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The Strip District is located northeast of Downtown Pittsburgh, on a narrow "strip" of flat land south of the Allegheny River. Along several blocks of Penn Avenue is a lively market on weekends during the day and a centre for nightlife in the evening. It somewhat resembles Toronto's Kensington Market, with a mix of bakeries, candy shops, and ethnic supermarkets (including some well-stocked Chinese supermarkets). Add to that mix a good number of stands selling sports souvenirs (mostly NFL Steelers gear, since it is the most followed team in the city).

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Church of St. Stanislaus Kostka, an example of Pittsburgh's Polish Cathedral style of architecture

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Girl selling Steelers gear and proudly sporting a Hines Ward jersey

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The I-279 overpass marks the boundary between downtown and the Strip District
 
PGH pics...Nice!

Wylie: Good PGH pics! PGH is an interesting city that loves the Steelers-that T-shirt describing the NFL NFC North teams cracked me up-I know why Cincinnati was mentioned that way-due to a number of Bengals players having legal troubles. LI MIKE
 

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