Neighborhoods of Long Beach, California
Long Beach, California, is composed of many different neighborhoods. Some neighborhoods are named after thoroughfares, while others are named for nearby parks, schools, or city features.[1][2]
Officially recognized neighborhoods
| Location |
|---|
| 4th Street Corridor |
| 7th Street |
| Addams |
| Alamitos Beach |
| Alamitos Heights |
| Arlington |
| Bay Harbor |
| Belmont Heights |
| Belmont Park |
| Belmont Shore |
| Bixby Hill |
| Bixby Knolls |
| Bixby Park |
| Bixby Village |
| Bluff Heights |
| Bluff Park |
| Bryant |
| California Heights |
| Cambodia Town |
| Carmelitos |
| Carroll Park |
| Central Area |
| College Park Estates |
| College Square |
| Coolidge Triangle |
| Cypress |
| Dairy |
| DeForest Park |
| Del Lago |
| Downtown Long Beach |
| East Village |
| El Dorado Lakes |
| El Dorado Park Estates |
| El Dorado North |
| El Dorado South |
| Franklin Neighborhood |
| Hamilton Neighborhood |
| Hellman |
| Houghton Park, North Long Beach |
| Imperial Estates |
| Island Village |
| Lakewood Village |
| Lindbergh Neighborhood |
| Longwood |
| Los Altos |
| Los Cerritos/Virginia Country Club |
| Lower West Side |
| Magnolia District |
| Marina Pacifica |
| McKinley Neighborhood |
| Memorial Heights |
| Naples |
| Nehyam (formerly Grant)[3] |
| Palo Verde |
| Paramount Neighborhood |
| Park Estates |
| Peninsula |
| Plaza |
| Ramona Park |
| Rancho Estates |
| Recreation Park |
| Rose Park |
| St. Francis |
| Saint Mary's (St. Mary Medical Center) |
| SEADIP |
| Starr King |
| Stearns Park |
| Sunrise |
| Sutter |
| Traffic Circle |
| Upper Westside |
| University Park Estates |
| Washington School |
| West Long Beach |
| West Village |
| Willmore |
| Wrigley |
| Zaferia |
Other neighborhoods
- Nihonmachi (East-Central)
- AOC7: Anaheim, Orange, Cherry and 7th Street
- Artcraft Manor
- Bixby Highlands
- Bixby Terrace
- Broadway Corridor
- Eastside
- Long Beach Marina
- Poly High
- Shoreline Marina
- MacArthur Park Community of Long Beach
- North Alamitos Beach (NABA)
- North Long Beach
- Promenade
- Ridgewood Heights
- Shoreline Village
- South of Conant
- Terminal Island
- Wrigley Heights
References
- ^ "Neighborhoods". maps.longbeach.gov.
- ^ Canalis, John (June 7, 2008). "Park Estates to mark its east end with sign". Long Beach Press-Telegram. Archived from the original on December 10, 2008. Retrieved June 8, 2008.
- ^ Echeverry, Sebastian (September 4, 2021). "'A matter of respect': Long Beach group picks new neighborhood name to honor Tongva tribe". Long Beach Post News.