Neighborhoods

Neighborhoods of Portland, as of March 1, 2011.

The following is a list of Portland's neighborhoods as recognized by the Office of Neighborhood Involvement. This list omits many colloquially recognized neighborhoods such as King's Heights and Nob Hill. See individual neighborhood maps for detailed boundaries.

Central Portland

• Downtown
• Lloyd District
• Old Town Chinatown
• Pearl District
• South Waterfront

East Portland

• Argay
• Centennial
• Glenfair
• Hazelwood
• Lents
• Mill Park
• Parkrose
• Parkrose Heights
• Pleasant Valley
• Powellhurst Gilbert
• Russell
• Wilkes

North Portland

• Arbor Lodge
• Boise
• Bridgeton
• Cathedral Park
• East Columbia
• Eliot
• Hayden Island
• Humboldt
• Kenton
• Overlook
• Piedmont
• Portsmouth
• St. Johns
• University Park

Northeast Portland

• Alameda
• Alberta Arts District
• Beaumont-Wilshire
• Center - North Tabor
• Concordia
• Cully
• Grant Park
• Hollywood
• Irvington
• King
• Madison South
• Rose City Park
• Roseway
• Sabin
• Sullivan's Gulch
• Sumner
• Sunderland
• Vernon
• Woodland Park
• Woodlawn

Northwest Portland

• Arlington Heights
• Forest Park
• Goose Hollow
• Hillside
• King's Heights
• Linnton
• Northwest District
• Northwest Heights
• Northwest Industrial
• Nob Hill
• Sylvan Highlands

Southeast Portland

• Ardenwald
• Brentwood-Darlington
• Brooklyn
• Buckman
• Creston-Kenilworth
• Eastmoreland
• Foster-Powell
• Hosford-Abernethy
• Kerns
• Laurelhurst
• Montavilla
• Mount Scott-Arleta
• Mount Tabor
• Reed
• Richmond
• Sellwood-Moreland
• South Tabor
• Sunnyside
• Westmoreland
• Woodstock

Southwest Portland

• Arnold Creek
• Ashcreek
• Bridlemile
• Collins View
• Crestwood
• Far Southwest
• Hayhurst
• Healy Heights
• Hillsdale
• Homestead
• Maplewood
• Markham
• Marshall Park
• Multnomah
• South Burlingame
• South Portland
• Southwest Hills Residential League
• West Portland Park

Resources

• City of Portland official map of neighborhoods