List of districts and neighborhoods in Los Angeles

This is a list of notable districts and neighborhoods (residential, commercial, and industrial) within the city of Los Angeles, California, present and past.

A–E

• Angelino Heights[1]
• Angeles Mesa[2]
• Angelus Vista[2]
• Arleta[3][1]
• Arlington Heights[3]
• Arts District[4]
• Atwater Village[3]
• Baldwin Hills[1]
• Baldwin Hills/Crenshaw[3]
• Baldwin Village[1]
• Baldwin Vista[5]
• Beachwood Canyon[6]
• Bel Air, Bel-Air or Bel Air Estates[3][1]
• Benedict Canyon[7]
• Beverly Crest[3]
• Beverly Glen[1]
• Beverly Grove[3]
• Beverly Hills Post Office[8]
• Beverly Park[9]
• Beverlywood[3]
• Boyle Heights[3][1]
• Brentwood[3][1]
• Brentwood Circle[10]
• Brentwood Glen[11]
• Broadway-Manchester[3]
• Brookside[12]
• Bunker Hill[4]
• Cahuenga Pass[1]
• Canoga Park[3][1]
• Canterbury Knolls[13]
• Carthay[3]
• Castle Heights
• Central-Alameda[3]
• Central City[1]
• Century City[3][1]
• Chatsworth[3][1]
• Chesterfield Square[3][1]
• Cheviot Hills[3][1]
• Chinatown[3][1]
• Civic Center[14]
• Crenshaw[1]
• Crestwood Hills[15]
• Cypress Park[3][1]
• Del Rey[3][1]
• Downtown[3]
• Eagle Rock[1][3]
• East Gate Bel Air[16]
• East Hollywood[3]
• Echo Park[3][1]
• Edendale[17]
• El Sereno[3][1]
• Elysian Heights[18]
• Elysian Park[3]
• Elysian Valley[3]
• Encino[3][1]
• Exposition Park[3][1]

F–L

• Faircrest Heights [19]
• Fairfax[3]
• Fashion District[4]
• Filipinotown, Historic[20]
• Financial District[4]
• Florence[3][1]
• Flower District[21]
• Franklin Hills[22]
• Gallery Row[4]
• Garvanza[1]
• Glassell Park[3][1]
• Gramercy Park[3]
• Granada Hills[3][1]
• Green Meadows[3]
• Griffith Park[3]
• Hancock Park[3][1]
• Harbor City[3][1]
• Harbor Gateway[3][1]
• Harvard Heights[3][1]
• Harvard Park[3]
• Hermon[1]
• Highland Park[3][1]
• Historic Core[4]
• Hollywood[3][1]
• Hollywood Dell[23]
• Hollywood Hills[3][1]
• Hollywood Hills West[3]
• Holmby Hills[1]
• Hyde Park[3][1]
• L.A. Downtown Industrial District
• Jefferson Park[3][1]
• Jewelry District[24]
• Kinney Heights[25]
• Koreatown[3][1]
• Ladera[26]
• Lafayette Square[1]
• Lake Balboa[3][1]
• Lake View Terrace[3][1]
• Larchmont[3]
• Laurel Canyon[27]
• Leimert Park[3][1]
• Lincoln Heights[3][1]
• Little Armenia[1][28]
• Little Ethiopia[29]
• Little Italy[30]
• Little Tokyo[1]
• Los Feliz[3][1]

M–S

• Manchester Square[3]
• Mandeville Canyon[31]
• Marina Peninsula[32]
• Mar Vista[3][1]
• Melrose Hill[33]
• Mid-City[3][1]
• Mid-Wilshire[3]
• Miracle Mile[1]
• Mission Hills[3][1]
• Montecito Heights[3][1]
• Monterey Hills[34]
• Mount Olympus[1]
• Mount Washington[3][1]
• Naud Junction[35]
• Nichols Canyon[36]
• NoHo Arts District[37]
• North Hills[3][1]
• North Hollywood[3][1]
• Northridge[3][1]
• North University Park[1]
• Old Bank District[4]
• Outpost Estates[38]
• Pacific Palisades[3][1]
• Pacoima[3][1]
• Palms[3][1]
• Panorama City[3][1]
• Park La Brea[1]
• Picfair Village[39]
• Pico Robertson[40]
• Pico-Union[3]
• Playa del Rey[1]
• Playa Vista[3]
• Porter Ranch[3][1]
• Rancho Park[3][1]
• Reseda[3][1]
• Reynier Village[41]
• Rose Hills [42]
• Rustic Canyon[43]
• San Pedro[3][1]
• Sawtelle[3][1]
• Shadow Hills[3][1]
• Sherman Oaks[3][1]
• Sherman Village[3][1]
• Silver Lake[3][1]
• Skid Row[44]
• Solano Canyon[45]
• Sonoratown [46]
• South Central, Historic[3]
• South Park[3]
• South Robertson[1]
• Spaulding Square[47]
• Studio City[3][1]
• Sunland[3][1]
• Sunset Junction[48]
• Sun Valley[3][1]
• Sylmar[3][1]

T–Z

• Tarzana[3][1]
• Terminal Island[1]
• Thai Town[1]
• Toluca Lake[3][1]
• Toy District[4]
• Tujunga[3][1]
• University Hills[49]
• University Park[3]
• University Park, North[1]
• Valley Glen[3][1]
• Valley Village[3][1]
• Van Nuys[3][1]
• Venice[3][1]
• Vermont Knolls[3][1]
• Vermont-Slauson[3]
• Vermont Square[3]
• Vermont Vista[3]
• Victor Heights[50]
• Victoria Park[51]
• Village Green[52]
• Warehouse District[53]
• Warner Center[1]
• Watts[3][1]
• West Adams[3][1]
• Westchester[3][1]
• Westdale[54]
• Western Heights[55]
• West Hills[3][1]
• Westlake[3][1]
• West Los Angeles[3][1]
• Westside Village[56]
• Westwood[3][1]
• Westwood Village[57]
• Whitley Heights[1]
• Wholesale District[4]
• Wilmington[3][1]
• Wilshire Center[1]
• Wilshire Park[58]
• Windsor Square[3][1]
• Winnetka[3][1]
• Woodland Hills[3][1]
• Yucca Corridor[59]

See also

• Central Business District, Los Angeles (1880-1899)
• Los Angeles Historic Preservation Overlay Zones
• Los Angeles County
• Mapping L.A.

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External links

• Bob Pool, "L.A. Neighborhoods, You're on the Map", Los Angeles Times, February 9, 2009 (article about Mapping L.A.)
• Southern California Association of Governments analysis of 2006 census data
• Los Angeles neighborhood signs—Flickr