 Highland Park 632 70 Oakwood 135 26 Brighton Heights 628 71 Lincoln Place 134 27 Lincoln-L.-B. 606 72 Windgap 94 28 Golden Triangle 594 73 Arlington Heights 71 29 Northview Heights 589 74 Allegheny West 67 30 Middle Hill 552 75 Summer Hill 67 31 Sheraden 543 76 Esplen 64 32 Marshall-Shade. 534 77 Bon Air 59 33 Knoxville 524 78 Mount Oliver 56 34 Allentown 516 79 Hays 53 35 Larimer 497 80 Swisshelm Park 51 36 South Side Slopes 494 81 Strip District 48 37 Lower Lawrenceville 473 82 Regent Square 44 38 Friendship 448 83 West End 43 39 Manchester 419 84 Chartiers City 37 40 South Oakland 400 85 East Carnegie 23 41 Beltzhoover 396 86 Ridgemont 23 42 Troy Hill 388 87 Chateau 19 43 Fineview 386 88 New Homestead 12 44 Spring Hill-CV 384 89 North Shore 9 45 Upper Lawrenceville 380 90 South Shore 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Percent of Occupied Housing Units with No Vehicle Available

1 Terrace Village 85.5% 46 Spring Hill-CV 30.2% 2 Bedford Dwellngs 79.7% 47 West End 29.7% 3 Northview Heights 77.5% 48 South Oakland 28.6% 4 Saint Clair 74.2% 49 Spring Garden 27.7% 5 Chateau 73.1% 50 Oakwood 26.1% 6 Glen Hazel 62.6% 51 Point Breeze N. 25.9% 7 Allegheny Center 60.1% 52 Hays 25.6% 8 East Allegheny 59.7% 53 Marshall-Shade. 25.5% 9 Homewood South 59.2% 54 Mount Oliver 25.1% 10 Bluff 58.9% 55 Elliot 25.0% 11 Arlington Heights 56.8% 56 Arlington 24.1% 12 Crawford-Roberts 55.6% 57 Sheraden 22.5% 13 Middle Hill 55.5% 58 Squirrel Hill S. 22.3% 14 Homewood West 55.5% 59 Carrick 22.1% 15 East Liberty 52.3% 60 Shadyside 21.9% 16 California Kurkbudle 51.7% 61 South Side Slopes 21.7% 17 Fairywood 51.4% 62 Allegheny West 21.3% 18 West Oakland 50.9% 63 Beechview 21.0% 19 Fineview 50.7% 64 Mount Washington 20.6% 20 Homewood North 49.9% 65 Highland Park 20.3% 21 Larimer 48.8% 66 Crafton Heights 19.4% 22 Golden Triangle 47.3% 67 Morningside 19.0% 23 East Hills 46.0% 68 Brighton Heights 18.5% 24 Garfield 43.8% 69 Greenfield 18.5% 25 Central Lawrenceville 43.3% 70 Brookline 17.1% 26 North Oakland 42.7% 71 Perry North 16.1% 27 Central Northside 42.0% 72 Chartiers City 15.8% 28 Friendship 40.8% 73 Bon Air 15.6% 29 Manchester 39.9% 74 Windgap 14.6% 30 Allentown 39.6% 75 Duquesne Heights 14.5% 31 Central Oakland 39.3% 76 Summer Hill 14.0% 32 South Side Flats 39.2% 77 Stanton Heights 13.3% 33 Lower Lawrenceville 37.4% 78 Westwood 12.5% 34 Beltzhoover 36.1% 79 East Carnegie 12.2% 35 Bloomfield 35.2% 80 Ridgemont 9.7% 36 Strip District 33.8% 81 Squirrel Hill N. 9.5% 37 Polish Hill 33.6% 82 Point Breeze 9.0% 38 Esplen 33.3% 83 Lincoln Place 8.7% 39 Perry South 32.4% 84 Swisshelm Park 8.5% 40 Troy Hill 32.1% 85 Overbrook 8.4% 41 Upper Lawrenceville 31.8% 86 Banksville 8.4% 42 Knoxville 31.1% 87 Regent Square 8.0% 43 Hazelwood 30.7% 88 North Shore 5.9% 44 Upper Hill 30.4% 89 New Homestead 3.3% 45 Lincoln-L.-B. 30.2% 90 South Shore 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Adult (age 16+) Male Unemployed

1 Squirrel Hill North 1,029 46 Central Lawrenceville 59 2 North Oakland 624 47 Point Breeze North 57 3 Shadyside 364 48 Perry North 55 4 Carrick 255 49 East Allegheny 54 5 East Liberty 213 50 Elliot 54 6 Lincoln-Larimer 212 51 Lower Lawrenceville 53 7 Brookline 195 52 Bedford Dwellings 52 8 Golden Triangle 194 53 Fineview 52 9 Central Northside 184 54 Fairywood 50 10 Bluff 172 55 Homewood West 47 11 Brighton Heights 155 56 Spring Hill-CV 45 12 Banksville 147 57 Troy Hill 45 13 Greenfield 147 58 Larimer 43 14 Central Oakland 145 59 Friendship 41 15 South Side Slopes 142 60 West Oakland 39 16 Mount Washington 141 61 Polish Hill 36 17 Highland Park 138 62 Allegheny Center 35 18 Homewood South 136 63 Arlington 33 19 Middle Hill 134 64 Glen Hazel 33 20 Marshall-Shadeland 130 65 Crafton Heights 30 21 Bloomfield 127 66 Chartiers City 29 22 Hazelwood 120 67 Westwood 28 23 Perry South 119 68 Upper Hill 25 24 Lincoln Place 112 69 East Carnegie 24 25 Beechview 110 70 Duquesne Heights 22 26 Knoxville 110 71 New Homestead 18 27 Squirrel Hill South 108 72 Hays 17 28 California Kurkbudle 103 73 Spring Garden 17 29 Homewood North 103 74 Saint Clair 16 30 Point Breeze 103 75 Esplen 15 31 Garfield 100 76 Windgap 15 32 Northview Heights 94 77 Arlington Heights 13 33 South Oakland 94 78 Strip District 12 34 East Hills 92 79 West End 12 35 Sheraden 92 80 Oakwood 10 36 Manchester 85 81 Swisshelm Park 8 37 Overbrook 85 82 Summer Hill 6 38 South Side Flats 80 83 Bon Air 5 39 Terrace Village 74 84 Regent Square 4 40 Upper Lawrenceville 70 85 Allegheny West 0 41 Morningside 68 86 Chateau 0 42 Crawford-Roberts 66 87 Mount Oliver 0 43 Allentown 63 88 North Shore 0 44 Stanton Heights 60 89 Ridgemont 0 45 Beltzhoover 59 90 South Shore 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Adult (age 16+) Male Unemployment Rate

1 Arlington Heights 52.0% 46 Carrick 9.3% 2 California Kurkbudle 48.1% 47 Allentown 8.8% 3 Northview Heights 42.3% 48 South Side Slopes 8.7% 4 Glen Hazel 36.3% 49 Lower Lawrenceville 7.8% 5 Terrace Village 34.1% 50 Brighton Heights 7.8% 6 Fairywood 32.5% 51 Overbrook 7.7% 7 Golden Triangle 28.6% 52 Spring Hill-CV 7.7% 8 Homewood West 28.5% 53 Central Oakland 7.7% 9 Homewood South 27.7% 54 Shadyside 7.6% 10 Bluff 27.2% 55 Elliot 7.3% 11 Middle Hill 26.9% 56 New Homestead 7.3% 12 Squirrel Hill North 26.5% 57 Arlington 7.2% 13 North Oakland 25.2% 58 Highland Park 7.2% 14 Bedford Dwellings 24.1% 59 Morningside 7.1% 15 Chartiers City 23.0% 60 Troy Hill 6.8% 16 Lincoln-Larimer 22.3% 61 Sheraden 6.4% 17 Strip District 21.1% 62 Greenfield 6.4% 18 Central Northside 20.9% 63 Friendship 6.2% 19 Manchester 20.8% 64 Central Lawrenceville 6.1% 20 Allegheny Center 20.6% 65 Point Breeze 5.9% 21 Esplen 19.7% 66 Spring Garden 5.7% 22 East Carnegie 19.2% 67 Bloomfield 5.5% 23 Crawford-Roberts 18.6% 68 Upper Hill 5.4% 24 East Hills 18.5% 69 Brookline 5.2% 25 Fineview 15.8% 70 Stanton Heights 5.1% 26 East Liberty 15.7% 71 South Side Flats 5.0% 27 Homewood North 15.1% 72 Mount Washington 5.0% 28 Hays 13.9% 73 Oakwood 4.7% 29 West End 12.8% 74 Windgap 4.7% 30 Polish Hill 12.2% 75 Perry North 4.5% 31 Beltzhoover 11.8% 76 Beechview 4.5% 32 Garfield 11.8% 77 Crafton Heights 3.4% 33 West Oakland 11.7% 78 Westwood 3.3% 34 Knoxville 11.6% 79 Squirrel Hill South 2.7% 35 Hazelwood 11.5% 80 Duquesne Heights 2.6% 36 South Oakland 11.1% 81 Summer Hill 2.2% 37 Upper Lawrenceville 11.0% 82 Swisshelm Park 2.2% 38 Lincoln Place 11.0% 83 Bon Air 2.1% 39 Saint Clair 10.9% 84 Regent Square 1.2% 40 Banksville 10.8% 85 Allegheny West 0.0% 41 Perry South 10.8% 86 Chateau 0.0% 42 Marshall-Shadeland 10.6% 87 Mount Oliver 0.0% 43 East Allegheny 10.0% 88 North Shore 0.0% 44 Larimer 10.0% 89 Ridgemont 0.0% 45 Point Breeze North 9.6% 90 South Shore 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Adult (age 16+) Female Unemployed

1 North Oakland 1,659 46 Elliot 50 2 Squirrel Hill North 549 47 South Oakland 49 3 Shadyside 260 48 Upper Lawrenceville 49 4 Lincoln-Larimer 212 49 Fairywood 47 5 Golden Triangle 194 50 Spring Hill-CV 47 6 Homewood North 179 51 Banksville 45 7 Mount Washington 166 52 Crawford-Roberts 44 8 Central Oakland 156 53 Point Breeze North 43 9 Homewood South 144 54 Overbrook 37 10 Beechview 142 55 Beltzhoover 35 11 Squirrel Hill South 142 56 Glen Hazel 35 12 Perry South 133 57 Westwood 34 13 East Allegheny 132 58 Crafton Heights 33 14 East Liberty 131 59 Manchester 33 15 West Oakland 117 60 Friendship 31 16 Hazelwood 115 61 Morningside 31 17 Knoxville 114 62 Duquesne Heights 30 18 Brookline 113 63 Lincoln Place 30 19 Garfield 111 64 Polish Hill 30 20 Bedford Dwellings 108 65 Arlington 25 21 East Hills 108 66 California Kurkbudle 24 22 Brighton Heights 105 67 Lower Lawrenceville 23 23 Greenfield 105 68 Allegheny Center 17 24 Northview Heights 105 69 Allegheny West 13 25 Highland Park 104 70 East Carnegie 13 26 Larimer 102 71 Swisshelm Park 13 27 Bluff 101 72 Windgap 13 28 South Side Flats 99 73 Summer Hill 12 29 Middle Hill 96 74 Strip District 11 30 Carrick 95 75 Spring Garden 10 31 Bloomfield 91 76 Homewood West 9 32 Saint Clair 84 77 New Homestead 6 33 Fineview 80 78 Oakwood 6 34 Terrace Village 80 79 Chartiers City 4 35 Marshall-Shadeland 78 80 Arlington Heights 0 36 Perry North 77 81 Bon Air 0 37 Allentown 76 82 Chateau 0 38 Central Lawrenceville 68 83 Esplen 0 39 Central Northside 66 84 Hays 0 40 Stanton Heights 65 85 Mount Oliver 0 41 Point Breeze 60 86 North Shore 0 42 South Side Slopes 56 87 Regent Square 0 43 Sheraden 52 88 Ridgemont 0 44 Upper Hill 52 89 South Shore 0 45 Troy Hill 51 90 West End 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Adult (age 16+) Female Unemployment Rate

