In The United States
- Pittsburg, Alabama
- Pittsburg Point, Arizona village that predates and was absorbed by Lake Havasu City, Arizona
- Pittsburg, Arkansas
- Pittsburg, California, a city in Contra Costa County named in 1911
- Pittsburg, Nevada County, California, a former settlement
- Pittsburg, Colorado
- Pittsburg, Florida
- Pittsburg, DeKalb County, Georgia
- Pittsburg, Walker County, Georgia
- Pittsburg Landing, Idaho
- Pittsburg, Fayette County, Illinois
- Pittsburg, Illinois, in Williamson County
- Pittsburg, Indiana
- Pittsburg, Montgomery County, Iowa
- Pittsburg, Van Buren County, Iowa
- Pittsburg, Kansas, Crawford County, founded 1876
- Pittsburg State University, located in that town
- Pittsburg Township, Mitchell County, Kansas
- Pittsburg, Kentucky
- Pittsburg, Michigan
- Pittsburg, Mississippi
- Pittsburg, Missouri
- Pittsburg, Nebraska
- Pittsburg, New Hampshire
- Pittsburg, Nevada
- Pittsburg, New Mexico
- Pittsburg, North Carolina
- Pittsburg, Oklahoma
- Pittsburg County, Oklahoma
- Pittsburg, Oregon
- Pittsburg, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
- West Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
- Pittsburg, South Carolina
- Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee
- South Pittsburg, Tennessee
- Pittsburg, Texas
- Pittsburg, Utah
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