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Council District, Npu, and Neighborhood Map COUNCIL DISTRICT, NPU, AND NEIGHBORHOOD MAP MARIETTA MARAIETTA D I P V Whitewater Creek Whittier Mill Village Beecher Hills Old Fairburn Village Pittsburgh West Paces Ferry/Northside Hills Park Westwood Terrace Heritage Valley Peoplestown Pleasant Hill Berkeley Park Westhaven Briar Glen Summerhill Chastain Park Underwood Hills Harland Terrace Ben Hill Acres Adair Park Mt. Paran Parkway Riverside Peyton Forest Rue Royal Mechanicsville Mt. Paran/Northside Bolton East Ardley Road Ben Hill Pines Capitol Gateway Council MARIETTA Randall Mill Blandtown West Manor Ben Hill Forest W Kingswood E Audobon Forest West Deerwood Custer/McDonough/Guice Tuxedo Park Marietta Street Artery Audobon Forest Wildwood Forest Ormewood Park DORAVILLE Margaret Mitchell Sherwood Forest Cascade Heights Fairway Acres Woodland Hills Paces Loring Heights Collier Heights Fairburn Benteen Park SANDY SPRINGS Districts B Brookwood Hills Ivan Hill Ben Hill Terrace Boulevard Heights Ridgedale Park Georgia Tech Chalet Woods Greenbriar Village Grant Park Lindbergh/Morosgo Home Park Florida Heights Niskey Lake SMYRNAOakland East Chastain Park Midtown Green Acres Valley Kings Forest State Facility South Tuxedo Park Ansley Park Green Forest Acres SMYRMNtA. Gilead Woods East Atlanta Buckhead Village Brookwood Magnum Manor SMMeYadRoNwAbrook Forest X Peachtree Heights East Ardmore Horseshoe Community Mellwood Hammond Park Brookhaven Atlantic Station J Tampa Park Perkerson CHAMBLEE 7 Lenox F Harvel Homes Community Brentwood Capitol View 8 Pine Hills Edmund Park Penelope Neighbors Lake Estates Sylvan Hills Peachtree Park Lindridge/Martin Manor Dixie Hills Butner/Tell Capitol View Manor North Buckhead Atkins Park Grove Park Elmco Estates Y ¨¦§400 Buckhead Forest Piedmont Heights West Lake Sandlewood Estates High Point Peachtree Heights West Virginia Highland Center Hill Niskey Cove Joyland 9 6 Garden Hills Morningside/Lenox Park K Ashley Courts Betmar LaVilla 75 Peachtree Hills G Mozley Park Ben Hill The Villages at Carver ¨¦§ Mt. Paran 3 Buckhead Heights Bolton Hills Washington Park Fairburn Tell Englewood Manor Parkway 2 C Carver Hills Knight Park/Howell SStaMtiYonRNPArinceton Lakes Amal Heights Whitewater Creek 10 5 Brandon Almond Park Hunter Hills Huntington Lakewood Heights Chastain Park 4 Ridgewood Heights Lincoln Homes Bankhead Cascade Green South Atlanta Chastain Memorial Fernleaf Scotts Crossing L South Oakes at Cascade Z Park East Mt. Westminster/Milmar West Highlands Vine City Arlington Estates Chosewood Park Chastain Brookhaven 1 Paran/Northside Arden/Habersham Rockdale English Avenue Q Thomasville Heights Park Woodfield Monroe Heights M Midwest Cascade Norwood Manor 11 12 Springlake Brookview Heights Castleberry Hill Regency Trace South River Gardens North Buckhead Channing Valley Chattahoochee Sweet Auburn R Blair Villa/Poole Creek Collier Hills English Park Old Fourth Ward Pomona Park Rosedale Heights Colonial Homes Atlanta Industrial Park Downtown Fort Valley Lakewood