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Butler, PA is not a suburb of Pittsburgh. It is the County Seat of Butler County and a population center in and of itself surrounded by thousands of acres of farmland (some of which my family owns and has lived on for almost 200 years). And the distance between the two cities is 35 miles. If you are driving south from Butler, you don't start hitting extended Pittsburgh suburbs until you get to Cranbury Township until you've driven about 20 miles. 74.98.11.38 (talk) 17:14, 6 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]