List of districts and neighborhoods in Los Angeles
While popular culture might lead one to believe that Los Angeles consists only of the shiny office towers of downtown, the blighted streets of South Los Angeles, the endless suburban tracts of the San Fernando Valley, and the gated estates of the Hollywood Hills and Bel-Air, its neighborhoods display a degree of diversity well befitting the second-largest city in the United States. Much of this is an artifact of the city's history of growth by annexation, which allowed distinct environments to arise in many areas; indeed, many Los Angeles neighborhoods, such as Venice, Hancock Park and Boyle Heights are fairly close-knit, culturally distinctive communities. While earthquakes and unfortunate urban planning have blurred many of the distinctions between the city's neighborhoods, there is still a great degree of variation to be found within the dozens of communities that together form Los Angeles.
The following are districts and neighborhoods within the city limits of the city of Los Angeles, sorted by region and then alphabetically.
- Bunker Hill
- Chinatown
- Civic Center
- Fashion District
- Financial District
- Historic Core
- Jewelry District
- Little Tokyo
- Skid Row
- South Park
- Old Bank District
- Toy District
- Wholesale District
Harbor Area
Greater Hollywood
- Beachwood Canyon
- Franklin Hills
- Hollywood
- East Hollywood
- Hollywood Hills
- Los Feliz
- Melrose Hill
- Sierra Vista
- Sunset Strip
- Spaulding Square
- Yucca Corridor
- Arlington Heights
- Brookside Park (or just Brookside)[1]
- Carthay
- Carthay Circle
- Carthay Square
- South Carthay
- Little Ethiopia
- Country Club Park
- Fairfax District
- Fremont Place
- Hancock Park
- Harvard Heights
- Koreatown (formerly Wilshire Center)
- Larchmont
- Larchmont Village
- Windsor Square
- Miracle Mile
- Miracle Mile North
- Miracle Mile South
- Park La Brea
- Olympic Park
- Wellington Square
- Western Heights
- West Pico
- Picfair Village
- Pico Del Mar
- Pico Park
- Wilshire Highlands
- Wilshire Vista
- Wilshire Park
- Longwood Highlands
- Park Mile
Rampart Area
- Aliso Village
- Arroyo Seco
- Atwater Village
- Cypress Park
- Boyle Heights
- Eagle Rock
- El Sereno
- Elysian Park
- Elysian Heights
- Elysian Valley
- Garvanza
- Glassell Park
- Highland Park
- Hillside Village
- Lincoln Heights
- Montecito Heights
- Monterey Hills
- Mt. Washington
- University Hills
- Arleta
- Balboa Park
- Cahuenga Pass
- Canoga Park
- Chatsworth
- Encino
- Granada Hills
- Knollwood
- Lake View Terrace
- Lake Balboa
- La Tuna Canyon
- Mission Hills
- North Hills
- North Hollywood
- Northridge
- Olive View
- Pacoima
- Panorama City
- Porter Ranch
- Reseda
- Sepulveda
- Shadow Hills
- Sherman Oaks
- Studio City
- Sun Valley
- Sunland
- Sylmar
- Tarzana
- Toluca Lake
- Toluca Woods
- Tujunga
- Universal City
- Valley Glen[3]
- Valley Village
- Van Nuys
- Ventura Business District
- Warner Center
- West Hills
- West Toluca
- Winnetka
- Woodland Hills
- Athens Park
- Baldwin Hills
- Chesterfield Square
- Crenshaw
- Exposition Park
- Gramercy Park
- Hyde Park
- Jefferson Park
- Leimert Park
- Manchester Square
- Morningside Park
- View Heights[5]
- Vermont Knolls
- Vermont Park
- Walnut Park
- Watts
- West Adams
- West Alameda
North West Los Angeles
- Bel-Air
- Beverlywood
- Brentwood
- Cheviot Hills
- Crestview
- Century City
- Holmby Hills
- Pacific Palisades
- Rancho Park
- Roscomare Valley
- West Los Angeles
- Westside Village
- Westwood
South West Los Angeles
- Del Rey
- Loyola Village
- Manchester Square
- Mar Vista
- Oakwood
- Palms
- Playa del Rey
- Playa Vista
- Venice
- Westchester
- Westdale
See also
- Other cities in L.A. County
- Other areas of L.A. County, which are census-recognized but unincorporated