Aes_Should_Die t1_ix1q9xa wrote
Reply to comment by mcvoid1 in Why do I find so many southeastern PA natives call the area “Central PA” when it’s not really central at all? by diffitt
Pittsburgh was founded a generation before the American revolution. Sure, there were parts of the state that would not be founded for another 100 years because of the mountains. The railroads and a hunger for coal and steel mostly fixed that.
Also, I’d not quite say that it’s State College, Pittsburgh, Erie and nothin. It’s not as well settled as what is around Philly for sure. But millions of people live in the went side of the state, even if their coal and steel hubs took a hit in the past couple generations.
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