If you grew up near Oakwood Park, you'll have a place to start looking. This modern aerial view shows Oakwood in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, using modern data with a vintage feel. Red buildings line the streets, and soft green shading brings out the hills. The park's name sits among the neighborhood blocks.
Oakwood Park and the neighborhood streets
On this map you'll find Oakwood Park, Oakwood Road, Baldwick Road, Craftmont Avenue, Crafton Boulevard, Poplar Street, Glendon Street, Mansett Street, Balver Avenue, Durbin Street, Perrine Street, and more. Each red shape is a building, so zoom in on the preview and look for yours.
Oakwood Park gives you a familiar spot to find among the hills. Small red buildings form close rows nearby, with a ball diamond beside the park. Pale streets curve through the green slopes around these blocks.
That small diamond brings to mind a wider Pittsburgh baseball story. The First MLB All-Minority Lineup state marker tells it, on West General Robinson Street between Art Rooney Avenue and Chuck Noll Way. On September 1, 1971, Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh started nine African American and Latino players at Three Rivers Stadium. It was the first time an all-minority lineup took the field in Major League Baseball history. The Pirates went on to win that season's World Series.
Keep Oakwood Park close to home
Created by KNOWOL in 2026, the print pairs soft green hills with red buildings and pale roads. A cream border and fine dark lines surround the view. The title panel reads AERIAL VIEW OF, OAKWOOD, PENNSYLVANIA, with 40°26' NORTH 80°04' WEST below.
It's a warm fit for a living room, home office or entryway. Give it to someone who grew up near Oakwood Park and now lives away. Open the preview to look for their street and the blocks around it. See sizes and frames for the Oakwood map.