1 North Oakland 55.4% 46 Beechview 6.5% 2 Golden Triangle 29.8% 47 South Side Flats 6.4% 3 Bedford Dwellings 27.1% 48 Perry North 6.4% 4 East Allegheny 26.2% 49 Point Breeze North 6.1% 5 Northview Heights 25.7% 50 Beltzhoover 6.0% 6 Fairywood 25.7% 51 Arlington 5.6% 7 Saint Clair 24.1% 52 Manchester 5.4% 8 Glen Hazel 21.6% 53 Highland Park 5.4% 9 Middle Hill 20.9% 54 Brighton Heights 5.1% 10 Terrace Village 20.4% 55 Greenfield 5.0% 11 Larimer 19.8% 56 South Side Slopes 4.9% 12 Homewood South 19.6% 57 Windgap 4.9% 13 Squirrel Hill North 18.5% 58 Stanton Heights 4.5% 14 Fineview 18.2% 59 Lower Lawrenceville 4.5% 15 Homewood North 17.9% 60 Westwood 4.4% 16 West Oakland 17.9% 61 Chartiers City 4.3% 17 Lincoln-Larimer 17.1% 62 Swisshelm Park 4.2% 18 East Hills 14.3% 63 Spring Garden 4.1% 19 California Kurkbudle 12.4% 64 Banksville 4.1% 20 Strip District 11.8% 65 Squirrel Hill South 4.1% 21 Knoxville 11.7% 66 Duquesne Heights 4.0% 22 Allentown 11.1% 67 Summer Hill 3.9% 23 Hazelwood 11.0% 68 Carrick 3.9% 24 Allegheny Center 10.5% 69 Lincoln Place 3.9% 25 Central Oakland 10.4% 70 Point Breeze 3.9% 26 Garfield 10.4% 71 Homewood West 3.8% 27 Allegheny West 10.3% 72 Overbrook 3.8% 28 Perry South 10.1% 73 Sheraden 3.6% 29 Central Northside 10.1% 74 Bloomfield 3.5% 30 East Carnegie 10.0% 75 New Homestead 3.4% 31 Upper Hill 9.5% 76 Brookline 3.2% 32 Troy Hill 9.0% 77 Crafton Heights 3.1% 33 Bluff 8.6% 78 Morningside 3.1% 34 Polish Hill 8.6% 79 Oakwood 3.0% 35 Crawford-Roberts 8.5% 80 Chateau 0.0% 36 Upper Lawrenceville 8.4% 81 Arlington Heights 0.0% 37 East Liberty 7.5% 82 Bon Air 0.0% 38 South Oakland 7.4% 83 Esplen 0.0% 39 Shadyside 7.2% 84 Hays 0.0% 40 Marshall-Shadeland 7.1% 85 Mount Oliver 0.0% 41 Friendship 7.1% 86 North Shore 0.0% 42 Central Lawrenceville 6.9% 87 Regent Square 0.0% 43 Spring Hill-CV 6.7% 88 Ridgemont 0.0% 44 Mount Washington 6.7% 89 South Shore 0.0% 45 Elliot 6.5% 90 West End 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Count of Youth (Age 16-19) Dropouts (not in School and not a HS Graduate)

1 Lincoln-L.-B. 125 46 Spring Hill-CV 10 2 Golden Triangle 75 47 Central Northside 9 3 Homewood North 72 48 Glen Hazel 8 4 Carrick 51 49 Homewood West 8 5 Terrace Village 48 50 Lower Lawrenceville 8 6 Marshall-Shade. 47 51 Manchester 8 7 Brighton Heights 43 52 New Homestead 8 8 Garfield 43 53 Allegheny West 7 9 Bedford Dwellngs 41 54 California Kurkbudle 7 10 Allentown 39 55 Middle Hill 7 11 Perry South 34 56 Beltzhoover 6 12 Sheraden 32 57 Central Oakland 6 13 Mount Washington 31 58 Greenfield 6 14 Bloomfield 26 59 Larimer 5 15 Crafton Heights 26 60 Perry North 5 16 Upper Lawrenceville 26 61 South Side Flats 5 17 Beechview 24 62 Westwood 5 18 Brookline 22 63 Arlington 4 19 Esplen 22 64 Hays 4 20 Point Breeze 22 65 Strip District 4 21 Shadyside 22 66 Troy Hill 4 22 Lincoln Place 21 67 Chartiers City 3 23 Northview Heights 21 68 Banksville 0 24 Overbrook 21 69 Bluff 0 25 Saint Clair 20 70 Bon Air 0 26 Duquesne Heights 19 71 Chateau 0 27 Hazelwood 19 72 Crawford-Roberts 0 28 Central Lawrenceville 18 73 East Carnegie 0 29 Highland Park 18 74 Elliot 0 30 Homewood South 17 75 Friendship 0 31 Spring Garden 17 76 Morningside 0 32 Fineview 16 77 North Oakland 0 33 East Allegheny 15 78 North Shore 0 34 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 15 79 Oakwood 0 35 Fairywood 14 80 Point Breeze N. 0 36 Squirrel Hill S. 14 81 Polish Hill 0 37 East Liberty 13 82 Regent Square 0 38 Knoxville 13 83 Ridgemont 0 39 South Side Slopes 13 84 South Oakland 0 40 Squirrel Hill N. 12 85 South Shore 0 41 West End 12 86 Stanton Heights 0 42 West Oakland 12 87 Summer Hill 0 43 Allegheny Center 11 88 Swisshelm Park 0 44 East Hills 11 89 Upper Hill 0 45 Arlington Heights 10 90 Windgap 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Youth (age 16-19) dropout rate (not in School and not a HS Graduate)

1 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 71.4% 46 Central Northside 6.0% 2 Esplen 68.8% 47 Beechview 5.8% 3 Arlington Heights 66.7% 48 Spring Hill-CV 5.5% 4 Saint Clair 46.5% 49 Chartiers City 5.2% 5 West End 37.5% 50 South Side Slopes 5.2% 6 Terrace Village 29.1% 51 Westwood 5.0% 7 Fineview 27.1% 52 Shadyside 4.7% 8 Spring Garden 27.0% 53 East Hills 4.6% 9 Lincoln-L.-B. 26.4% 54 Knoxville 4.4% 10 New Homestead 25.8% 55 Brookline 4.1% 11 Golden Triangle 25.7% 56 East Liberty 3.9% 12 Bedford Dwellngs 24.3% 57 Troy Hill 3.4% 13 Allegheny West 22.6% 58 Beltzhoover 3.3% 14 Strip District 22.2% 59 Arlington 2.9% 15 Marshall-Shade. 20.4% 60 Larimer 2.8% 16 Crafton Heights 19.1% 61 South Side Flats 2.6% 17 Homewood North 18.3% 62 West Oakland 2.5% 18 Hays 18.2% 63 Squirrel Hill S. 2.5% 19 East Allegheny 18.1% 64 Greenfield 2.0% 20 Upper Lawrenceville 17.2% 65 Perry North 2.0% 21 Northview Heights 16.3% 66 Central Oakland 1.2% 22 Allentown 15.7% 67 Squirrel Hill N. 0.6% 23 Duquesne Heights 15.6% 68 Chateau 0.0% 24 Overbrook 13.4% 69 North Shore 0.0% 25 Fairywood 13.2% 70 South Shore 0.0% 26 Lincoln Place 13.1% 71 Banksville 0.0% 27 Central Lawrenceville 12.9% 72 Bluff 0.0% 28 Garfield 12.2% 73 Bon Air 0.0% 29 Homewood South 11.8% 74 Crawford-Roberts 0.0% 30 Point Breeze 11.5% 75 East Carnegie 0.0% 31 Homewood West 11.4% 76 Elliot 0.0% 32 Glen Hazel 11.1% 77 Friendship 0.0% 33 Lower Lawrenceville 11.1% 78 Morningside 0.0% 34 Sheraden 10.6% 79 North Oakland 0.0% 35 California Kurkbudle 10.6% 80 Oakwood 0.0% 36 Perry South 10.5% 81 Point Breeze N. 0.0% 37 Middle Hill 10.4% 82 Polish Hill 0.0% 38 Brighton Heights 9.7% 83 Regent Square 0.0% 39 Carrick 9.5% 84 Ridgemont 0.0% 40 Manchester 7.5% 85 South Oakland 0.0% 41 Bloomfield 7.2% 86 Stanton Heights 0.0% 42 Hazelwood 6.5% 87 Summer Hill 0.0% 43 Allegheny Center 6.5% 88 Swisshelm Park 0.0% 44 Mount Washington 6.4% 89 Upper Hill 0.0% 45 Highland Park 6.3% 90 Windgap 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Count of Idle Youth (age 16-19) not in School and not Employed

1 Lincoln-L.-B. 201 46 Esplen 12 2 Homewood North 100 47 West End 12 3 Brighton Heights 81 48 West Oakland 12 4 Golden Triangle 75 49 Arlington 11 5 Terrace Village 66 50 Troy Hill 11 6 Marshall-Shade. 54 51 Arlington Heights 10 7 East Liberty 50 52 Shadyside 9 8 Garfield 45 53 Glen Hazel 8 9 South Side Slopes 41 54 Lower Lawrenceville 8 10 Hazelwood 39 55 Manchester 8 11 Homewood South 39 56 New Homestead 8 12 Carrick 36 57 Allegheny West 7 13 East Hills 36 58 Banksville 7 14 Highland Park 35 59 Bon Air 7 15 Fairywood 34 60 California Kurkbudle 7 16 Perry South 34 61 Fineview 7 17 Northview Heights 33 62 Middle Hill 7 18 Beechview 32 63 Perry North 7 19 Beltzhoover 31 64 South Oakland 7 20 Mount Washington 31 65 Spring Garden 6 21 Squirrel Hill S. 31 66 Squirrel Hill N. 6 22 Larimer 30 67 Allegheny Center 5 23 Brookline 29 68 Duquesne Heights 5 24 Central Northside 29 69 Polish Hill 5 25 Knoxville 29 70 South Side Flats 5 26 Spring Hill-CV 29 71 Westwood 5 27 Saint Clair 27 72 Stanton Heights 3 28 Allentown 25 73 Bluff 0 29 Bloomfield 24 74 Central Oakland 0 30 Bedford Dwellngs 23 75 Chateau 0 31 Overbrook 23 76 East Carnegie 0 32 Lincoln Place 21 77 Friendship 0 33 Sheraden 21 78 Hays 0 34 Crafton Heights 20 79 Morningside 0 35 Crawford-Roberts 20 80 North Oakland 0 36 Greenfield 19 81 North Shore 0 37 Upper Lawrenceville 19 82 Oakwood 0 38 Central Lawrenceville 17 83 Point Breeze N. 0 39 Point Breeze 16 84 Regent Square 0 40 East Allegheny 15 85 Ridgemont 0 41 Elliot 15 86 South Shore 0 42 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 15 87 Summer Hill 0 43 Chartiers City 13 88 Swisshelm Park 0 44 Homewood West 13 89 Upper Hill 0 45 Strip District 13 90 Windgap 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Youth (age 16-19) Idleness rate - not in School and not Employed

1 Strip District 72.2% 46 Allentown 10.1% 2 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 71.4% 47 Knoxville 9.8% 3 Arlington Heights 66.7% 48 Spring Garden 9.5% 4 Saint Clair 62.8% 49 Troy Hill 9.5% 5 Lincoln-L.-B. 42.5% 50 Point Breeze 8.4% 6 Terrace Village 40.0% 51 Arlington 8.0% 7 Esplen 37.5% 52 Beechview 7.7% 8 West End 37.5% 53 Manchester 7.5% 9 Fairywood 32.1% 54 Polish Hill 7.5% 10 Homewood South 27.1% 55 Sheraden 7.0% 11 New Homestead 25.8% 56 Carrick 6.7% 12 Golden Triangle 25.7% 57 Bloomfield 6.7% 13 Northview Heights 25.6% 58 Greenfield 6.4% 14 Homewood North 25.4% 59 Mount Washington 6.4% 15 Bon Air 24.1% 60 Squirrel Hill S. 5.5% 16 Marshall-Shade. 23.5% 61 Brookline 5.4% 17 Allegheny West 22.6% 62 Westwood 5.0% 18 Chartiers City 22.4% 63 South Oakland 4.8% 19 Central Northside 19.2% 64 Duquesne Heights 4.1% 20 Homewood West 18.6% 65 Banksville 3.8% 21 Brighton Heights 18.3% 66 Allegheny Center 2.9% 22 East Allegheny 18.1% 67 Perry North 2.8% 23 Beltzhoover 17.0% 68 South Side Flats 2.6% 24 Larimer 16.8% 69 West Oakland 2.5% 25 Crawford-Roberts 16.7% 70 Shadyside 1.9% 26 South Side Slopes 16.3% 71 Stanton Heights 1.4% 27 Spring Hill-CV 15.9% 72 Squirrel Hill N. 0.3% 28 East Liberty 15.2% 73 Chateau 0.0% 29 East Hills 14.9% 74 North Shore 0.0% 30 Crafton Heights 14.7% 75 South Shore 0.0% 31 Overbrook 14.6% 76 Bluff 0.0% 32 Bedford Dwellngs 13.6% 77 Central Oakland 0.0% 33 Hazelwood 13.4% 78 East Carnegie 0.0% 34 Lincoln Place 13.1% 79 Friendship 0.0% 35 Garfield 12.7% 80 Hays 0.0% 36 Elliot 12.7% 81 Morningside 0.0% 37 Upper Lawrenceville 12.6% 82 North Oakland 0.0% 38 Highland Park 12.2% 83 Oakwood 0.0% 39 Central Lawrenceville 12.2% 84 Point Breeze N. 0.0% 40 Fineview 11.9% 85 Regent Square 0.0% 41 Glen Hazel 11.1% 86 Ridgemont 0.0% 42 Lower Lawrenceville 11.1% 87 Summer Hill 0.0% 43 California Kurkbudle 10.6% 88 Swisshelm Park 0.0% 44 Perry South 10.5% 89 Upper Hill 0.0% 45 Middle Hill 10.4% 90 Windgap 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Count of Youth (age 16-19) Unemployed

