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City of Chicago Neighborhoods Chicago E E V V A E A V D E A E A E I N E V V V N A N V W A A A L R R A 0 E N H M E E O 0 W E W I V W W E S T E F 6 W L Z W I A 0 0 L 1 A S 0 Neighborhoods 0 M E L 0 O D 0 0 0 0 0 R I E N E A 0 0 V A 4 E I 0 8 2 W A R V 2 D 2 2 A W T 6 2 3 C K 7 0 A H O 7 S E 0 W HOWARD ST E L U L *Passed by City Council 1993* 0 V 0 A 6 A E 7600 N G A 0 R M V W A 4 E T A K A 6 N 0 V E N R 0 N K A Y AVE V UH TO E 3 A D E N R A E 5 C P East Rogers Park North R V I 00 N H 72 A 1 R I A W L P Edgebrook E M 0 Edison Park W E K D A 0 I 0 A O M K N 0 S West Rogers Park 0 E W W AV 0 R T R RAT W W P R R 0 T A 0 A 8 T R 0 0 2 A 0 E R S 0 N 6 0 O 680 L W 0 0 N 5 Middle 0 D L 0 C E O U I 0 4 E 8 6 V Edgerbrook 4 4 P K 4 C I 3 Wildwood C R DEVON AVE W Edgewater South T Edgewater Glen 0 6400 N Edgebrook Nortown S 0 Pulanski Park A 8 Norwood Park 8 E Sauganash Magnolia Glen SON AVE Rosehill PETER Hollywood 6000 N Old Norwood Peterson Park Andersonville GO Park Lakewood-Balmoral CHICA Gladstone O'HARE BRYN MAWR Park Forest North Budlongwoods INTERNATIONAL AVE 5600 N O'Hare Oriole Park Union Ridge Glen Park Bownmanville AIRPORT FOSTER Jefferson Park Lincoln Square 5200 N Big Oaks North Mayfair Uptown Ravenswood Ravenswood LAWRENCE AVE Manor Schorsch Mayfair 4800 N Albany Park Forest Ravenswood MONTROSE View Gardens AVE 4400 N IRVING PARK RD Irving Park North Center Portage Park 4000 N Irving Dunning The Villa Woods Lake View Belmont ST ADDISON Heights 3600 N Kilbourn Park Belmont Schorsch Village Terrace Avondale ELMONT AVE B E Belmont C W W I V 200 N F Gardens 3 0 0 I A 0 0 C 0 4 VE D Kelvyn Park Y A A SE 8 DIVER 8 Belmont Central Craigin Lathrop N Wrightwood Park West P Monteclare 2800 N A Homes Neighbors L R Logan Square E N AVE FULLERTO Sheffield B 2400 N Hanson Bucktown Neighbors Lincoln Park M U Park C ARMITAGE Hermosa Ranch 2000 N Triangle Old Town Triangle Galewood Cabrini Green NORTH AVE North Austin Old Gold Coast 1600 N Wicker Park Town Humboldt Park Noble E W Square V West 0 A DIVISION ST 0 Humboldt Park Goose Island 2 M 1200 N 7 E L Ukrainian Near North R AVE A CHICAGO Village H 800 N Streeterville River North KINZIE ST West Town 400 N South Austin East Garfield Pak West Garfield Park Loop MADISON ST S 1 N / 1 Fifth City HARRISON ST 600 S Medical Center The : Island ROOSEVELT RD University Village - Columbus Circle 1200 S Lawndale South Loop 16TH ST 0 0.5 1 2 3 1600 S Chinatown K RD CERMA Pilsen Ickes Prarie Homes 200 S Miles 2 Heart of Chicago 26TH ST Prairie Shores 2600 S Dearborn Homes South Commons Little Village 31ST ST Lake Meadows Bridgeport Near 3100 S Southside Groveland Park Stateway Gardens 35TH ST McKinley Park Wentworth Ida B. Wells - Darrow Homes 3500 S Gardens PERSHING RD 3900 S Sleepy Brighton Park Oakland Hollow 43RD ST Canaryville 4300 S Le Claire Courts Archer Heights 47TH ST Kenwood 4700 S Back of the Yards Fuller Park Vittum Park 51ST ST South Side East 5100 W Hyde Park Hyde Gage Park Park 55TH ST Garfield Ridge West Eldson 5500 S CHICAGO 59TH ST MIDWAY RPORT Chicago Lawn 5900 S Chrysler AI Woodlawn Village Clearing 63RD ST Jackson Park Highlands 6300 S West Lawn Lithuanian Hamilton Park Marquette Park E E W E W E W Plaza W V TTE RD V ARQUE V M V 0 0 0 A E 0 A W 0 A A 0 0 0 S 0 670 V 0 4 T N 8 0 2 K I A 6 M 6 T 6 0 7 Englewood T R E 6 L E S L A 5 71ST ST A S U P R Park Manor R N 00 S South Shore A 71 A T K A Ford City Village H A N G Grand Crossing E O A 75TH ST C R R 7500 S Greatline A N 79TH ST 7900 S Ashburn Beverly Scottsdale Wrightwood View Chatham D ST 83R Gresham MarynookStony Island Park 8300 S South Chicago Parkview Ashburn Estates 87TH ST Calumet Heights E W 8700 S V West 0 A 0 Chesterfield Burnside 4 91ST ST R 4 Princeton E 9100 S Brainerd Pill Hill N Park T S 95TH ST O K 9500 S Cottage Grove Heights Jeffery Manor Longwood Manor Beverly H ST 99T South Deering 9900 S Washington Fernwood RD ST East Beverly 103 Heights 10300 S Roseland East Side 107TH ST 10700 S West Mount Greenwood Morgan Park 111TH ST Morgan Park Pullman 11100 S Kennedy Park 115TH ST Beverly Woods E D W W 00 S V 115 R 0 0 E A I W 0 E 0 W V K 2 0 E 0 V 119TH I A 0 3 4 S 0 A Z E E 0 W W 8 00 S A 119 O V V 6 D 4 K E L 0 0 W West Pullman R 3 A A E R 0 0 V U E 0 K 4 0 N A N A P 0 C 2 2 I P E R 8 E A W I C 2 E L M V N 0 T A A A 0 R S R D 6 D E O T 127TH 1 N F W N I A 12700 S E L T L E W W C A S V H 1 C 0 A S E / Golden Altgeld Hegewisch T 0 E W W T A 2 E S V E Gate Gardens Eden A 0 1 0 N The names and boundaries of neighbrohoods A 1 T I 0 D 0 Green 8 S 4 T E C T R A S A on this map were based upon a field survey R L Riverdale W A E 138TH ST E D H E E E E E D E O E E E E T E R conducted by the Department of Planning, in R 0 V S V J S V 0 N 13800 V 0 0 0 0 0 E 0 0 0 3 A 3 A 0 A 0 E 0 A O 0 1 U G 6 6 4 8 2 0 L 4 N 4 R E Y N 1 2 3 N I N 1 1978. The survey asked "What is the name of 2 S I C R G L I E W K E N V Y E E A F E L A L T N G this neighborhood?" and "What are the boun- F R A D E O A E M R T V T J T O S R R O A T S E O T daries?" Within each of Chicago's neighbor- D D O V W A hoods, approximately ten residents were C selected at random for interviewing. These are unofficial neighborhood names and boun- daries. Copyright 2006, City of Chicago.
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