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Southwest Portland is one of the [[Five Quadrants]] of Portland. It is bounded on the North by [[Burnside Street]], on the South and West by the city limits (although the [[West Hills]] are a physical boundary on the West), and the [[Willamette River]] on the East. Southwest Portland includes the site of the original township of Portland.
'''Southwest Portland''' is one of the [[Five Quadrants]] of Portland. It is bounded on the North by [[W Burnside Street]], on the South and West by the city limits (although the [[West Hills]] are a physical boundary on the West), and the [[Willamette River]] on the East. Southwest Portland includes the site of the original township of Portland.


==Neighborhoods in Southwest Portland==
==Neighborhoods in Southwest Portland==
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* [[Hayhurst]]
* [[Hayhurst]]
* [[Healy Heights]]
* [[Healy Heights]]
* [[Hillside]]
* [[Hillsdale]]
* [[Homestead]]
* [[Maplewood]]
* [[Maplewood]]
* [[Markham]]
* [[Markham]]
* [[Marshall Park]]
* [[Marshall Park]]
* [[Multnomah]]
* [[Multnomah]]
* [[Old Town/Chinatown]] (also part of [[Northwest Portland]])
* [[Old Town Chinatown]] (also part of [[Northwest Portland]])
* [[South Burlingame]]
* [[South Burlingame]]
* [[South Portland]]
* [[South Portland]]
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* [[Sylvan Highlands]]
* [[Sylvan Highlands]]
* [[West Portland Park]]
* [[West Portland Park]]
[[Category:The Five Quadrants]]

Latest revision as of 19:37, 19 September 2011

Southwest Portland is one of the Five Quadrants of Portland. It is bounded on the North by W Burnside Street, on the South and West by the city limits (although the West Hills are a physical boundary on the West), and the Willamette River on the East. Southwest Portland includes the site of the original township of Portland.

Neighborhoods in Southwest Portland