NPU-A Westover Plantation Carey Park N Greenbriar Rebel Valley Forest Pleasant Hill Cross Creek H Poncey-Highland Laurens Valley Leila Valley N o Randall Mill Castlewood Old Gordon Inman Park Campbellton Road Orchard Knob r t h Kingswood s i d Argonne Forest Mays Candler Park Southwest Glenrose Heights e Tuxedo Park P k Ridgedale Wyngate Bankhead/Bolton Druid Hills Adams Park Browns Mill Park w y 7 Park Peachtree Battle Alliance Fairburn Heights Cabbagetown S Swallow Circle/Baywood Ro xbo Memorial Park Adamsville Reynoldstown Fort McPherson Polar Rock ro R Buckhead d NE Atlanta City Limits West Paces Heights Wildwood (NPU-C) Fairburn Road/Wisteria Lane Lake Claire Venetian Hills Ferry/Northside Paces South Buckhead Lenox Collier Hills North Ridgecrest Forest O Bush Mountain Tuxedo Forest Hanover West Wildwood (NPU-H) Edgewood SMYRNA Cascade Avenue/Road Park Council Districts 8 NE Wesley Battle Boulder Park East Lake Oakland City Rd e re ht NPU-B Bankhead Courts The Villages at East Lake T Argonne ac Pe Carroll Heights Kirkwood Harris Chiles Forest NPU Buckhead Peachtree Oakcliff Just Us Village Park Peachtree Wisteria Gardens The Villages at Castleberry Hill Westminster/Milmar Arden/Habersham Heights West Baker Hills Westview Margaret Frankie Pine Hills Neighborhoods Allen Mitchell Park Wilson Mill Meadows West End Castlewood Fairburn Mays Ashview Heights Wyngate Bakers Ferry Atlanta University Center Garden Hills Parks W d N ill R s M 85 ore r o e W M v ¨¦§ N o D d R NPU-C Wesley Battle Brandon Peachtree NE lvd s B Heights cu Ridgewood ar East y M ne Heights Sid Westover Lindbergh/Morosgo Plantation Peachtree Hanover West Woodfield Battle Alliance Fernleaf Lindbergh Lindbergh Dr NE 0 0.75 1.5 Way NE P Memorial Park i e Peachtree d L m av ist o a Cross Creek R Hills n d N t E R Atlanta d Lindridge/Martin Bolton N Wildwood Memorial E Manor (NPU-C) Springlake Whittier Park Miles Mill Colonial Homes Spink-Collins Village NW Rd Park Whittier on olt Mills Park B Riverside M Collier a Collier Hills r Hills i e t t North a B l v d N Underwood W Channing Piedmont Hills Chattahoochee Valley Brookwood Heights Hills n n Ardmore o C Scotts rd fo u Crossing B 9 NPU-D g n ri p Bolton S Lincoln Sherwood Hills Hills Park Brookwood Homes Forest J Carver Hills Atlanta a m Industrial e s J 3 a e 1 NPU-F P Park Berkeley Park t e c a a e c t h k t t S u r s e o Loring o e n R H S t P o Heights N k w E Edmund w e W l N Morningside/Lenox Park y l M t West S Monroe i Park English l g l Bankhead Highlands R n l Heights Atlantic i d r ia Park Courts r N p Ansley Park t S s W Station u W 6 d N NPU-G n Blandtown I t S n to W e Winn Park l e N u d r F t lv Bankhead/Bolton B h c Gun a e P W N Club r Carey Park D W d R l e ° l Park d o Almond Park Rockdale i 14th St NW r s r Brookview a h Piedmont C t Heights r Home Park Westside o W N Park Park M a r ie t ta Knight S t Park/Howell N W Virginia Rockdale Station NPU-E Highland Center Park Ma English ri et ta Hill S Midtown Avenue t N t W S Park y Georgia Tech g D.L. Hollowell Pkw n Carroll i H r a p Heights m S Atkins