Take Advantage of a Great Place

There are many advantages to living or working in Westmoreland and a great location is certainly one of them. With its sprawling hills, down-home charm, attractive business climate and close proximity to Pittsburgh, Westmoreland County offers the best of everything.

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Strategically located in northeastern United States, Westmoreland is within a 500-mile radius of 70% of the country's total population. Founded in 1773, it is the second largest county in southwestern Pennsylvania. The county encompasses over 1,000 square miles of varied topography with a highly stable and growing population of 365,000.

This thriving county offers direct access to interstate highways, rail service, and the impressive Arnold Palmer Regional Airport. In addition, the Pittsburgh International Airport is less than an hour away and the City of Pittsburgh, the country's largest inland port, is only a 30-minute drive.


Over the years, southwestern Pennsylvania has been an area of varied definition. Today it is most often defined as 10 counties which are the domain of the Southwest Pennsylvania Commission (SPC), a regional planning organization whose board is made up of elected officials from all 10 counties. SPC's mission includes special responsibilities for regional highway development.

Southwestern Pennsylvania consists of Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Greene, Indiana, Lawrence, Washington and Westmoreland counties.

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Proximity to Major Cities

Major Nearby City	Miles from Westmoreland County	Major Nearby City	Miles from Westmoreland County
Pittsburgh, PA	30	Philadelphia, PA	225
Richmond, VA	220	Chicago, IL	425
New York, NY	275	Baltimore, MD	160
Cleveland, OH	130	Washington, D.C.	160
Detroit, MI	230	Boston, MA	450