This article contains a list of notable people who were born or lived a significant amount of time in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The city of Pittsburgh is the second-largest city and the center of the second largest metro area in the U.S. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Artists

Actresses

Actors

Comedians

Reporters and anchors

Media personalities

Producers, directors, and effects

Music

See also: Category:Musicians from Pittsburgh

Jazz, soul, R&B, and gospel

Classics and standards

Rock and alternative

Classical

Country and folk

Pop

Rap and hip-hop

Dancers and choreographers

Visual arts

Authors

Athletes

Baseball

Baseball contributors

Basketball

Coaches

Forwards and centers

Guards

Basketball contributors

Boxing

Figure skating

Football

Coaches: primarily NFL

Coaches: other football

Quarterbacks

Running backs

Receivers and tight ends

Offensive linemen

Defensive linemen

Defensive backs and linebackers

Football specialists

Football contributors

Golf

Hockey

Centers and wingers

Defense

Goalies

Hockey contributors

Motorsports

Olympic sports

Soccer

Tennis

Professional wrestling

Other sports

Industry

Aviation

Steel and metals

Energy

Transport

Finance

Technology and communications

Consumer goods

Other industries

Labor

Religion

Science and research

Military

18th-century leaders

19th-century leaders

20th-century leaders

21st-century leaders

Medal winners: Mexican conflict

Medal winners: Civil War

Medal winners: World War II

Medal winners: Vietnam

Astronauts

Other military

Government

Governors and mayors

See also: Mayors of Pittsburgh

Congressmen and senators

Jurists

See also: Allegheny County District Attorney

CIA and defense administrators

White House cabinet

Ambassadors

State legislators

Suffragists and other women's rights activists

Other administrators and advisors

Law enforcement

See also: Pittsburgh Police Chief and Allegheny County Sheriff

Other

See also

References

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