Pittsburgh Coronavirus Cases By Neighborhoods: Updated Numbers

Eric Heyl
Updated ·2 min read

PITTSBURGH, PA —With coronavirus case numbers surging upward in Pittsburgh, Patch is updating a list of coronavirus cases by city neighborhoods.

Via an interactive map on the Allegheny County Health Department website, it's possible to track where coronavirus cases are occurring in the neighborhoods. The list is current as of
Monday.

Pittsburgh has by far the most number of cases among Allegheny County municipalities , with 2,574 reported since the outbreak began (county municipality numbers can be found here). Seventy-two city residents have died from the virus.

If the number of cases is different from when this list last was published on July 20, the July 20 number will be listed parenthetically if the number was available on that date.

  • South Side Flats: 157 (120)

  • Shadyside: 156 (138)

  • Mt. Washington: 123 (86)

  • Glen-Hazel: 89 (86)

  • Squirrel Hill South: 79 (53)

  • Brookline: 73 (62)

  • Central Oakland: 66 (58)

  • Brighton Heights: 61 (47)

  • Highland Park: 61 (44)

  • Bloomfield: 54 (47)

  • South Side Slopes: 53 (45)

  • Carrick: 48 (42)

  • Perry South: 47 (40)

  • Crafton Heights: 46 (40)

  • South Oakland: 44 (39)

  • Bluff: 51 (38)

  • Lincoln-Lemington: 46 (27)

  • Greenfield: 43 (35)

  • Hazelwood: 43 (34)

  • East Liberty: 43 (37)

  • Crawford-Roberts: 42 (30)

  • Garfield: 42 (36)

  • Sheraden: 41 (28)

  • Marshall-Shadeland: 39 (30)

  • Beechview: 39 (34)

  • Squirrel Hill North: 38 (34)

  • Homewood North: 37 (25)

  • Manchester: 36 (31)

  • Perry North: 34 (28)

  • Stanton Heights: 33 (25)

  • East Hills: 32 (26)

  • Banksville: 29 (24)

  • Central Lawrenceville: 28 (26)

  • Knoxville: 28 (24)

  • Overbrook: 27 (21)

  • Downtown Central Business District: 26 (21)

  • Beltzhoover: 22 (20)

  • Middle Hill: 22 (15)

  • Terrace Village: 22 (18)

  • Central North Side: 20 (13)

  • North Oakland: 21 (15)

  • West Oakland: 21 (17)

  • Duquesne Heights: 19 (10)

  • Westwood: 19 (17)

  • Point Breeze: 18 (7)

  • Ingram: 18 (14)

  • Morningside: 17 (12)

  • Bedford Dwellings: 17 (12)

  • Allentown: 17

  • Larimer: 16 (10)

  • North Point Breeze: 16 (13)

  • Fairywood: 15

  • East Allegheny: 17 (12)

  • Troy Hill: 15 (13)

  • Lower Lawrenceville: 15 (11)

  • Spring Hill-City View: 15 (8)

  • Arlington: 14 (12)

  • Windgap: 11

  • North Shore: 10 (9)

  • Swisshelm Park: 9 (8)

  • Northview Heights: 9 (6)

  • Strip District: 9 (5)

  • California-Kirkbride: 9 (8)

  • Allegheny Center: 9 (8)

  • Elliott: 8 (7)

  • Summer Hill: 8 (7)

  • Upper Lawrenceville: 7 (6)

  • Hays: 6 (4)

  • Polish Hill: 3 (2)

  • Spring Garden: 3

  • West End: 2

  • Regent Square: 2

  • East Carnegie: 2

  • Homewood: 2

  • Arlington Heights: 1

  • St. Clair: 1

  • Spring Hill: 1

  • Fineview: 1

  • South Shore: 1


This article originally appeared on the Pittsburgh Patch