Category:Pittsburg, Texas

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Pittsburg

city in and county seat of Camp County, Texas, United States

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Location

Camp County, Texas

Head of government

David Abernathy (2024, mayor)

Population

4,335 (2020)

Area

9.340427 km²
8.77729 km² (2010)

Elevation above sea level

120 ±1 m

Different from

Pittsburg

official website

Map

32° 59′ 49″ N, 94° 58′ 05″ W

Authority file
Q982452 VIAF ID: 155965296 Library of Congress authority ID: n82136931 J9U ID: 987007564423205171 OpenStreetMap relation ID: 6603660
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English: Media related to Pittsburg, Texas, a city in and the county seat of Camp County, Texas, United States.

Subcategories

This category has the following 8 subcategories, out of 8 total.

A

Abernathy House (2 F)

C

Churches in Pittsburg, Texas (3 C, 1 F)

P

Parks in Pittsburg, Texas (1 C, 1 F)
Pilgrim Bank (3 F)
Pilgrim's Pride feed mill (10 F)
Pittsburg Commercial Historic District (5 C, 17 F)
Pittsburg Intermediate School (2 F)

S

Sanborn Fire Insurance Map from Pittsburg, Camp County, Texas (5 C, 4 F)

Media in category "Pittsburg, Texas"

The following 6 files are in this category, out of 6 total.

Bohead.jpg 2,816 × 2,120; 1.44 MB
Fannie Ratchford 1970 101 1091.jpg 1,964 × 1,295; 321 KB
Pittsburg August 2015 01 (Pittsburg-Camp County Public Library).jpg 6,000 × 4,000; 9.5 MB
Stained-glass window in The Prayer Tower, perhaps the most recognizable landmark in Pittsburg, Texas, with four Paccard bells from France that chime every hour and a chapel that never closes LCCN2014630260.tif 4,488 × 4,033; 103.61 MB
Stained-glass window in The Prayer Tower, perhaps the most recognizable landmark in Pittsburg, Texas, with four Paccard bells from France that chime every hour and a chapel that never closes LCCN2014630261.tif 4,419 × 4,224; 106.84 MB
The Prayer Tower, perhaps the most recognizable landmark in Pittsburg, Texas, with four Paccard bells from France that chime every hour and a chapel that never closes LCCN2014630259.tif 4,912 × 7,360; 206.9 MB

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