1 North Oakland 1,404 46 East Carnegie 9 2 Squirrel Hill N. 935 47 Perry North 9 3 Shadyside 185 48 South Oakland 9 4 Bluff 93 49 Fineview 8 5 Homewood North 74 50 Lincoln Place 8 6 Central Oakland 70 51 Morningside 8 7 Banksville 53 52 Westwood 8 8 Knoxville 46 53 Homewood West 7 9 Lincoln-L.-B. 41 54 Point Breeze 7 10 Spring Hill-CV 38 55 Sheraden 6 11 Glen Hazel 36 56 South Side Flats 6 12 Northview Heights 36 57 Upper Lawrenceville 6 13 Allegheny Center 35 58 New Homestead 5 14 Bloomfield 30 59 Chartiers City 4 15 West Oakland 30 60 Oakwood 4 16 Beechview 29 61 Larimer 3 17 Greenfield 29 62 Allegheny West 0 18 Fairywood 28 63 Arlington 0 19 Garfield 28 64 Arlington Heights 0 20 Brighton Heights 26 65 Bon Air 0 21 Homewood South 26 66 Chateau 0 22 Highland Park 25 67 Duquesne Heights 0 23 Brookline 24 68 Esplen 0 24 Crawford-Roberts 24 69 Golden Triangle 0 25 East Hills 24 70 Hays 0 26 Stanton Heights 23 71 Lower Lawrenceville 0 27 Carrick 22 72 Manchester 0 28 Bedford Dwellngs 21 73 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 0 29 Hazelwood 21 74 North Shore 0 30 Elliot 20 75 Overbrook 0 31 Perry South 20 76 Point Breeze N. 0 32 Terrace Village 20 77 Polish Hill 0 33 East Allegheny 19 78 Regent Square 0 34 East Liberty 19 79 Ridgemont 0 35 Middle Hill 18 80 Saint Clair 0 36 Allentown 16 81 South Shore 0 37 Central Northside 16 82 Spring Garden 0 38 Beltzhoover 15 83 Squirrel Hill S. 0 39 Mount Washington 15 84 Strip District 0 40 South Side Slopes 14 85 Summer Hill 0 41 California Kurkbudle 13 86 Swisshelm Park 0 42 Friendship 12 87 Troy Hill 0 43 Crafton Heights 11 88 Upper Hill 0 44 Central Lawrenceville 10 89 West End 0 45 Marshall-Shade. 10 90 Windgap 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Youth Unemployment Rate

1 California Kurkbudle 100.0% 46 Central Lawrenceville 17.2% 2 East Carnegie 100.0% 47 South Oakland 16.7% 3 Glen Hazel 100.0% 48 West Oakland 16.4% 4 New Homestead 100.0% 49 Carrick 15.7% 5 Oakwood 100.0% 50 Bloomfield 14.9% 6 East Allegheny 82.6% 51 Lincoln Place 12.9% 7 Fairywood 75.7% 52 Bluff 12.7% 8 Shadyside 73.7% 53 Morningside 12.5% 9 North Oakland 70.8% 54 Point Breeze 12.5% 10 Bedford Dwellngs 67.7% 55 Brookline 11.2% 11 Squirrel Hill N. 65.6% 56 Westwood 10.0% 12 Terrace Village 60.6% 57 Mount Washington 8.5% 13 Homewood South 59.1% 58 Larimer 6.8% 14 Northview Heights 59.0% 59 South Side Flats 6.8% 15 Lincoln-L.-B. 56.9% 60 Perry North 6.3% 16 Homewood North 56.5% 61 Sheraden 5.8% 17 Elliot 52.6% 62 Arlington Heights 0.0% 18 Middle Hill 51.4% 63 Chateau 0.0% 19 Banksville 50.5% 64 Esplen 0.0% 20 Chartiers City 50.0% 65 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 0.0% 21 Knoxville 49.5% 66 North Shore 0.0% 22 Crawford-Roberts 42.1% 67 Saint Clair 0.0% 23 Spring Hill-CV 40.4% 68 South Shore 0.0% 24 Fineview 40.0% 69 Strip District 0.0% 25 Beltzhoover 39.5% 70 Allegheny West 0.0% 26 Allegheny Center 37.2% 71 Arlington 0.0% 27 Central Northside 35.6% 72 Bon Air 0.0% 28 Friendship 34.3% 73 Duquesne Heights 0.0% 29 Homewood West 33.3% 74 Golden Triangle 0.0% 30 Stanton Heights 29.1% 75 Hays 0.0% 31 Garfield 27.5% 76 Lower Lawrenceville 0.0% 32 East Hills 27.0% 77 Manchester 0.0% 33 Hazelwood 25.3% 78 Overbrook 0.0% 34 East Liberty 25.0% 79 Point Breeze N. 0.0% 35 Highland Park 23.6% 80 Polish Hill 0.0% 36 Marshall-Shade. 23.3% 81 Regent Square 0.0% 37 Beechview 22.1% 82 Ridgemont 0.0% 38 Allentown 21.9% 83 Spring Garden 0.0% 39 Greenfield 21.0% 84 Squirrel Hill S. 0.0% 40 Central Oakland 20.0% 85 Summer Hill 0.0% 41 South Side Slopes 19.2% 86 Swisshelm Park 0.0% 42 Upper Lawrenceville 18.8% 87 Troy Hill 0.0% 43 Crafton Heights 18.6% 88 Upper Hill 0.0% 44 Perry South 18.5% 89 West End 0.0% 45 Brighton Heights 17.7% 90 Windgap 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Count of Persons age 5-20 with a Disability

1 Carrick 237 46 Perry North 54 2 Bluff 211 47 Lincoln Place 52 3 Squirrel Hill North 209 48 Stanton Heights 52 4 Garfield 185 49 Beltzhoover 49 5 Northview Heights 158 50 Allegheny Center 48 6 Homewood North 152 51 Saint Clair 48 7 Brighton Heights 137 52 South Oakland 47 8 Perry South 136 53 Upper Hill 46 9 Brookline 135 54 South Side Flats 44 10 Sheraden 135 55 Polish Hill 43 11 East Allegheny 133 56 Regent Square 42 12 West Oakland 133 57 Fineview 41 13 Knoxville 129 58 Lower Lawrenceville 35 14 Lincoln-Larimer 124 59 Middle Hill 34 15 Bloomfield 120 60 Mount Oliver 34 16 Terrace Village 118 61 Morningside 33 17 Mount Washington 113 62 Point Breeze 32 18 East Hills 105 63 Allegheny West 29 19 Marshall-Shadeland 105 64 Westwood 29 20 Highland Park 98 65 Homewood West 28 21 Crafton Heights 94 66 Chartiers City 26 22 Homewood South 94 67 Point Breeze North 26 23 Hazelwood 92 68 Glen Hazel 25 24 Bedford Dwellings 90 69 Overbrook 23 25 Beechview 87 70 Windgap 22 26 Crawford-Roberts 86 71 Hays 19 27 Upper Lawrenceville 84 72 Ridgemont 18 28 Central Oakland 78 73 Banksville 14 29 East Liberty 77 74 California Kurkbudle 14 30 Central Northside 76 75 Duquesne Heights 14 31 North Oakland 75 76 Esplen 12 32 Larimer 72 77 West End 12 33 Shadyside 72 78 New Homestead 8 34 Elliot 71 79 East Carnegie 7 35 Troy Hill 67 80 Golden Triangle 5 36 Squirrel Hill South 64 81 Swisshelm Park 4 37 Spring Hill-CV 63 82 Arlington Heights 0 38 Greenfield 62 83 Bon Air 0 39 Central Lawrenceville 61 84 Chateau 0 40 Manchester 61 85 North Shore 0 41 South Side Slopes 61 86 Oakwood 0 42 Arlington 60 87 South Shore 0 43 Fairywood 59 88 Spring Garden 0 44 Friendship 59 89 Strip District 0 45 Allentown 56 90 Summer Hill 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Count of Persons age 21-64 with a Disability

1 Brookline 1,388 46 Fineview 357 2 East Liberty 1,223 47 Central Oakland 349 3 Carrick 1,159 48 North Oakland 344 4 Beechview 1,111 49 Duquesne Heights 337 5 Bloomfield 1,036 50 Point Breeze North 331 6 Mount Washington 927 51 Lower Lawrenceville 322 7 Brighton Heights 847 52 Bedford Dwellings 316 8 Perry South 842 53 Westwood 316 9 Shadyside 838 54 Northview Heights 308 10 Garfield 818 55 Upper Hill 296 11 Squirrel Hill South 815 56 Friendship 283 12 Hazelwood 779 57 Point Breeze 282 13 Lincoln-Larimer 697 58 Saint Clair 281 14 Marshall-Shadeland 693 59 Lincoln Place 279 15 Homewood North 674 60 Bluff 257 16 Sheraden 667 61 Arlington 251 17 Highland Park 666 62 West Oakland 237 18 Knoxville 636 63 Troy Hill 234 19 Terrace Village 621 64 Polish Hill 216 20 Squirrel Hill North 620 65 Windgap 212 21 Homewood South 619 66 Spring Garden 208 22 Greenfield 616 67 Homewood West 190 23 South Side Slopes 614 68 Mount Oliver 186 24 Central Lawrenceville 586 69 Fairywood 182 25 East Hills 574 70 California Kurkbudle 163 26 Central Northside 572 71 Glen Hazel 118 27 South Side Flats 570 72 Bon Air 100 28 Golden Triangle 508 73 Summer Hill 90 29 East Allegheny 481 74 New Homestead 84 30 Banksville 476 75 Chartiers City 82 31 Manchester 451 76 Allegheny Center 81 32 Crafton Heights 443 77 Hays 66 33 Overbrook 443 78 Swisshelm Park 66 34 Perry North 443 79 Oakwood 65 35 Stanton Heights 435 80 Strip District 62 36 Crawford-Roberts 429 81 Regent Square 56 37 Morningside 427 82 East Carnegie 53 38 Larimer 409 83 West End 45 39 Beltzhoover 407 84 South Shore 44 40 South Oakland 405 85 Allegheny West 42 41 Allentown 403 86 Ridgemont 37 42 Upper Lawrenceville 377 87 Esplen 36 43 Elliot 368 88 Arlington Heights 26 44 Middle Hill 364 89 North Shore 20 45 Spring Hill-CV 362 90 Chateau 9

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Grandparents Living With Grandchildren

1 Lincoln-Larimer 345 46 Middle Hill 51 2 Garfield 293 47 Arlington 48 3 Homewood North 253 48 Upper Hill 48 4 Brookline 222 49 Point Breeze 43 5 Perry South 183 50 Crafton Heights 40 6 Bloomfield 167 51 Chartiers City 39 7 Marshall-Shadeland 165 52 Elliot 39 8 East Hills 164 53 Fairywood 37 9 Carrick 159 54 Friendship 37 10 Stanton Heights 145 55 South Side Flats 34 11 Brighton Heights 144 56 Summer Hill 31 12 Overbrook 142 57 Saint Clair 29 13 Hazelwood 141 58 Bedford Dwellings 28 14 Mount Washington 141 59 Spring Garden 27 15 East Liberty 137 60 Squirrel Hill South 23 16 Sheraden 122 61 Squirrel Hill North 22 17 Knoxville 120 62 East Allegheny 20 18 Beltzhoover 113 63 Windgap 20 19 South Side Slopes 109 64 Regent Square 18 20 Beechview 104 65 Bon Air 15 21 Allentown 102 66 Fineview 14 22 Morningside 98 67 Lincoln Place 13 23 Banksville 94 68 South Oakland 13 24 Highland Park 94 69 Bluff 10 25 Homewood South 87 70 Westwood 10 26 Northview Heights 85 71 Hays 9 27 Central Northside 84 72 East Carnegie 8 28 Greenfield 83 73 Mount Oliver 8 29 Homewood West 81 74 California Kurkbudle 7 30 Manchester 81 75 Polish Hill 7 31 Troy Hill 80 76 North Oakland 6 32 Terrace Village 77 77 Oakwood 6 33 Point Breeze North 76 78 Strip District 2 34 Central Oakland 74 79 Allegheny Center 0 35 Crawford-Roberts 74 80 Allegheny West 0 36 Duquesne Heights 71 81 Arlington Heights 0 37 Shadyside 70 82 Chateau 0 38 West Oakland 66 83 Esplen 0 39 Larimer 58 84 Glen Hazel 0 40 Lower Lawrenceville 58 85 Golden Triangle 0 41 Spring Hill-CV 57 86 New Homestead 0 42 Upper Lawrenceville 57 87 North Shore 0 43 Perry North 54 88 Ridgemont 0 44 Swisshelm Park 54 89 South Shore 0 45 Central Lawrenceville 53 90 West End 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Grandparents Responsible for Own Grandchildren

1 Lincoln-Larimer 184 46 Spring Garden 22 2 Garfield 123 47 Bloomfield 21 3 Homewood North 110 48 Windgap 20 4 Perry South 97 49 South Side Slopes 18 5 Hazelwood 85 50 Perry North 16 6 East Hills 78 51 Central Lawrenceville 14 7 Stanton Heights 77 52 Point Breeze North 13 8 Marshall-Shadeland 73 53 South Oakland 13 9 Sheraden 73 54 Squirrel Hill North 13 10 Banksville 72 55 Swisshelm Park 13 11 Homewood West 69 56 Saint Clair 11 12 Beltzhoover 67 57 Duquesne Heights 10 13 Terrace Village 64 58 Regent Square 9 14 Carrick 62 59 East Carnegie 8 15 West Oakland 59 60 Squirrel Hill South 8 16 Brookline 58 61 East Allegheny 7 17 Homewood South 58 62 Polish Hill 7 18 Troy Hill 55 63 Lincoln Place 6 19 Allentown 54 64 Point Breeze 6 20 Brighton Heights 51 65 Upper Lawrenceville 6 21 Knoxville 50 66 Morningside 5 22 Mount Washington 47 67 Bluff 3 23 Beechview 45 68 Strip District 2 24 Overbrook 44 69 Allegheny Center 0 25 East Liberty 43 70 Allegheny West 0 26 Manchester 43 71 Arlington Heights 0 27 Central Oakland 41 72 Bon Air 0 28 Highland Park 40 73 California Kurkbudle 0 29 Spring Hill-CV 40 74 Chateau 0 30 Upper Hill 39 75 Esplen 0 31 Central Northside 37 76 Fineview 0 32 Chartiers City 36 77 Friendship 0 33 Crawford-Roberts 36 78 Glen Hazel 0 34 Elliot 35 79 Golden Triangle 0 35 Middle Hill 35 80 Greenfield 0 36 Arlington 32 81 Hays 0 37 Northview Heights 31 82 Mount Oliver 0 38 Larimer 30 83 New Homestead 0 39 Lower Lawrenceville 30 84 North Oakland 0 40 Bedford Dwellings 28 85 North Shore 0 41 Shadyside 26 86 Oakwood 0 42 Fairywood 23 87 Ridgemont 0 43 South Side Flats 23 88 South Shore 0 44 Summer Hill 23 89 West End 0 45 Crafton Heights 22 90 Westwood 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Number of Children under age 18 in Poverty

