Ross Township
Among Pennsylvania’s North Hills communities, Ross Township stands out for McKnight Road, a major commercial artery running through wooded, rolling terrain. This suburban township in Allegheny County lies north of Pittsburgh on the Allegheny Plateau, part of the larger Appalachian Plateau. McKnight Road carries U.S. Route 19 and links neighborhoods, shops and services across the North Hills; Ross Park Mall is among the corridor’s major destinations. Ross Township was established in 1809 and takes its name from James Ross, a lawyer, politician and early Pennsylvania senator. Wooded slopes, residential streets and business strips give the area the character of Pittsburgh’s outer suburbs.
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Ross Township combines the bustle of a major retail corridor with wooded residential slopes in a way that reflects its geographic position just north of Pittsburgh on the Allegheny Plateau. McKnight Road forms its principal commercial spine, with Ross Park Mall serving shoppers from across the northern suburbs, while quieter streets follow the area’s rolling terrain. The township takes its name from James Ross, an early Pennsylvania lawyer and U.S. senator, connecting this modern suburb with the state’s political past. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Ross Township and western Pennsylvania.
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