About Beaver Falls

Once the center of the steel industry, the city of Beaver Falls, located 6 miles from the confluence of the Ohio River, has since been reduced to a fine suburb 31 miles northwest of Pittsburgh in western Pennsylvania. Originally created as a waypoint for the Beaver and Erie Canal, Beaver Falls has also served as a stopover point for the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad and today provides respite for travelers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Residents of a Beaver Falls house or apartment for rent enjoy the city’s rich history, architecture from the past, and enjoyable community.

An extensive rail system passes through the area and provides convenient regional service primarily in the north-south direction, but also to Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh International Airport. Now reduced to primarily a suburban city, most residents of an apartment or home rental in Beaver Falls tend to commute into Pittsburgh for work due to the sore lack of jobs locally. The Beaver River nearby is a attractive for those who enjoy water sports as it is a navigable waterway for boating but is too shallow for barges and commercial transport that tarnish many other rivers in the area. Beaver River Trail, Carnegie Free Library of Beaver Falls, and Reeves Field are popular local attractions. Geneva College is also located in Beaver Falls.

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