1 Garfield 1130 46 Duquesne Heights 123 2 Northview Heights 1099 47 South Side Slopes 119 3 Homewood North 817 48 Upper Hill 114 4 East Hills 754 49 Stanton Heights 107 5 Perry South 659 50 South Oakland 103 6 Terrace Village 623 51 West Oakland 102 7 Bedford Dwellings 585 52 Squirrel Hill North 96 8 Homewood South 544 53 Greenfield 94 9 East Liberty 540 54 Lincoln Place 87 10 Lincoln-Larimer 474 55 Overbrook 86 11 Saint Clair 466 56 Mount Oliver 80 12 Hazelwood 432 57 Polish Hill 76 13 Sheraden 377 58 Spring Garden 76 14 Beltzhoover 366 59 Troy Hill 69 15 Carrick 361 60 East Carnegie 56 16 Brookline 331 61 Strip District 54 17 Crafton Heights 324 62 Point Breeze North 51 18 Marshall-Shadeland 319 63 Point Breeze 48 19 Knoxville 292 64 Windgap 47 20 Fineview 288 65 Banksville 44 21 Fairywood 286 66 Bon Air 43 22 Beechview 284 67 Westwood 43 23 Spring Hill-CV 282 68 Chartiers City 41 24 Central Northside 273 69 Friendship 40 25 Crawford-Roberts 266 70 Bluff 38 26 Mount Washington 257 71 North Oakland 34 27 Larimer 256 72 Regent Square 32 28 Central Lawrenceville 239 73 Hays 27 29 Allentown 237 74 Homewood West 25 30 Upper Lawrenceville 214 75 Morningside 20 31 East Allegheny 213 76 Allegheny Center 19 32 Lower Lawrenceville 208 77 Arlington Heights 19 33 Middle Hill 205 78 Summer Hill 19 34 Perry North 202 79 Esplen 17 35 Brighton Heights 194 80 Swisshelm Park 17 36 California Kurkbudle 190 81 Oakwood 15 37 Manchester 184 82 Ridgemont 15 38 Arlington 176 83 Central Oakland 14 39 Bloomfield 175 84 Golden Triangle 6 40 Highland Park 171 85 Allegheny West 0 41 Elliot 169 86 Chateau 0 42 Squirrel Hill South 163 87 New Homestead 0 43 Shadyside 135 88 North Shore 0 44 Glen Hazel 134 89 South Shore 0 45 South Side Flats 126 90 West End 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Percent of Children under age 18 in Poverty

1 Northview Heights 75.2% 46 Knoxville 23.2% 2 Glen Hazel 72.8% 47 Sheraden 22.6% 3 Bedford Dwellings 71.0% 48 Upper Hill 21.9% 4 Terrace Village 69.5% 49 Friendship 21.5% 5 Saint Clair 68.6% 50 Chartiers City 21.4% 6 East Carnegie 66.7% 51 Windgap 20.3% 7 Fairywood 66.4% 52 Perry North 18.2% 8 California Kurkbudle 64.2% 53 Ridgemont 18.1% 9 Allegheny Center 61.3% 54 Golden Triangle 16.7% 10 Strip District 60.0% 55 North Oakland 16.7% 11 Fineview 57.3% 56 Mount Washington 16.6% 12 Garfield 56.5% 57 Carrick 16.4% 13 East Hills 54.5% 58 Beechview 16.3% 14 Homewood North 54.4% 59 Regent Square 16.0% 15 Homewood South 50.1% 60 South Side Slopes 15.8% 16 Middle Hill 48.6% 61 Bloomfield 13.5% 17 Bluff 46.3% 62 Arlington Heights 13.3% 18 Perry South 44.0% 63 Troy Hill 13.1% 19 Crawford-Roberts 43.9% 64 Shadyside 12.5% 20 Central Northside 43.7% 65 Esplen 12.3% 21 Beltzhoover 43.5% 66 Highland Park 11.9% 22 Mount Oliver 42.8% 67 Overbrook 11.8% 23 Lower Lawrenceville 39.0% 68 Point Breeze North 11.4% 24 Upper Lawrenceville 37.5% 69 Brookline 10.9% 25 East Allegheny 37.2% 70 Lincoln Place 10.7% 26 Lincoln-Larimer 36.3% 71 Brighton Heights 10.7% 27 Arlington 36.1% 72 Homewood West 10.3% 28 Larimer 36.1% 73 Summer Hill 10.0% 29 Spring Hill-CV 35.5% 74 Stanton Heights 9.2% 30 East Liberty 34.6% 75 Westwood 8.5% 31 Hazelwood 33.5% 76 Greenfield 7.7% 32 South Oakland 33.1% 77 Squirrel Hill South 6.9% 33 Central Lawrenceville 32.9% 78 Squirrel Hill North 6.8% 34 West Oakland 32.8% 79 Banksville 6.6% 35 Hays 31.8% 80 Swisshelm Park 6.2% 36 Spring Garden 31.1% 81 Central Oakland 5.9% 37 Duquesne Heights 30.8% 82 Oakwood 5.7% 38 South Side Flats 28.4% 83 Point Breeze 3.7% 39 Crafton Heights 28.3% 84 Morningside 2.9% 40 Manchester 28.2% 85 Chateau 0.0% 41 Allentown 28.1% 86 South Shore 0.0% 42 Polish Hill 27.3% 87 Allegheny West 0.0% 43 Marshall-Shadeland 27.0% 88 New Homestead 0.0% 44 Elliot 25.4% 89 North Shore 0.0% 45 Bon Air 23.9% 90 West End 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Percentage of Residents (Age 5+) who Lived Outside the Pittsburgh MSA in 1995

1 Central Oakland 38.8% 46 Perry South 4.5% 2 North Oakland 36.1% 47 Sheraden 4.1% 3 Allegheny Center 34.5% 48 East Hills 4.0% 4 Bluff 31.7% 49 Knoxville 3.9% 5 Squirrel Hill N. 30.3% 50 Central Lawrenceville 3.9% 6 Chateau 29.3% 51 Elliot 3.8% 7 North Shore 28.3% 52 Homewood North 3.7% 8 Shadyside 26.6% 53 Homewood South 3.6% 9 Friendship 21.3% 54 Crafton Heights 3.6% 10 Golden Triangle 16.5% 55 Brookline 3.4% 11 South Oakland 15.2% 56 Mount Oliver 3.2% 12 South Shore 15.1% 57 Terrace Village 3.0% 13 Squirrel Hill S. 14.8% 58 Summer Hill 3.0% 14 Allegheny West 11.8% 59 Crawford-Roberts 3.0% 15 Bloomfield 11.2% 60 Upper Hill 2.9% 16 Arlington Heights 10.6% 61 Garfield 2.9% 17 West Oakland 10.6% 62 Fairywood 2.7% 18 Point Breeze 10.0% 63 Beechview 2.7% 19 Mount Washington 9.6% 64 Spring Hill-CV 2.6% 20 Fineview 9.3% 65 Larimer 2.5% 21 South Side Flats 8.9% 66 Bedford Dwellngs 2.4% 22 Highland Park 8.6% 67 New Homestead 2.3% 23 Regent Square 8.0% 68 Lincoln Place 2.2% 24 Banksville 7.9% 69 Perry North 2.2% 25 Arlington 7.5% 70 Esplen 2.1% 26 Point Breeze N. 7.3% 71 Homewood West 2.1% 27 East Liberty 7.1% 72 Bon Air 2.1% 28 Strip District 7.0% 73 Marshall-Shade. 2.1% 29 South Side Slopes 7.0% 74 Swisshelm Park 2.0% 30 Central Northside 6.9% 75 Hazelwood 1.9% 31 Greenfield 6.6% 76 Stanton Heights 1.9% 32 Lincoln-L.-B. 6.5% 77 Brighton Heights 1.9% 33 Lower Lawrenceville 6.2% 78 Carrick 1.9% 34 West End 6.1% 79 Upper Lawrenceville 1.9% 35 Allentown 5.8% 80 Ridgemont 1.9% 36 Duquesne Heights 5.7% 81 Beltzhoover 1.8% 37 Troy Hill 5.1% 82 Overbrook 1.6% 38 Manchester 5.0% 83 Spring Garden 1.6% 39 Saint Clair 5.0% 84 Windgap 1.5% 40 California Kurkbudle 5.0% 85 Middle Hill 0.8% 41 Morningside 4.9% 86 Northview Heights 0.6% 42 Oakwood 4.8% 87 Chartiers City 0.0% 43 Polish Hill 4.7% 88 East Carnegie 0.0% 44 East Allegheny 4.6% 89 Glen Hazel 0.0% 45 Westwood 4.6% 90 Hays 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Foreign Born Population Arrived between 1990-2000

1 Shadyside 1,975 46 Saint Clair 18 2 Squirrel Hill South 1,866 47 Lincoln-Larimer 16 3 North Oakland 972 48 Fineview 14 4 Squirrel Hill North 783 49 Glen Hazel 14 5 Central Oakland 597 50 Perry North 14 6 Bloomfield 487 51 South Side Slopes 12 7 Greenfield 487 52 East Allegheny 11 8 East Liberty 253 53 Upper Hill 10 9 Banksville 247 54 Terrace Village 8 10 Westwood 218 55 Bon Air 7 11 Point Breeze 191 56 California Kurkbudle 7 12 Highland Park 189 57 Crafton Heights 7 13 Friendship 187 58 East Hills 7 14 Beechview 177 59 Mount Oliver 6 15 South Oakland 124 60 Regent Square 5 16 Hazelwood 112 61 South Shore 5 17 Golden Triangle 106 62 Spring Hill-CV 5 18 Brookline 102 63 Brighton Heights 4 19 Bluff 91 64 Arlington 0 20 Mount Washington 81 65 Arlington Heights 0 21 Allentown 76 66 Bedford Dwellings 0 22 Point Breeze North 73 67 Chartiers City 0 23 Duquesne Heights 69 68 Chateau 0 24 Lower Lawrenceville 69 69 Crawford-Roberts 0 25 Marshall-Shadeland 67 70 East Carnegie 0 26 Garfield 64 71 Elliot 0 27 North Shore 57 72 Esplen 0 28 South Side Flats 56 73 Fairywood 0 29 Morningside 55 74 Hays 0 30 Central Lawrenceville 54 75 Homewood West 0 31 Allegheny Center 45 76 Larimer 0 32 Upper Lawrenceville 45 77 Middle Hill 0 33 West Oakland 43 78 New Homestead 0 34 Central Northside 41 79 Northview Heights 0 35 Allegheny West 39 80 Overbrook 0 36 Sheraden 30 81 Perry South 0 37 Manchester 28 82 Ridgemont 0 38 Oakwood 28 83 Spring Garden 0 39 Beltzhoover 26 84 Stanton Heights 0 40 Carrick 26 85 Strip District 0 41 Knoxville 24 86 Summer Hill 0 42 Lincoln Place 21 87 Swisshelm Park 0 43 Polish Hill 20 88 Troy Hill 0 44 Homewood North 19 89 West End 0 45 Homewood South 18 90 Windgap 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Foreign Born Population Arrived between 1990-2000 as Percentage of Population

