Ambridge
a borough of Pennsylvania, in Beaver co., about 16 miles N. W. of Pittsburgh. It is on the Pennsylvania railroad and the Ohio river. It is an important nt industrial center having having manufactures of bridges, metal moldings, and tubes. Pop. (1910) 5,205; (1920) 12,730.
AMBRIZ (äm-brēth'), a seaport and region in the Portuguese colony of Angola, on the coast of Old Guinea, at the mouth of the Loje. The official name is Oporto do Ambriz or Mbrish. It has a number of factories and a trade in India rubber, coffee, and palm oil. Its former trade in ivory is now transferred to Nokki and other places on the Kongo.