i Druid Hills l Grove t o Park n Park E H E Collier o N Grove Park l m P t once t de S Marietta Street Poncey-Highland Heights n e r s Fairburn o Leon e N Ave Artery orth Ave E D p m i r N Heights d n N e Center Hill e u i v E Freedom Park W J N DECATUR Collier P A e Av Bankhead ud Park Maddox Central Va s Old Gordon Park 3 Park William Candler Mill Rd NE Park Candler Park NPU-J NPU-L NPU-N Lake Claire NPU-M Old Joseph E Boone Blvd Gray St NW Simpson St NW Fourth Mims Ward e NE alb Av Oakcliff Park DeK e NPU-K v A P Freedom ky NE t n Dixie Hills o Inman Park m Baker Hills Vine City d e Hunter Hills Washington Downtown i Wisteria P Anderson Gardens West Lake Park Adamsville Westhaven Park e e Edgewood r t NPU-O Bakers Ferry h c Edgewood Ave SE a Wilson Wilson e W Penelope P N Ashview W t Mill Park S S Mill Meadows Fairburn Mozley Park t Neighbors Just Atlanta S Heights h Coan Road/Wisteria Lane t y 2 Sweet Auburn Harland Us University s d r Park Kirkwood R Castleberry o Terrace Center F E Cabbagetown r S r St e Mozley Park Hill Tr ecatu l in D Reynoldstown d ity n Boulder Park A a Florida v C e S Heights W Oakland NPU-H ) East Lake 10 Oakland r Memorial Dr Cemetery u p NPU-T W s Chalet ( S East t Herbert S 4 s 5 Lake Woods r Capitol 1 Greene te Park e e P t 5 Gateway The l u Wildwood e Ridgecrest p o a R h W Villages (NPU-H) Ivan Peyton Forest C S e Forest West End Harris t t S a at East Lake Hill t Lionel Chiles S Fairburn Mays Mays Hampton W S t S Glenwood Ave SE Westview l l Ra a lph David Abe h Mechanicsville rnathy B e lvd SW t Grant Park i h East Atlanta W W S W West Manor t Summerhill Westwood S NPU-I r Terrace o 20 y Grant r NPU-W ¨¦§ P F la Beecher Hills t Park S h o a Green ls A v Forest Acres e Adair S Audobon E NPU-Q Park II Forest Pittsburgh Ormewood Park NPU-Q Green East Ardley John A. Acres Valley Road White B 4 o u l Park Pittman d Bush Mountain e Midwest Adair Park Park r Audobon W c S R Peoplestown r e e Cascade v id A g s Forest Cascade e e t ad A D c v r West Avenue/Road s Oakland e Boulevard a S C S Magnum Manor City W Heights E Boulevard Univ State ersity Ave Crossing NPU-V SW Facility Horseshoe Englewood Community 75/85 Manor Woodland Ashley Cascade ¨¦§ Hills Heights Cascade Courts Capitol View Capitol Springs Nature View Manor High Preserve Adams Park Custer/McDonough/Guice Niskey Lake Point Benteen Park South Atlanta Adams W Venetian S Cascade The t Perkerson S M Park Hills c Old Fairburn Green e Park Joyland Villages Do e n Village SW L o on Rd at Carver u Melvin bellt gh amp B NPU-Q C lv Drive d SE Park Laurens y Chosewood W d Valley S Amal e y Park Niskey Cove n W E n w Heights S N e k e Regency Trace t v NPU-X P K 11 Fort S NPU-Y l A n l e a Betmar t McPherson t Heritage i w l a S Pomona o LaVilla Valley p Claire Dr SE Park o r Mc D Greenbriar Sylvan Hills t onough e Thomasville Village M Blv Lakewood Park d SE Southwest Sandlewood NPU-R Fairgrounds & HiFi Ben NPU-S Thomasville Falling Campbellton Estates Hill Buys Amphitheater Heights Kings Forest Mt.
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