LOUISVILLE NEIGHBORHOODS

The fountain at St. James Court in Old Louisville

This is a list of official 'neighborhoods in Louisville, Kentucky'. Like many older American cities, Louisville has well-defined neighborhoods, many with well over a century of history as a neighborhood.
The oldest neighborhoods are the riverside areas of Downtown and Portland (initially a separate settlement), representing the early role of the river as the most important form of commerce and transportation. As the city expanded, peripheral neighborhoods like Phoenix Hill, Russell, Shelby Park, Smoketown and others were developed to house and employ the growing population.
The arrival of the streetcar allowed suburbs to be built further out, such as Beechmont, Old Louisville, Shawnee and the Highlands. An interurban rail line in the early 1900s lead to communities east of Louisville such as Anchorage and Glenview becoming year-round homes for the rich. Some of Louisville's very rich also moved to mansions along Alta Vista road, in today's Cherokee Seneca neighborhood.

Contents
Pre-merger
Unincorporated places
Incorporated places
Designated as neighborhoods
See also
External links

Pre-merger


Percentage of housing units built before 1940. Dark green represents a 53% to 83% concentration, and is seen in the Old Louisville, Highlands, Crescent Hill, Portland and Butchertown neighborhoods. A 30% to 52% concentration (pea green) can be found throughout many other areas inside I-264.

#Algonquin
#Auburndale
#Audubon
#Avondale-Melbourne Heights
#Bashford Manor
#Beechmont
#Belknap
#Bon Air
#Bonnycastle
#Bradley
#Brownsboro Zorn
#Butchertown
#California
#Camp Taylor
#Cherokee Gardens
#Cherokee Seneca
#Cherokee Triangle
#Chickasaw
#Clifton
#Clifton Heights
#Cloverleaf
#Crescent Hill
#Deer Park
#Douglass Loop
#Downtown
#Edgewood
#Gardiner Lane
#Germantown
#Hallmark
#Hawthorne
#Hayfield Dundee
#Hazelwood
#Highland Park - Defunct
#Highlands
#Hikes Point
#Irish Hill
#Iroquois
#Iroquois Park
#Jacobs
#Kenwood Hill
#Klondike
#Limerick
#Merriwether
#Old Louisville
#Original Highlands
#Paristown Pointe
#Park DuValle
#Park Hill
#Parkland
#Phoenix Hill
#Poplar Level
#Portland
#Prestonia - Defunct
#Rockcreek Lexington Road
#Russell
#Saint Joseph
#Schnitzelburg
#Shawnee
#Shelby Park
#Smoketown
#South Louisville
#Southland Park
#Southside
#Standiford - Defunct
#Taylor Berry
#Tyler Park
#Wilder Park
#Wyandotte also called Oakdale

Unincorporated places


After merger, unincorporated places in Jefferson County became neighborhoods of Louisville.
Select unincorporated places, which were previously considered CDPs (Census Designated Places), are:

Buechel

Fairdale

Fern Creek

Highview

Newburg

Okolona

Pleasure Ridge Park

Saint Dennis

Valley Station
Other unincorporated places include:

Ashville (Glenmary)

Avoca

Beckley (Lake Forest)

Beechland Beach

Berrytown

Bethany

Boston

Clark Station

Eastwood

English Station

Fairmount

Fisherville

Freys Hill (Springhurst)

Goose Creek

Greenwood (Riverport)

Griffytown

Harrods Creek

Hopewell

Hunters Trace

Johnsontown

Juniper Beach

Knopp (Knopp-Melton)

Kosmosdale

Lake Dreamland

Lake Louisvilla

Lakeland

Long Run

Longview

Meadowlawn

Medora

O'Bannon

Orell

Parkwood

Penile

Petersburg

Plainview

Prairie Village

Riverside Gardens

Routt

Rubbertown

Seatonville

Smyrna

South Park

Springdale

Sylvania

Thixton

Transylvania Beach

Tucker Station

Valley Downs

Valley Gardens

Valley Village

Waverly Hills

Whitner

Worthington

Incorporated places


After merger, incorporated places in Jefferson County became a part of Louisville while retaining their respective small city governments. Most of these small cities are considered neighborhoods of Louisville although the neighborhood boundaries are not necessarily contiguous with the boundaries of the small cities.

Anchorage

Audubon Park

Bancroft

Barbourmeade

Beechwood Village

Bellemeade

Bellewood

Blue Ridge Manor

Briarwood

Broad Fields

Broeck Pointe

Brownsboro Farm

Brownsboro Village

Cambridge

Cherrywood Village

Coldstream

Creekside

Crossgate

Douglass Hills

Druid Hills

Fairmeade

Fincastle

Forest Hills

Glenview

Glenview Hills

Glenview Manor

Goose Creek

Graymoor-Devondale

Green Spring

Hickory Hill

Hills and Dales

Hollow Creek

Hollyvilla

Houston Acres

Hurstbourne

Hurstbourne Acres

Indian Hills

Jeffersontown

Keeneland

Kingsley

Langdon Place

Lincolnshire

Lyndon

Lynnview

Manor Creek

Maryhill Estates

Meadowbrook Farm

Meadow Vale

Meadowview Estates

Middletown

Minor Lane Heights

Mockingbird Valley

Moorland

Murray Hill

Norbourne Estates

Northfield

Norwood

Old Brownsboro Place

Parkway Village

Plantation

Plymouth Village

Poplar Hills

Prospect

Richlawn

Riverwood

Rolling Fields

Rolling Hills

St. Matthews

St. Regis Park

Seneca Gardens

Shively

Springlee

Spring Mill

Spring Valley

Strathmoor Manor

Strathmoor Village

Sycamore

Ten Broeck

Thornhill

Watterson Park

Wellington

West Buechel

Westwood

Whipps Millgate

Wildwood

Windy Hills

Woodland Hills

Woodlawn Park

Worthington Hills

Designated as neighborhoods


Some attractions and areas in Louisville are officially designated as neighborhoods.

Bowman Field

Fairgrounds

University of Louisville (Belknap Campus)

See also



Cityscape of Louisville, Kentucky

Geography of Louisville, Kentucky

List of parks in Louisville, Kentucky

External links



HomeTownLocator Jefferson County, Kentucky

Kentuckiana Regional Planning and Development Agency

Louisville neighborhood associations listed on Neighborhood Link

A Place in Time - The Story of Louisville's Neighborhoods

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