1 North Shore 16.1% 46 Brookline 0.8% 2 Shadyside 14.3% 47 Lincoln Place 0.6% 3 Squirrel Hill South 13.6% 48 Knoxville 0.6% 4 North Oakland 10.9% 49 Homewood South 0.6% 5 Central Oakland 10.4% 50 Sheraden 0.5% 6 Friendship 10.1% 51 Upper Hill 0.5% 7 South Shore 8.6% 52 Regent Square 0.5% 8 Westwood 7.5% 53 Homewood North 0.5% 9 Allegheny West 6.6% 54 East Allegheny 0.4% 10 Greenfield 6.6% 55 Terrace Village 0.4% 11 Squirrel Hill North 6.4% 56 Perry North 0.3% 12 Banksville 5.7% 57 Lincoln-Larimer 0.3% 13 Bloomfield 5.6% 58 Carrick 0.3% 14 Allegheny Center 5.1% 59 South Side Slopes 0.2% 15 East Liberty 4.3% 60 East Hills 0.2% 16 South Oakland 4.0% 61 Spring Hill-CV 0.2% 17 Point Breeze 3.5% 62 Crafton Heights 0.2% 18 Point Breeze North 3.5% 63 Brighton Heights 0.1% 19 Oakwood 3.1% 64 Arlington 0.0% 20 Highland Park 3.0% 65 Arlington Heights 0.0% 21 Bluff 2.8% 66 Bedford Dwellings 0.0% 22 Lower Lawrenceville 2.8% 67 Chartiers City 0.0% 23 Glen Hazel 2.7% 68 Chateau 0.0% 24 Duquesne Heights 2.6% 69 Crawford-Roberts 0.0% 25 Allentown 2.6% 70 East Carnegie 0.0% 26 Hazelwood 2.3% 71 Elliot 0.0% 27 West Oakland 2.2% 72 Esplen 0.0% 28 Beechview 2.1% 73 Fairywood 0.0% 29 Morningside 1.7% 74 Hays 0.0% 30 Upper Lawrenceville 1.6% 75 Homewood West 0.0% 31 Saint Clair 1.6% 76 Larimer 0.0% 32 Golden Triangle 1.5% 77 Middle Hill 0.0% 33 Polish Hill 1.4% 78 New Homestead 0.0% 34 Garfield 1.3% 79 Northview Heights 0.0% 35 Manchester 1.3% 80 Overbrook 0.0% 36 Central Northside 1.2% 81 Perry South 0.0% 37 Central Lawrenceville 1.2% 82 Ridgemont 0.0% 38 Mount Oliver 1.1% 83 Spring Garden 0.0% 39 Beltzhoover 1.0% 84 Stanton Heights 0.0% 40 South Side Flats 1.0% 85 Strip District 0.0% 41 Fineview 0.9% 86 Summer Hill 0.0% 42 Bon Air 0.9% 87 Swisshelm Park 0.0% 43 Mount Washington 0.8% 88 Troy Hill 0.0% 44 California Kurkbudle 0.8% 89 West End 0.0% 45 Marshall-Shadeland 0.8% 90 Windgap 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Foreign Born Population Total

1 Squirrel Hill South 2,786 46 Swisshelm Park 59 2 Shadyside 2,653 47 Lincoln-Larimer 57 3 Squirrel Hill North 1,476 48 Manchester 56 4 North Oakland 1,280 49 Overbrook 56 5 Greenfield 989 50 Beltzhoover 55 6 Bloomfield 960 51 Allegheny West 49 7 Central Oakland 889 52 Oakwood 48 8 Highland Park 533 53 Polish Hill 43 9 Brookline 487 54 Perry South 42 10 Point Breeze 436 55 Elliot 37 11 East Liberty 397 56 Homewood South 35 12 Banksville 381 57 Spring Hill-CV 32 13 Beechview 375 58 Arlington 27 14 Westwood 281 59 Summer Hill 27 15 Mount Washington 275 60 Homewood West 25 16 South Side Flats 252 61 Upper Hill 25 17 South Oakland 244 62 Mount Oliver 24 18 Friendship 222 63 Saint Clair 24 19 Golden Triangle 191 64 Crafton Heights 21 20 Bluff 188 65 Terrace Village 21 21 Garfield 178 66 Glen Hazel 20 22 Marshall-Shadeland 156 67 Fineview 19 23 Hazelwood 150 68 Homewood North 19 24 Allentown 137 69 Troy Hill 17 25 Morningside 137 70 Bon Air 14 26 Point Breeze North 124 71 West End 14 27 Brighton Heights 122 72 New Homestead 13 28 Sheraden 122 73 Regent Square 13 29 Duquesne Heights 119 74 Bedford Dwellings 12 30 Central Lawrenceville 115 75 Ridgemont 12 31 Lower Lawrenceville 108 76 Middle Hill 8 32 Carrick 105 77 California Kurkbudle 7 33 Perry North 100 78 Fairywood 7 34 Stanton Heights 97 79 Northview Heights 7 35 South Side Slopes 96 80 Spring Garden 7 36 Lincoln Place 95 81 Windgap 6 37 Larimer 76 82 Chartiers City 5 38 Upper Lawrenceville 75 83 South Shore 5 39 Allegheny Center 74 84 Strip District 4 40 Central Northside 73 85 Arlington Heights 0 41 East Allegheny 73 86 Chateau 0 42 West Oakland 73 87 Crawford-Roberts 0 43 East Hills 70 88 East Carnegie 0 44 Knoxville 66 89 Esplen 0 45 North Shore 66 90 Hays 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Foreign Born Population Total as Percentage of Population

1 Squirrel Hill South 20.3% 46 Ridgemont 2.4% 2 Shadyside 19.2% 47 Homewood West 2.4% 3 North Shore 18.6% 48 Perry North 2.2% 4 Central Oakland 15.5% 49 Stanton Heights 2.2% 5 North Oakland 14.3% 50 Central Northside 2.2% 6 Greenfield 13.3% 51 Sheraden 2.2% 7 Squirrel Hill North 12.1% 52 Beltzhoover 2.1% 8 Friendship 12.0% 53 East Hills 2.1% 9 Bloomfield 11.1% 54 Saint Clair 2.1% 10 Westwood 9.6% 55 South Side Slopes 1.9% 11 Banksville 8.8% 56 Marshall-Shadeland 1.8% 12 South Shore 8.6% 57 Bon Air 1.7% 13 Highland Park 8.5% 58 Brighton Heights 1.7% 14 Allegheny Center 8.3% 59 Knoxville 1.6% 15 Allegheny West 8.3% 60 Strip District 1.6% 16 Point Breeze 8.0% 61 Overbrook 1.4% 17 South Oakland 7.8% 62 Arlington 1.4% 18 East Liberty 6.7% 63 New Homestead 1.4% 19 Point Breeze North 5.9% 64 Elliot 1.3% 20 Bluff 5.9% 65 Regent Square 1.3% 21 Oakwood 5.4% 66 Upper Hill 1.2% 22 Allentown 4.6% 67 Fineview 1.2% 23 Duquesne Heights 4.6% 68 Spring Hill-CV 1.2% 24 Beechview 4.5% 69 Homewood South 1.1% 25 Swisshelm Park 4.5% 70 Lincoln-Larimer 1.1% 26 South Side Flats 4.5% 71 Carrick 1.0% 27 Mount Oliver 4.4% 72 Terrace Village 1.0% 28 Lower Lawrenceville 4.3% 73 Chartiers City 0.9% 29 Morningside 4.3% 74 Perry South 0.9% 30 Glen Hazel 3.9% 75 California Kurkbudle 0.8% 31 Garfield 3.7% 76 Bedford Dwellings 0.8% 32 Brookline 3.7% 77 Fairywood 0.7% 33 West Oakland 3.7% 78 Troy Hill 0.7% 34 West End 3.5% 79 Spring Garden 0.6% 35 Larimer 3.4% 80 Crafton Heights 0.5% 36 Polish Hill 3.1% 81 Homewood North 0.5% 37 Hazelwood 3.1% 82 Windgap 0.4% 38 Mount Washington 2.8% 83 Middle Hill 0.4% 39 Summer Hill 2.7% 84 Northview Heights 0.3% 40 East Allegheny 2.7% 85 Arlington Heights 0.0% 41 Upper Lawrenceville 2.7% 86 Chateau 0.0% 42 Lincoln Place 2.7% 87 Crawford-Roberts 0.0% 43 Golden Triangle 2.7% 88 East Carnegie 0.0% 44 Central Lawrenceville 2.6% 89 Esplen 0.0% 45 Manchester 2.6% 90 Hays 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Enrolled in College (Undergraduate Years)

1 North Oakland 5,878 46 Westwood 125 2 Squirrel Hill N. 3,870 47 Allentown 122 3 Bluff 3,315 48 Lower Lawrenceville 122 4 Central Oakland 2,960 49 Duquesne Heights 119 5 Shadyside 1,947 50 Manchester 118 6 Squirrel Hill S. 862 51 Morningside 109 7 West Oakland 859 52 Marshall-Shade. 106 8 Mount Washington 735 53 Beltzhoover 100 9 Bloomfield 700 54 East Allegheny 98 10 South Side Flats 603 55 Arlington 92 11 Brookline 601 56 Bedford Dwellngs 92 12 South Oakland 545 57 Fineview 86 13 Greenfield 440 58 Larimer 78 14 Golden Triangle 437 59 Elliot 70 15 East Liberty 422 60 Spring Garden 69 16 Beechview 383 61 Troy Hill 65 17 Carrick 372 62 Northview Heights 60 18 Banksville 359 63 Swisshelm Park 60 19 Brighton Heights 324 64 Upper Lawrenceville 52 20 Highland Park 306 65 Allegheny West 50 21 Allegheny Center 279 66 Windgap 37 22 South Side Slopes 263 67 East Carnegie 36 23 Lincoln-L.-B. 235 68 Hays 33 24 Central Northside 233 69 Esplen 31 25 Crawford-Roberts 220 70 Polish Hill 31 26 Perry South 216 71 Bon Air 30 27 Stanton Heights 213 72 Homewood West 30 28 Garfield 211 73 North Shore 30 29 Lincoln Place 204 74 Regent Square 30 30 Friendship 200 75 Oakwood 29 31 Homewood North 200 76 Ridgemont 28 32 East Hills 196 77 New Homestead 27 33 Overbrook 192 78 Saint Clair 27 34 Knoxville 189 79 Summer Hill 24 35 Crafton Heights 188 80 Fairywood 23 36 Hazelwood 188 81 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 22 37 Central Lawrenceville 177 82 West End 19 38 Perry North 177 83 Arlington Heights 14 39 Point Breeze 176 84 Glen Hazel 14 40 Point Breeze N. 175 85 Chartiers City 13 41 Homewood South 173 86 Strip District 13 42 Spring Hill-CV 147 87 California Kurkbudle 12 43 Middle Hill 143 88 Terrace Village 7 44 Sheraden 138 89 South Shore 6 45 Upper Hill 131 90 Chateau 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Percentage of Population Enrolled in College (Undergraduate Years)

1 Bluff 69.0% 46 Arlington 3.2% 2 North Oakland 43.8% 47 Crafton Heights 3.2% 3 Central Oakland 34.5% 48 West End 3.2% 4 West Oakland 28.6% 49 Beechview 3.1% 5 Squirrel Hill N. 21.1% 50 Knoxville 3.1% 6 Allegheny Center 20.9% 51 Duquesne Heights 3.0% 7 South Oakland 11.6% 52 Swisshelm Park 3.0% 8 Shadyside 9.4% 53 Lincoln-L.-B. 3.0% 9 Friendship 7.2% 54 Brookline 3.0% 10 South Side Flats 7.1% 55 Perry South 3.0% 11 South Shore 6.9% 56 Brighton Heights 2.9% 12 Crawford-Roberts 6.3% 57 Garfield 2.9% 13 North Shore 5.6% 58 Westwood 2.9% 14 Allegheny West 5.6% 59 Allentown 2.7% 15 Point Breeze N. 5.5% 60 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 2.7% 16 Banksville 5.5% 61 Central Lawrenceville 2.6% 17 Bloomfield 5.4% 62 Perry North 2.6% 18 Arlington Heights 5.2% 63 Beltzhoover 2.6% 19 Mount Washington 5.0% 64 Hazelwood 2.6% 20 East Carnegie 4.9% 65 Carrick 2.5% 21 East Liberty 4.7% 66 Bon Air 2.4% 22 Hays 4.7% 67 East Allegheny 2.4% 23 Esplen 4.7% 68 Larimer 2.4% 24 Middle Hill 4.7% 69 Morningside 2.3% 25 Central Northside 4.6% 70 Point Breeze 2.2% 26 Upper Hill 4.3% 71 Oakwood 2.2% 27 Squirrel Hill S. 4.2% 72 Northview Heights 2.0% 28 Golden Triangle 4.1% 73 Regent Square 2.0% 29 East Hills 4.0% 74 New Homestead 1.9% 30 Greenfield 4.0% 75 Homewood West 1.9% 31 Spring Garden 3.9% 76 Glen Hazel 1.8% 32 Lincoln Place 3.9% 77 Windgap 1.8% 33 Bedford Dwellngs 3.8% 78 Troy Hill 1.8% 34 Ridgemont 3.7% 79 Elliot 1.7% 35 Fineview 3.7% 80 Fairywood 1.6% 36 Homewood South 3.7% 81 Sheraden 1.6% 37 Manchester 3.6% 82 Summer Hill 1.6% 38 Spring Hill-CV 3.6% 83 Chartiers City 1.6% 39 South Side Slopes 3.5% 84 Saint Clair 1.6% 40 Strip District 3.4% 85 Polish Hill 1.5% 41 Homewood North 3.4% 86 Upper Lawrenceville 1.3% 42 Overbrook 3.3% 87 California Kurkbudle 0.9% 43 Highland Park 3.3% 88 Marshall-Shade. 0.8% 44 Lower Lawrenceville 3.3% 89 Terrace Village 0.2% 45 Stanton Heights 3.2% 90 Chateau 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Enrolled in College (Graduate or Professional School)

