Point State Park

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Point State Park is an urban state park at the confluence of Pittsburgh’s three rivers, known for its iconic fountain and historic significance as the site of former frontier forts.

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Point State Park canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf state park
urban park
contains Fort Pitt Block House vicinity
Fort Pitt Museum
country United States
governingBody Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
hasActivity historical interpretation
jogging
sightseeing
walking
hasArea approximately 36 acres
hasCity Pittsburgh
hasDesignation National Historic Landmark
hasFeature interpretive historical markers
large fountain at the tip of the Point
large lawn and promenades
riverfront walkways
hasHistoricSignificance site of former frontier forts
hasLandmark Point State Park Fountain
hasNearbyFacility Acrisure Stadium
Gateway Center
PNC Park
PPG Paints Arena
hasNickname The Point
hasReconstructionOf Fort Pitt bastions and walls
linked to: Fort Pitt
hasUse public events
recreation
tourism
hasViewOf Fort Duquesne Bridge
linked to: Fort Pitt Bridge

Fort Pitt Bridge
Pittsburgh skyline
isAccessibleBy Three Rivers Heritage Trail
isPartOf Pennsylvania state park system
locatedAtConfluenceOf Allegheny River
Monongahela River
Ohio River
locatedIn Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
linked to: Allegheny County

Downtown Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
locatedInHistoricDistrict Pittsburgh Point Historic District
openingYear 1974
operatedBy Pennsylvania Bureau of State Parks
region Western Pennsylvania
state Pennsylvania
wasSiteOf Fort Duquesne
Fort Pitt

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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania hasLandmark Point State Park
Allegheny County contains Point State Park
Duquesne Incline hasViewOf Point State Park
Fort Pitt Museum locatedIn Point State Park
Pennsylvania state park system hasPart Point State Park
North Shore viewOf Point State Park
Fort Duquesne siteNow Point State Park