Neighborhoods Washington, DC United States

Neighborhoods

This subcategory is for the various areas and neighborhoods in Washington, DC. It may include community guides, civic associations, and other sites of interest to a specific place; site applicable to large areas of the District should be submitted to the main category.

• - Events calendar, daily news, history, and community resources.
  
• - Overview of the governmental bodies that consider a wide range of policies and programs affecting their neighborhoods.
  
• - Represents several neighborhoods east of the Anacostia River, including Hillcrest, Fort Davis, Fort Dupont, Randle-Highlands, Penn-Branch, Fairfax Village, Naylor Gardens, and part of Fairlawn.
  
• - Includes buildings fronting on Massachusetts Avenue from 17th St., NW to Observatory Circle. Features a history and a listing of properties of historical significance.
  
• - Program to revitalize the 14th Street Heights business corridor. Newsletters, membership information, events.
  
• - Crestwood is bounded by 16th Street to the East, Colorado Avenue to the North, and Rock Creek Park to the West and South.
  
• - A partnership project produced by the National Park Service's National Register of Historic Places, the Washington, DC State Historic Preservation Office, the Historical Society of Washington, DC, the DC Heritage Tourism Coalition, the U.S. General Servic
  
• - Representing the Sheridan-Kalorama neighborhood.
  
• - Represents Spring Valley, Wesley Heights, Palisades, Kent, and Foxhall Crescents.
  
• - Discussion forum with topics of local interest.
  
• - Represents Bloomingdale, Eckington, Edgewood, Truxton Circle, and portions of Brookland and Shaw.
  
• - Document by the D.C. Office of Planning.
  
• - Represents the neighborhoods of Tenleytown and Friendship Heights.
  
• - Public forum for the Tenleytown area, including Tenleytown, AU Park and Friendship Heights. Free membership required.
  
• - Serves Logan and Thomas Circles, Blagdon Alley, the Old City, and Franklin Square. Also represents portions of Shaw.
  
• - Residential community of small single-family row houses which was mostly developed in the 1920s. There are 532 houses in the neighborhood, which is bounded by 35th Street on the east, Reservoir Road on the south, 39th Street on the west and Whitehaven Par
  
• - Community development organization serving the area bounded by 13th Street NW (on the west), 2nd Street NE (on the east), Michigan Avenue (on the north) and Pennsylvania Avenue (on the south) Describes services for residents and businesses.
  
• - Community web site for this apartment complex near Catholic University in Northeast DC. Includes news, activity information, and a brief history of the community, including its decline in the 1980s and 1990s and its recent rebirth.
  
• - Offers programs and services that benefit the downtown business area. Features news, statistics, retail and restaurant guides and publications.
  
• - Serving the Glover Park and Cathedral Heights areas.
  
• - Guide to the community south and west of the Capitol. Features census statistics, history, maps, businesses and attractions.
  
• - Serves the neighborhoods of Burleith, Foxhall-MacArthur, Georgetown, and Hillandale.
  
• - Provides information and facts about the street's repair and reopening.
  
• - Information on local businesses, entertainment and community events.
  
• - National Parks Service description of Strivers' Section, roughly bounded by Swann St. NW on the south; Florida Ave. NW on the north and west; and the 16th Street Historic District on the east.
  
• - Middle-class residences, churches and small apartment buildings in a variety of Victorian architectural styles dating from the 1860s to the 1890s.
  
• - Serving Southwest DC.
  
• - Works with the community to promote and expand economic opportunities in Ward 7 and to link residents with opportunities throughout the city and region.
  
• - Serving a portion of Ward 3's population.
  
• - Neighborhood-oriented guide to restaurants, stores, entertainment, and civic organizations from Adams Morgan to Woodley Park.
  
• - The purpose of the Randle Highlands Citizens' Civic Association is to establish a viable civic association for citizens in the Randle Highlands area south of Pennsylvania Avenue - encompassing the boundaries of 25th to 30th Streets, SE and Pennsylvania Av
  
• - Statistical data on individual neighborhoods and the city overall, including resources for community development.
  
• - A series of Washington Post articles, each profiling a neighborhood in the city.
  
• - Map shows the location of DC neighborhoods.
  
• - Personal and business home page listings, chat rooms, bulletin boards, personal ads, a job placement center, classified ads and local commentary.
  
• - A community site for neighborhoods east of Rock Creek Park in Washington, DC. Includes news, crime reports, and directories of neighborhood institutions, merchants and civic groups.
  
• - Descriptions of neighborhoods by the DC Heritage Tourism Coalition.
  
• - Links to maps of neighborhoods based on D.C. Office of Planning clusters and Office of Tax and Revenue definitions and to other neighborhood sites.
  
• - Represents residents in the historic neighborhoods of Foxhall Village, Colony Hill, Indian Rock, and Georgetown Reservoir.
  
• - Represents residents in Hillcrest and Penn-Branch. Site includes event calendar, neighborhood photos, public works projects, and links.
  
• - Based in Mount Pleasant.
  
• - The boundaries of the community served by the association extend from 38th Street East to Branch Avenue West, and from Pennsylvania Avenue South to Pope Branch Park North.
  
• - National Park Service description.
  
• - Community news and information.
  
• - Meeting notes, information on membership, and a guide to the neighborhood.
  
• - The eight political wards of the District of Columbia are profiled in this 1998 Washington Post series.
  
  

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