1 Shadyside 2,129 46 Homewood South 28 2 Squirrel Hill S. 1,570 47 Lincoln-L.-B. 26 3 North Oakland 1,104 48 Lower Lawrenceville 25 4 Squirrel Hill N. 635 49 Swisshelm Park 25 5 Bloomfield 556 50 Summer Hill 24 6 Central Oakland 526 51 Spring Hill-CV 23 7 Mount Washington 319 52 Garfield 21 8 Point Breeze 308 53 Overbrook 19 9 Highland Park 256 54 Beltzhoover 18 10 South Side Flats 254 55 Knoxville 17 11 Greenfield 221 56 North Shore 16 12 Friendship 190 57 Middle Hill 15 13 South Oakland 184 58 East Allegheny 13 14 East Liberty 182 59 Polish Hill 13 15 Banksville 156 60 Chateau 12 16 Brookline 155 61 New Homestead 12 17 Bluff 143 62 Oakwood 12 18 Brighton Heights 101 63 Bon Air 11 19 Beechview 99 64 Terrace Village 11 20 Stanton Heights 96 65 Homewood West 10 21 Marshall-Shade. 93 66 Larimer 10 22 Golden Triangle 91 67 East Hills 8 23 Duquesne Heights 79 68 Strip District 6 24 Point Breeze N. 76 69 South Shore 5 25 Carrick 75 70 East Carnegie 4 26 Westwood 70 71 Allegheny West 0 27 Hazelwood 68 72 Arlington 0 28 Crawford-Roberts 60 73 Arlington Heights 0 29 South Side Slopes 59 74 Bedford Dwellngs 0 30 Central Northside 57 75 California Kurkbudle 0 31 Perry North 56 76 Chartiers City 0 32 Crafton Heights 51 77 Esplen 0 33 Upper Hill 48 78 Fairywood 0 34 Perry South 45 79 Fineview 0 35 Central Lawrenceville 43 80 Glen Hazel 0 36 Sheraden 40 81 Hays 0 37 Morningside 39 82 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 0 38 Allentown 38 83 Northview Heights 0 39 Lincoln Place 37 84 Ridgemont 0 40 Manchester 36 85 Saint Clair 0 41 Regent Square 33 86 Spring Garden 0 42 Allegheny Center 31 87 Upper Lawrenceville 0 43 Troy Hill 30 88 West End 0 44 Elliot 28 89 West Oakland 0 45 Homewood North 28 90 Windgap 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Percentage of Population Enrolled in College (Graduate or Professional School)

1 Chateau 19.4% 46 Brookline 1.0% 2 North Oakland 14.3% 47 Allentown 1.0% 3 Shadyside 13.6% 48 Lincoln Place 0.9% 4 Squirrel Hill S. 10.1% 49 Homewood West 0.9% 5 Friendship 8.6% 50 Elliot 0.8% 6 Bluff 8.3% 51 Central Lawrenceville 0.8% 7 Squirrel Hill N. 6.8% 52 Lower Lawrenceville 0.7% 8 Central Oakland 6.7% 53 Polish Hill 0.7% 9 North Shore 6.7% 54 Perry South 0.7% 10 Bloomfield 5.2% 55 East Carnegie 0.7% 11 Point Breeze 5.2% 56 Spring Hill-CV 0.6% 12 South Oakland 4.9% 57 Carrick 0.6% 13 South Shore 4.3% 58 Homewood South 0.6% 14 South Side Flats 3.8% 59 Sheraden 0.6% 15 Highland Park 3.4% 60 Middle Hill 0.5% 16 Banksville 3.4% 61 Beltzhoover 0.5% 17 Golden Triangle 3.3% 62 Homewood North 0.4% 18 Point Breeze N. 3.1% 63 Overbrook 0.4% 19 Mount Washington 2.8% 64 Lincoln-L.-B. 0.4% 20 Regent Square 2.7% 65 East Allegheny 0.4% 21 Greenfield 2.6% 66 Knoxville 0.3% 22 Allegheny Center 2.5% 67 Larimer 0.3% 23 Duquesne Heights 2.5% 68 Garfield 0.3% 24 Westwood 2.1% 69 Terrace Village 0.3% 25 East Liberty 2.1% 70 East Hills 0.2% 26 Summer Hill 2.0% 71 Allegheny West 0.0% 27 Upper Hill 1.8% 72 Arlington 0.0% 28 Stanton Heights 1.8% 73 Arlington Heights 0.0% 29 Swisshelm Park 1.7% 74 Bedford Dwellngs 0.0% 30 Crawford-Roberts 1.7% 75 California Kurkbudle 0.0% 31 Marshall-Shade. 1.6% 76 Chartiers City 0.0% 32 Central Northside 1.4% 77 Esplen 0.0% 33 Strip District 1.4% 78 Fairywood 0.0% 34 New Homestead 1.3% 79 Fineview 0.0% 35 Manchester 1.2% 80 Glen Hazel 0.0% 36 Brighton Heights 1.2% 81 Hays 0.0% 37 Bon Air 1.1% 82 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 0.0% 38 Perry North 1.1% 83 Northview Heights 0.0% 39 Oakwood 1.1% 84 Ridgemont 0.0% 40 Crafton Heights 1.1% 85 Saint Clair 0.0% 41 Hazelwood 1.0% 86 Spring Garden 0.0% 42 South Side Slopes 1.0% 87 Upper Lawrenceville 0.0% 43 Beechview 1.0% 88 West End 0.0% 44 Morningside 1.0% 89 West Oakland 0.0% 45 Troy Hill 1.0% 90 Windgap 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Population (Age 3+) Enrolled in Public School Grade 12 and Under

1 Carrick 822 46 Upper Lawrenceville 196 2 Garfield 800 47 Point Breeze N. 185 3 Brookline 752 48 Fairywood 170 4 Beechview 677 49 Morningside 170 5 Perry South 641 50 Arlington 164 6 Homewood North 621 51 Troy Hill 153 7 Marshall-Shade. 571 52 Golden Triangle 138 8 Sheraden 566 53 South Oakland 128 9 Squirrel Hill S. 564 54 Banksville 126 10 Northview Heights 550 55 West Oakland 123 11 Knoxville 543 56 Fineview 122 12 Lincoln-L.-B. 540 57 South Side Flats 120 13 Mount Washington 536 58 Homewood West 115 14 Brighton Heights 528 59 Shadyside 111 15 East Hills 528 60 Westwood 109 16 East Liberty 524 61 California Kurkbudle 107 17 Hazelwood 425 62 Spring Garden 78 18 Perry North 397 63 Polish Hill 76 19 Highland Park 395 64 Central Oakland 75 20 Greenfield 392 65 Swisshelm Park 73 21 Beltzhoover 378 66 Regent Square 71 22 Stanton Heights 366 67 Glen Hazel 69 23 Homewood South 363 68 Oakwood 68 24 Crafton Heights 360 69 Duquesne Heights 61 25 Bedford Dwellngs 352 70 Friendship 59 26 Terrace Village 331 71 New Homestead 58 27 Allentown 291 72 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 57 28 Larimer 287 73 Bon Air 54 29 South Side Slopes 283 74 Arlington Heights 51 30 Spring Hill-CV 283 75 Ridgemont 47 31 Point Breeze 265 76 Windgap 45 32 Manchester 262 77 Chartiers City 38 33 Central Lawrenceville 260 78 East Carnegie 36 34 East Allegheny 259 79 North Oakland 36 35 Saint Clair 252 80 Esplen 30 36 Elliot 251 81 Strip District 24 37 Crawford-Roberts 240 82 Bluff 22 38 Lower Lawrenceville 238 83 Allegheny West 17 39 Central Northside 237 84 Hays 16 40 Bloomfield 233 85 West End 10 41 Squirrel Hill N. 224 86 Summer Hill 9 42 Overbrook 221 87 South Shore 6 43 Middle Hill 213 88 Allegheny Center 0 44 Lincoln Place 210 89 Chateau 0 45 Upper Hill 209 90 North Shore 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Population (Age 3+) Enrolled in Private School Grade 12 and Under

1 Squirrel Hill S. 472 46 Regent Square 34 2 Squirrel Hill N. 442 47 North Oakland 32 3 Brookline 429 48 Upper Hill 30 4 Point Breeze 291 49 South Side Flats 29 5 Brighton Heights 277 50 Fairywood 27 6 Shadyside 257 51 New Homestead 23 7 Highland Park 216 52 Oakwood 23 8 Bloomfield 199 53 Chartiers City 21 9 Sheraden 179 54 Homewood South 21 10 Carrick 155 55 Saint Clair 21 11 Stanton Heights 151 56 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 20 12 Lincoln Place 150 57 South Side Slopes 20 13 Hazelwood 137 58 Beltzhoover 18 14 Mount Washington 135 59 Larimer 18 15 Crafton Heights 130 60 Swisshelm Park 18 16 Greenfield 130 61 Arlington 17 17 Perry North 128 62 Terrace Village 17 18 Beechview 125 63 West Oakland 15 19 Morningside 122 64 Middle Hill 12 20 East Liberty 111 65 South Oakland 12 21 Marshall-Shade. 104 66 Manchester 10 22 Duquesne Heights 102 67 Strip District 8 23 Banksville 95 68 West End 8 24 Central Lawrenceville 94 69 Bluff 7 25 Golden Triangle 90 70 Friendship 7 26 Spring Hill-CV 85 71 Northview Heights 6 27 Troy Hill 85 72 Bedford Dwellngs 5 28 Lincoln-L.-B. 83 73 Bon Air 5 29 Windgap 67 74 Hays 5 30 Elliot 61 75 Homewood West 3 31 Allentown 60 76 Allegheny Center 0 32 Overbrook 58 77 Allegheny West 0 33 Westwood 56 78 Arlington Heights 0 34 East Hills 55 79 California Kurkbudle 0 35 Homewood North 53 80 Central Northside 0 36 Crawford-Roberts 52 81 Chateau 0 37 Perry South 51 82 East Allegheny 0 38 Point Breeze N. 46 83 East Carnegie 0 39 Summer Hill 44 84 Esplen 0 40 Garfield 40 85 Glen Hazel 0 41 Knoxville 40 86 North Shore 0 42 Central Oakland 39 87 Ridgemont 0 43 Lower Lawrenceville 39 88 South Shore 0 44 Polish Hill 39 89 Spring Garden 0 45 Fineview 35 90 Upper Lawrenceville 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Percentage of Students Grade 12 and Under Enrolled in Private School

1 Summer Hill 83.0% 46 East Liberty 17.5% 2 Shadyside 69.8% 47 Allentown 17.1% 3 Squirrel Hill N. 66.4% 48 Carrick 15.9% 4 Duquesne Heights 62.6% 49 Beechview 15.6% 5 Windgap 59.8% 50 Marshall-Shade. 15.4% 6 Point Breeze 52.3% 51 Lower Lawrenceville 14.1% 7 North Oakland 47.1% 52 Fairywood 13.7% 8 Bloomfield 46.1% 53 Lincoln-L.-B. 13.3% 9 Squirrel Hill S. 45.6% 54 Upper Hill 12.6% 10 West End 44.4% 55 West Oakland 10.9% 11 Banksville 43.0% 56 Friendship 10.6% 12 Morningside 41.8% 57 East Hills 9.4% 13 Lincoln Place 41.7% 58 Arlington 9.4% 14 Golden Triangle 39.5% 59 South Oakland 8.6% 15 Brookline 36.3% 60 Bon Air 8.5% 16 Troy Hill 35.7% 61 Homewood North 7.9% 17 Chartiers City 35.6% 62 Saint Clair 7.7% 18 Highland Park 35.4% 63 Perry South 7.4% 19 Brighton Heights 34.4% 64 Knoxville 6.9% 20 Central Oakland 34.2% 65 South Side Slopes 6.6% 21 Westwood 33.9% 66 Larimer 5.9% 22 Polish Hill 33.9% 67 Homewood South 5.5% 23 Regent Square 32.4% 68 Middle Hill 5.3% 24 Stanton Heights 29.2% 69 Terrace Village 4.9% 25 New Homestead 28.4% 70 Garfield 4.8% 26 Central Lawrenceville 26.6% 71 Beltzhoover 4.5% 27 Crafton Heights 26.5% 72 Manchester 3.7% 28 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 26.0% 73 Homewood West 2.5% 29 Oakwood 25.3% 74 Bedford Dwellngs 1.4% 30 Strip District 25.0% 75 Northview Heights 1.1% 31 Greenfield 24.9% 76 Allegheny Center 0.0% 32 Perry North 24.4% 77 Allegheny West 0.0% 33 Hazelwood 24.4% 78 Arlington Heights 0.0% 34 Bluff 24.1% 79 California Kurkbudle 0.0% 35 Sheraden 24.0% 80 Central Northside 0.0% 36 Hays 23.8% 81 Chateau 0.0% 37 Spring Hill-CV 23.1% 82 East Allegheny 0.0% 38 Fineview 22.3% 83 East Carnegie 0.0% 39 Overbrook 20.8% 84 Esplen 0.0% 40 Mount Washington 20.1% 85 Glen Hazel 0.0% 41 Point Breeze N. 19.9% 86 North Shore 0.0% 42 Swisshelm Park 19.8% 87 Ridgemont 0.0% 43 Elliot 19.6% 88 South Shore 0.0% 44 South Side Flats 19.5% 89 Spring Garden 0.0% 45 Crawford-Roberts 17.8% 90 Upper Lawrenceville 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Percentage of Population (Age 15+) Never Married

