Ross Township, Township in Allegheny County, United States
Ross Township extends along Pittsburgh's northern border and contains residential neighborhoods alongside commercial strips. McKnight Road and Babcock Boulevard serve as the main commercial corridors with shops and offices distributed throughout.
The township was established on June 26, 1809, when residents from Pine Township filed for incorporation as a separate municipality. This petition created a new community with its own government structure.
Hiland Presbyterian Church, built in 1799, served as a gathering place for early residents and remains a landmark in the community. The building reflects how faith and community life were intertwined in the township's development.
The municipal building is located at 250 Anchorage Road and is open during standard business hours on weekdays. Visitors needing administrative services should plan their visit accordingly during regular office times.
The Big Mac sandwich was created in 1967 by restaurant owner Jim Delligatti at his location on McKnight Road. This iconic burger originated here before becoming a global fast-food staple.
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