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For planning purposes, the [[Charlottesville]] is divided into 18 neighborhoods by the [[Department of Neighborhood Development Services]]<ref name=ccdcneighborhoods>[http://www.cvilledesign.org/neighborhoods/ Neighborhoods: Design Day] [[Charlottesville Community Design Center]] retrieved 7 Jun 2009.</ref>.
Fifeville
Forest Hills
Fry's Spring
Friendship Court
Greenbrier
Grove Avenue
Jefferson Park Avenue
Johnson Village
Kellytown
Lewis Mountain
Little High Area
Locust Grove
Martha Jefferson
Meadows Neighborhood
North Downtown
Orangedale
Ridge Street
Rose Hill
Rugby Hills
Greenleaf Park
Starr Hill
University
Venable
Westhaven Tenant Association
Woolen Mills
10th & Page


Within and among each of these neighborhoods, many vernacular names (a.k.a. colloquial) are used for neighborhoods as well.


== External links ==
==City-designated neighborhoods==
[http://www.charlottesville.org/Index.aspx?page=1755 List of City Neighborhoods]
[[Image:Cityneighborhoods.jpg|right|Map of city-designated neighborhoods]]
Neighborhoods recognized by the city<ref name=city>[http://www.charlottesville.org/Index.aspx?page=1546 Charlottesville Neighborhoods], [[City of Charlottesville]], retrieved 7 Jul 2009.</ref>.
*[[10th & Page]]
*[[Barracks/Rugby]]
*[[Belmont-Carlton]]
*[[Fifeville]]
*[[Fry's Spring]]
*[[Greenbrier neighborhood|Greenbrier]]
*[[Jefferson Park Avenue neighborhood|Jefferson Park Avenue]]
*[[Johnson Village]]
*[[Lewis Mountain]]
*[[Locust Grove]]
*[[Martha Jefferson neighborhood|Martha Jefferson]]
*[[Meadows Neighborhood]]
*[[North Downtown]]
*[[Ridge Street neighborhood|Ridge Street]]
*[[Rose Hill]]
*[[Starr Hill]]
*[[Venable neighborhood|Venable]]
*[[Woolen Mills neighborhood|Woolen Mills]]
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==Neighborhoods with associations==
The city recognizes other neighborhoods that have neighborhood associations<ref name=cityassocations>[http://www.charlottesville.org/Index.aspx?page=1755 NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION NEWS AND WEB SITES], [[City of Charlottesville]] retrieved 7 Jun 2009.</ref>
*[[Forest Hills]]
*[[Friendship Court]]
*[[Grove Avenue neighborhood]]
*[[Kellytown]]
*[[Little High Area]]
*[[Orangedale]]
*[[Rugby Hills]]
*[[Greenleaf Park neighborhood]]
*[[University]]
*[[Westhaven]]
 
==Other neighborhoods==
Some of these neighborhoods are still in existence, but were given new names. Others, like Vinegar Hill, were demolished and rebuilt over time.<ref> [http://www.nbc29.com/story/32713605/meeting-sheds-light-on-charlottesvilles-black-communities retrieved] 26 Sep 2018.</ref>
 
*[[Hogwaller]]
*[[Warehouse district]]
*[[Lincoln Heights]]
*[[Castle Hill]]
*[[Gospel Hill]]
*[[Canada]]
*[[Gospel Hill]]
*[[Kellytown]]
*[[Tinsleytown]]
*[[Vinegar Hill]]
 
==Historic Districts==
Refer to [[Historic districts]] category for additional information related to history of individual neighborhoods.
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==External links==
*[http://www.coopercenter.org/sites/default/files/publications/StatChat_Charlottesville2010_07.21.2011.pdf Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service: Charlottesville City: Census 2011]
 
[[Category:Lists|Charlottesville neighborhoods]]
[[Category:Historic districts]]
[[Category:Development]]
[[Category:Charlottesville neighborhoods|*]]

Revision as of 15:00, 10 December 2018

For planning purposes, the Charlottesville is divided into 18 neighborhoods by the Department of Neighborhood Development Services[1].

Within and among each of these neighborhoods, many vernacular names (a.k.a. colloquial) are used for neighborhoods as well.

City-designated neighborhoods

Map of city-designated neighborhoods

Neighborhoods recognized by the city[2].

Neighborhoods with associations

The city recognizes other neighborhoods that have neighborhood associations[3]

Other neighborhoods

Some of these neighborhoods are still in existence, but were given new names. Others, like Vinegar Hill, were demolished and rebuilt over time.[4]

Historic Districts

Refer to Historic districts category for additional information related to history of individual neighborhoods.

External links