1 Bluff 87.9% 46 Knoxville 37.8% 2 Chateau 78.0% 47 Highland Park 37.2% 3 Central Oakland 77.3% 48 Upper Hill 37.1% 4 West Oakland 67.7% 49 Troy Hill 37.1% 5 South Shore 65.8% 50 Middle Hill 36.4% 6 Bedford Dwellngs 65.0% 51 Upper Lawrenceville 36.3% 7 Strip District 60.9% 52 Esplen 35.8% 8 Northview Heights 60.6% 53 Squirrel Hill S. 35.4% 9 North Oakland 60.6% 54 Allentown 34.8% 10 Saint Clair 60.4% 55 Regent Square 34.7% 11 Friendship 58.8% 56 Central Lawrenceville 34.4% 12 Allegheny West 57.2% 57 Homewood West 34.1% 13 Arlington Heights 55.2% 58 Duquesne Heights 34.0% 14 Allegheny Center 53.9% 59 Hazelwood 33.9% 15 Shadyside 53.3% 60 Chartiers City 33.7% 16 South Oakland 53.1% 61 Crafton Heights 33.2% 17 Fairywood 51.2% 62 Glen Hazel 32.9% 18 Terrace Village 49.8% 63 Lincoln-L.-B. 32.8% 19 East Liberty 48.9% 64 Sheraden 32.6% 20 South Side Flats 48.8% 65 Polish Hill 32.5% 21 Garfield 48.4% 66 Spring Hill-CV 32.1% 22 Central Northside 48.3% 67 Elliot 31.7% 23 Spring Garden 47.5% 68 Greenfield 31.6% 24 California Kurkbudle 46.7% 69 Brighton Heights 30.9% 25 Homewood South 46.1% 70 Beechview 30.8% 26 Fineview 46.0% 71 Morningside 30.2% 27 Crawford-Roberts 45.3% 72 Banksville 30.0% 28 Manchester 45.3% 73 Carrick 30.0% 29 Bloomfield 44.9% 74 Westwood 30.0% 30 Point Breeze N. 44.3% 75 Brookline 28.6% 31 Lower Lawrenceville 43.0% 76 Stanton Heights 27.8% 32 Squirrel Hill N. 42.9% 77 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 27.3% 33 Perry South 42.9% 78 Lincoln Place 26.0% 34 South Side Slopes 42.6% 79 New Homestead 26.0% 35 Mount Washington 42.6% 80 Overbrook 25.8% 36 East Allegheny 42.2% 81 North Shore 25.7% 37 Larimer 42.1% 82 Point Breeze 25.7% 38 Marshall-Shade. 42.0% 83 Oakwood 24.3% 39 East Carnegie 40.4% 84 Summer Hill 23.9% 40 Beltzhoover 39.6% 85 Hays 23.3% 41 Arlington 39.4% 86 Windgap 22.7% 42 Perry North 39.1% 87 Bon Air 22.3% 43 East Hills 39.1% 88 Swisshelm Park 20.3% 44 Homewood North 38.9% 89 Golden Triangle 18.8% 45 West End 37.8% 90 Ridgemont 13.6%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Percentage of Population (Age 15+) Currently Married

1 North Shore 70.0% 46 Troy Hill 38.5% 2 Golden Triangle 68.1% 47 Fineview 38.3% 3 Point Breeze 60.8% 48 Point Breeze N. 37.9% 4 Ridgemont 60.5% 49 East Carnegie 37.8% 5 Summer Hill 60.1% 50 Lower Lawrenceville 37.3% 6 Swisshelm Park 58.5% 51 South Side Slopes 37.2% 7 Bon Air 58.3% 52 Glen Hazel 36.5% 8 Lincoln Place 57.1% 53 Bloomfield 36.2% 9 Overbrook 56.7% 54 Middle Hill 36.0% 10 Oakwood 56.4% 55 Shadyside 35.4% 11 New Homestead 56.2% 56 Arlington Heights 35.2% 12 Windgap 53.8% 57 East Hills 35.1% 13 Brookline 53.2% 58 California Kurkbudle 34.8% 14 Westwood 52.3% 59 South Shore 34.2% 15 Stanton Heights 52.3% 60 Upper Hill 34.1% 16 Regent Square 52.2% 61 Esplen 34.0% 17 Greenfield 50.3% 62 Larimer 34.0% 18 Banksville 50.0% 63 Homewood West 33.9% 19 Squirrel Hill S. 49.8% 64 Perry South 33.8% 20 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 49.3% 65 Friendship 32.3% 21 Crafton Heights 49.1% 66 Garfield 31.7% 22 Morningside 49.0% 67 Manchester 30.7% 23 Beechview 49.0% 68 East Allegheny 30.1% 24 Carrick 48.8% 69 Saint Clair 29.4% 25 Brighton Heights 48.5% 70 Homewood North 29.3% 26 Sheraden 47.5% 71 North Oakland 29.2% 27 Elliot 47.2% 72 Central Northside 29.1% 28 Squirrel Hill N. 46.2% 73 Spring Garden 29.0% 29 Highland Park 45.9% 74 Allegheny West 28.7% 30 Duquesne Heights 45.5% 75 South Oakland 27.9% 31 Perry North 44.7% 76 East Liberty 27.5% 32 Hays 44.5% 77 South Side Flats 27.2% 33 Allentown 43.5% 78 Allegheny Center 27.0% 34 Hazelwood 42.7% 79 Fairywood 26.8% 35 Knoxville 42.7% 80 West End 26.6% 36 Chartiers City 42.3% 81 Terrace Village 24.0% 37 Marshall-Shade. 42.0% 82 Crawford-Roberts 23.9% 38 Upper Lawrenceville 42.0% 83 Homewood South 23.2% 39 Spring Hill-CV 41.3% 84 West Oakland 22.6% 40 Lincoln-L.-B. 40.8% 85 Northview Heights 20.8% 41 Beltzhoover 40.5% 86 Central Oakland 19.1% 42 Arlington 40.3% 87 Strip District 12.2% 43 Polish Hill 40.2% 88 Bedford Dwellngs 10.7% 44 Mount Washington 38.5% 89 Bluff 8.2% 45 Central Lawrenceville 38.5% 90 Chateau 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Male Elderly Living Alone

1 Squirrel Hill S. 267 46 Homewood West 47 2 Central Lawrenceville 194 47 Allegheny Center 46 3 Brookline 191 48 Overbrook 45 4 Mount Washington 183 49 Garfield 44 5 East Liberty 171 50 Lincoln Place 44 6 Carrick 149 51 Duquesne Heights 39 7 Bloomfield 148 52 Friendship 39 8 Lincoln-L.-B. 145 53 Manchester 37 9 Beechview 142 54 Arlington 36 10 North Oakland 123 55 Polish Hill 34 11 East Allegheny 120 56 Crafton Heights 33 12 Greenfield 110 57 Elliot 33 13 Point Breeze 108 58 Bluff 32 14 Shadyside 107 59 Windgap 32 15 Homewood South 103 60 Morningside 31 16 Brighton Heights 98 61 Perry North 30 17 Highland Park 97 62 Allegheny West 25 18 South Side Flats 91 63 Upper Hill 25 19 South Side Slopes 88 64 Point Breeze N. 19 20 Squirrel Hill N. 88 65 Saint Clair 19 21 Crawford-Roberts 87 66 East Carnegie 16 22 Golden Triangle 87 67 California Kurkbudle 13 23 Knoxville 82 68 Summer Hill 13 24 Hazelwood 80 69 West End 12 25 Perry South 78 70 Glen Hazel 11 26 Banksville 74 71 Hays 11 27 Terrace Village 71 72 Regent Square 11 28 Sheraden 66 73 New Homestead 10 29 Stanton Heights 66 74 Fineview 9 30 Lower Lawrenceville 65 75 Spring Garden 8 31 Allentown 64 76 Chartiers City 7 32 Larimer 64 77 Ridgemont 7 33 Spring Hill-CV 60 78 Bon Air 6 34 Upper Lawrenceville 59 79 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 5 35 Troy Hill 58 80 Oakwood 5 36 Central Northside 57 81 Esplen 4 37 Marshall-Shade. 57 82 Arlington Heights 0 38 Middle Hill 57 83 Chateau 0 39 Westwood 57 84 Fairywood 0 40 Bedford Dwellngs 55 85 North Shore 0 41 Beltzhoover 53 86 Northview Heights 0 42 South Oakland 53 87 South Shore 0 43 Homewood North 52 88 Strip District 0 44 East Hills 50 89 Swisshelm Park 0 45 Central Oakland 49 90 West Oakland 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Female Elderly Living Alone

1 Brookline 768 46 Knoxville 136 2 Squirrel Hill S. 657 47 Larimer 136 3 North Oakland 605 48 South Oakland 133 4 Carrick 591 49 Lower Lawrenceville 125 5 Central Lawrenceville 534 50 Upper Lawrenceville 122 6 Shadyside 457 51 Middle Hill 121 7 Mount Washington 454 52 Banksville 120 8 Brighton Heights 447 53 Duquesne Heights 113 9 South Side Flats 432 54 Beltzhoover 93 10 Beechview 428 55 Oakwood 92 11 Bloomfield 414 56 Allegheny Center 85 12 Greenfield 352 57 Arlington 77 13 East Liberty 333 58 Glen Hazel 77 14 Squirrel Hill N. 325 59 Point Breeze N. 73 15 Crawford-Roberts 300 60 Manchester 71 16 Golden Triangle 287 61 Swisshelm Park 70 17 Hazelwood 253 62 Windgap 62 18 Perry South 240 63 Friendship 53 19 Homewood North 237 64 New Homestead 48 20 East Hills 229 65 Regent Square 48 21 Marshall-Shade. 218 66 Northview Heights 47 22 Lincoln-L.-B. 211 67 Central Oakland 43 23 East Allegheny 201 68 Spring Garden 43 24 Homewood South 201 69 Homewood West 39 25 Spring Hill-CV 201 70 Bon Air 38 26 Sheraden 198 71 Hays 35 27 Morningside 191 72 California Kurkbudle 32 28 Perry North 185 73 Esplen 31 29 South Side Slopes 183 74 Summer Hill 31 30 Stanton Heights 182 75 West Oakland 31 31 Point Breeze 180 76 Fineview 28 32 Highland Park 162 77 Ridgemont 28 33 Lincoln Place 158 78 Chartiers City 27 34 Westwood 157 79 Bluff 25 35 Central Northside 156 80 Arlington Heights 16 36 Troy Hill 156 81 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 16 37 Crafton Heights 153 82 Allegheny West 14 38 Garfield 153 83 Saint Clair 12 39 Overbrook 153 84 Chateau 9 40 Upper Hill 153 85 Fairywood 7 41 Allentown 142 86 West End 7 42 Elliot 141 87 East Carnegie 5 43 Terrace Village 141 88 North Shore 0 44 Polish Hill 140 89 South Shore 0 45 Bedford Dwellngs 137 90 Strip District 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Black Only Count of Youth (Age 16-19) dropouts (not in school and not a HS grad)

1 Lincoln-L.-B. 86 46 Carrick 0 2 Golden Triangle 75 47 Central Lawrenceville 0 3 Homewood North 72 48 Central Oakland 0 4 Terrace Village 48 49 Chateau 0 5 Bedford Dwellngs 41 50 Crawford-Roberts 0 6 Garfield 29 51 Duquesne Heights 0 7 Perry South 29 52 East Allegheny 0 8 Northview Heights 21 53 East Carnegie 0 9 Saint Clair 20 54 Elliot 0 10 Homewood South 17 55 Esplen 0 11 Fineview 16 56 Friendship 0 12 Highland Park 14 57 Greenfield 0 13 West End 12 58 Hays 0 14 West Oakland 12 59 Hazelwood 0 15 Allegheny Center 11 60 Lincoln Place 0 16 East Hills 11 61 Lower Lawrenceville 0 17 Arlington Heights 10 62 Morningside 0 18 Central Northside 9 63 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 0 19 Crafton Heights 9 64 New Homestead 0 20 Fairywood 9 65 North Oakland 0 21 East Liberty 8 66 North Shore 0 22 Glen Hazel 8 67 Oakwood 0 23 Homewood West 8 68 Overbrook 0 24 Manchester 8 69 Perry North 0 25 Mount Washington 8 70 Point Breeze N. 0 26 Allegheny West 7 71 Polish Hill 0 27 California Kurkbudle 7 72 Regent Square 0 28 Marshall-Shade. 7 73 Ridgemont 0 29 Middle Hill 7 74 Shadyside 0 30 Sheraden 7 75 South Oakland 0 31 Beltzhoover 6 76 South Shore 0 32 Point Breeze 6 77 South Side Flats 0 33 Knoxville 5 78 South Side Slopes 0 34 Larimer 5 79 Spring Garden 0 35 Strip District 4 80 Spring Hill-CV 0 36 Chartiers City 3 81 Squirrel Hill N. 0 37 Allentown 0 82 Squirrel Hill S. 0 38 Arlington 0 83 Stanton Heights 0 39 Banksville 0 84 Summer Hill 0 40 Beechview 0 85 Swisshelm Park 0 41 Bloomfield 0 86 Troy Hill 0 42 Bluff 0 87 Upper Hill 0 43 Bon Air 0 88 Upper Lawrenceville 0 44 Brighton Heights 0 89 Westwood 0 45 Brookline 0 90 Windgap 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Black Only Youth (age 16-19) dropout rate (not in school and not a HS grad)

1 Allegheny West 100.0% 46 Carrick 0.0% 2 West End 70.6% 47 Central Lawrenceville 0.0% 3 Golden Triangle 68.8% 48 Central Oakland 0.0% 4 Arlington Heights 66.7% 49 Chateau 0.0% 5 Crafton Heights 60.0% 50 Crawford-Roberts 0.0% 6 Saint Clair 46.5% 51 Duquesne Heights 0.0% 7 Fineview 43.2% 52 East Allegheny 0.0% 8 Allegheny Center 37.9% 53 East Carnegie 0.0% 9 Terrace Village 31.2% 54 Elliot 0.0% 10 Point Breeze 27.3% 55 Esplen 0.0% 11 Bedford Dwellngs 24.8% 56 Friendship 0.0% 12 West Oakland 24.5% 57 Greenfield 0.0% 13 Strip District 22.2% 58 Hays 0.0% 14 Lincoln-L.-B. 21.7% 59 Hazelwood 0.0% 15 Homewood North 19.5% 60 Lincoln Place 0.0% 16 Homewood South 16.5% 61 Lower Lawrenceville 0.0% 17 Northview Heights 16.3% 62 Morningside 0.0% 18 Mount Washington 15.7% 63 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 0.0% 19 Marshall-Shade. 14.3% 64 New Homestead 0.0% 20 Perry South 12.5% 65 North Oakland 0.0% 21 California Kurkbudle 11.9% 66 North Shore 0.0% 22 Homewood West 11.4% 67 Oakwood 0.0% 23 Glen Hazel 11.1% 68 Overbrook 0.0% 24 Fairywood 11.0% 69 Perry North 0.0% 25 Highland Park 10.4% 70 Point Breeze N. 0.0% 26 Middle Hill 10.4% 71 Polish Hill 0.0% 27 Garfield 9.3% 72 Regent Square 0.0% 28 Central Northside 8.7% 73 Ridgemont 0.0% 29 Chartiers City 8.6% 74 Shadyside 0.0% 30 Manchester 7.8% 75 South Oakland 0.0% 31 Sheraden 7.4% 76 South Shore 0.0% 32 East Hills 4.6% 77 South Side Flats 0.0% 33 Beltzhoover 4.0% 78 South Side Slopes 0.0% 34 East Liberty 3.9% 79 Spring Garden 0.0% 35 Knoxville 3.8% 80 Spring Hill-CV 0.0% 36 Larimer 3.5% 81 Squirrel Hill N. 0.0% 37 Allentown 0.0% 82 Squirrel Hill S. 0.0% 38 Arlington 0.0% 83 Stanton Heights 0.0% 39 Banksville 0.0% 84 Summer Hill 0.0% 40 Beechview 0.0% 85 Swisshelm Park 0.0% 41 Bloomfield 0.0% 86 Troy Hill 0.0% 42 Bluff 0.0% 87 Upper Hill 0.0% 43 Bon Air 0.0% 88 Upper Lawrenceville 0.0% 44 Brighton Heights 0.0% 89 Westwood 0.0% 45 Brookline 0.0% 90 Windgap 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Count of Idle Black Only Youth (not in school and not employed)

1 Lincoln-L.-B. 143 46 Banksville 0 2 Homewood North 100 47 Beechview 0 3 Golden Triangle 75 48 Bloomfield 0 4 Terrace Village 66 49 Bluff 0 5 Homewood South 39 50 Bon Air 0 6 Garfield 38 51 Brookline 0 7 East Hills 36 52 Carrick 0 8 East Liberty 35 53 Central Lawrenceville 0 9 Northview Heights 33 54 Central Oakland 0 10 Larimer 30 55 Chateau 0 11 Fairywood 29 56 Duquesne Heights 0 12 Perry South 29 57 East Allegheny 0 13 Saint Clair 27 58 East Carnegie 0 14 Highland Park 25 59 Elliot 0 15 Bedford Dwellngs 23 60 Esplen 0 16 Beltzhoover 21 61 Friendship 0 17 Brighton Heights 21 62 Greenfield 0 18 Sheraden 21 63 Hays 0 19 Marshall-Shade. 19 64 Lincoln Place 0 20 Central Northside 15 65 Lower Lawrenceville 0 21 Homewood West 13 66 Morningside 0 22 Strip District 13 67 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 0 23 Spring Hill-CV 12 68 New Homestead 0 24 West End 12 69 North Oakland 0 25 West Oakland 12 70 North Shore 0 26 Arlington 11 71 Oakwood 0 27 Arlington Heights 10 72 Overbrook 0 28 Knoxville 10 73 Perry North 0 29 Crafton Heights 9 74 Point Breeze N. 0 30 Glen Hazel 8 75 Polish Hill 0 31 Manchester 8 76 Regent Square 0 32 Mount Washington 8 77 Ridgemont 0 33 Allegheny West 7 78 Shadyside 0 34 Allentown 7 79 South Shore 0 35 California Kurkbudle 7 80 South Side Flats 0 36 Crawford-Roberts 7 81 Spring Garden 0 37 Fineview 7 82 Squirrel Hill N. 0 38 Hazelwood 7 83 Squirrel Hill S. 0 39 Middle Hill 7 84 Summer Hill 0 40 South Oakland 7 85 Swisshelm Park 0 41 South Side Slopes 7 86 Troy Hill 0 42 Point Breeze 6 87 Upper Hill 0 43 Chartiers City 5 88 Upper Lawrenceville 0 44 Stanton Heights 3 89 Westwood 0 45 Allegheny Center 0 90 Windgap 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Black Only Youth idleness rate (not in school and not employed)

1 Allegheny West 100.0% 46 Bon Air 0.0% 2 Strip District 72.2% 47 Carrick 0.0% 3 West End 70.6% 48 Chateau 0.0% 4 Golden Triangle 68.8% 49 Duquesne Heights 0.0% 5 Arlington Heights 66.7% 50 East Carnegie 0.0% 6 Spring Hill-CV 63.2% 51 Hays 0.0% 7 Saint Clair 62.8% 52 Lincoln Place 0.0% 8 Crafton Heights 60.0% 53 Morningside 0.0% 9 Arlington 57.9% 54 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 0.0% 10 Terrace Village 42.9% 55 New Homestead 0.0% 11 Marshall-Shade. 38.8% 56 North Shore 0.0% 12 Homewood South 37.9% 57 Oakwood 0.0% 13 South Side Slopes 36.8% 58 Overbrook 0.0% 14 Lincoln-L.-B. 36.1% 59 Ridgemont 0.0% 15 Fairywood 35.4% 60 South Shore 0.0% 16 Brighton Heights 32.8% 61 South Side Flats 0.0% 17 Point Breeze 27.3% 62 Spring Garden 0.0% 18 Homewood North 27.1% 63 Squirrel Hill S. 0.0% 19 Northview Heights 25.6% 64 Swisshelm Park 0.0% 20 West Oakland 24.5% 65 Troy Hill 0.0% 21 Sheraden 22.3% 66 Westwood 0.0% 22 Larimer 21.1% 67 Allegheny Center 0.0% 23 Allentown 20.6% 68 Beechview 0.0% 24 Fineview 18.9% 69 Bloomfield 0.0% 25 Highland Park 18.7% 70 Bluff 0.0% 26 Homewood West 18.6% 71 Brookline 0.0% 27 East Liberty 16.9% 72 Central Lawrenceville 0.0% 28 Mount Washington 15.7% 73 Central Oakland 0.0% 29 East Hills 14.9% 74 East Allegheny 0.0% 30 Central Northside 14.4% 75 Elliot 0.0% 31 Chartiers City 14.3% 76 Esplen 0.0% 32 South Oakland 14.3% 77 Friendship 0.0% 33 Beltzhoover 14.1% 78 Greenfield 0.0% 34 Bedford Dwellngs 13.9% 79 Lower Lawrenceville 0.0% 35 Perry South 12.5% 80 North Oakland 0.0% 36 Garfield 12.2% 81 Perry North 0.0% 37 California Kurkbudle 11.9% 82 Point Breeze N. 0.0% 38 Glen Hazel 11.1% 83 Polish Hill 0.0% 39 Middle Hill 10.4% 84 Regent Square 0.0% 40 Manchester 7.8% 85 Shadyside 0.0% 41 Knoxville 7.6% 86 Squirrel Hill N. 0.0% 42 Hazelwood 7.4% 87 Summer Hill 0.0% 43 Crawford-Roberts 7.0% 88 Upper Hill 0.0% 44 Stanton Heights 2.2% 89 Upper Lawrenceville 0.0% 45 Banksville 0.0% 90 Windgap 0.0%

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Count of Black Only Youth Unemployed

1 North Oakland 235 46 Arlington Heights 0 2 Lincoln-L.-B. 135 47 Banksville 0 3 Homewood North 88 48 Beechview 0 4 Northview Heights 55 49 Bluff 0 5 Terrace Village 53 50 Bon Air 0 6 East Hills 52 51 Brookline 0 7 Glen Hazel 44 52 Carrick 0 8 Highland Park 39 53 Central Lawrenceville 0 9 Knoxville 35 54 Chateau 0 10 Squirrel Hill N. 34 55 Duquesne Heights 0 11 East Liberty 32 56 East Carnegie 0 12 Bedford Dwellngs 29 57 Esplen 0 13 Garfield 28 58 Friendship 0 14 Homewood South 26 59 Golden Triangle 0 15 Beltzhoover 24 60 Greenfield 0 16 Shadyside 21 61 Hays 0 17 California Kurkbudle 20 62 Lincoln Place 0 18 Larimer 20 63 Lower Lawrenceville 0 19 Stanton Heights 19 64 Manchester 0 20 Fairywood 18 65 Morningside 0 21 Middle Hill 18 66 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 0 22 Central Northside 17 67 Mount Washington 0 23 Crawford-Roberts 17 68 New Homestead 0 24 Fineview 15 69 North Shore 0 25 Hazelwood 15 70 Oakwood 0 26 Perry South 13 71 Overbrook 0 27 Elliot 12 72 Point Breeze N. 0 28 Homewood West 12 73 Polish Hill 0 29 Marshall-Shade. 12 74 Regent Square 0 30 West End 12 75 Ridgemont 0 31 Allegheny Center 11 76 Saint Clair 0 32 Bloomfield 9 77 South Oakland 0 33 Crafton Heights 9 78 South Shore 0 34 Brighton Heights 8 79 South Side Flats 0 35 Allentown 7 80 South Side Slopes 0 36 Point Breeze 7 81 Spring Garden 0 37 Central Oakland 6 82 Spring Hill-CV 0 38 East Allegheny 6 83 Squirrel Hill S. 0 39 Sheraden 6 84 Summer Hill 0 40 West Oakland 5 85 Swisshelm Park 0 41 Chartiers City 4 86 Troy Hill 0 42 Perry North 4 87 Upper Hill 0 43 Strip District 4 88 Upper Lawrenceville 0 44 Allegheny West 0 89 Westwood 0 45 Arlington 0 90 Windgap 0

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Census 2000 City of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Rankings – November 2002 Ranked by Black Only Youth unemployment rate

1 Glen Hazel 100.0% 46 Arlington Heights 0.0% 2 California Kurkbudle 100.0% 47 Banksville 0.0% 3 Fineview 100.0% 48 Beechview 0.0% 4 Elliot 100.0% 49 Bluff 0.0% 5 West End 100.0% 50 Bon Air 0.0% 6 Allegheny Center 100.0% 51 Brookline 0.0% 7 Crafton Heights 100.0% 52 Carrick 0.0% 8 Allentown 100.0% 53 Central Lawrenceville 0.0% 9 East Allegheny 100.0% 54 Chateau 0.0% 10 Strip District 100.0% 55 Duquesne Heights 0.0% 11 North Oakland 75.3% 56 East Carnegie 0.0% 12 Fairywood 66.7% 57 Esplen 0.0% 13 Central Oakland 66.7% 58 Friendship 0.0% 14 Hazelwood 65.2% 59 Golden Triangle 0.0% 15 Knoxville 63.6% 60 Greenfield 0.0% 16 Terrace Village 62.4% 61 Hays 0.0% 17 Northview Heights 58.5% 62 Lincoln Place 0.0% 18 Shadyside 58.3% 63 Lower Lawrenceville 0.0% 19 Lincoln-L.-B. 57.7% 64 Manchester 0.0% 20 Marshall-Shade. 54.5% 65 Morningside 0.0% 21 Point Breeze 53.8% 66 Mount Oliver Neighborhood 0.0% 22 Squirrel Hill N. 50.7% 67 Mount Washington 0.0% 23 Homewood South 50.0% 68 New Homestead 0.0% 24 Highland Park 48.7% 69 North Shore 0.0% 25 Beltzhoover 48.0% 70 Oakwood 0.0% 26 Homewood North 45.8% 71 Overbrook 0.0% 27 Middle Hill 42.9% 72 Point Breeze N. 0.0% 28 Bedford Dwellngs 42.6% 73 Polish Hill 0.0% 29 Stanton Heights 41.3% 74 Regent Square 0.0% 30 East Hills 39.1% 75 Ridgemont 0.0% 31 Brighton Heights 38.1% 76 Saint Clair 0.0% 32 Homewood West 35.3% 77 South Oakland 0.0% 33 Chartiers City 33.3% 78 South Shore 0.0% 34 Larimer 30.3% 79 South Side Flats 0.0% 35 Central Northside 29.3% 80 South Side Slopes 0.0% 36 East Liberty 29.1% 81 Spring Garden 0.0% 37 Crawford-Roberts 27.4% 82 Spring Hill-CV 0.0% 38 Garfield 23.1% 83 Squirrel Hill S. 0.0% 39 Bloomfield 18.7% 84 Summer Hill 0.0% 40 West Oakland 16.7% 85 Swisshelm Park 0.0% 41 Perry North 16.0% 86 Troy Hill 0.0% 42 Perry South 11.1% 87 Upper Hill 0.0% 43 Sheraden 10.5% 88 Upper Lawrenceville 0.0% 44 Allegheny West 0.0% 89 Westwood 0.0% 45 Arlington 0.0% 90 Windgap 0.0%

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