List of neighborhoods in Seattle
List of districts and neighborhoods
Despite complications in Seattle's system of neighborhoods and districts, the names and boundaries in the following list are generally accepted and widely used.

List of neighborhoods in Seattle

Section Title: List of districts and neighborhoods
Table Section Text: Despite complications in Seattle's system of neighborhoods and districts, the names and boundaries in the following list are generally accepted and widely used.

Neighborhood name	Within larger district	Annexed	Locator map	Street map	Image	Notes

1	North Seattle	Seattle	Various	-	-	North of the Lake Washington Ship Canal

2	Broadview	North Seattle	1954	-	-	BroadviewView.JPG

3	Bitter Lake	North Seattle	1954	-	-

4	North Beach / Blue Ridge	North Seattle	1940, 1954	-

5	Crown Hill	North Seattle	1907, 1952, 1954	-	-	-

6	Greenwood	North Seattle	1891, 1954	-	-	-

7	Northgate	North Seattle	various 1891-1954	-	-	-

8	Haller Lake	Northgate	1954	-	-	-

9	Pinehurst	Northgate	1953	-	-

10	North College Park (Licton Springs)	Northgate	1950, 1954	-	-

11	Maple Leaf	Northgate	1891, 1907, 1941, 1945, 1949	-	-

12	Lake City	North Seattle	1953, 1954	-	-	-	Before annexation to Seattle, Lake City was a township for 5 years. Lake City neighborhoods are now also known as Sand Point-Magnuson Park and neighborhoods northwest of Sand Point.

13	Cedar Park	Lake City	1954	-	-

14	Matthews Beach	Lake City	1953	-	-	-

15	Meadowbrook	Lake City	1953	-	-

16	Olympic Hills	Lake City	1954	-	-

17	Victory Heights	Lake City	1953, 1954	-

18	Wedgwood	North Seattle	1945	-	-	-

19	View Ridge	North Seattle	1942, 1953	-

20	Sand Point	North Seattle	1910?, 1942?; 1953	-	-	-

21	Roosevelt	North Seattle	1891	-	-	-

22	Ravenna	North Seattle	1907, 1910, 1941, 1943, 1945	-	-	-	The 1907 annexation was the former town of Ravenna.

23	Bryant	North Seattle	1891	-	-	-

24	Windermere	North Seattle	1910	-	-

25	Hawthorne Hills	Windermere / North Seattle	1910	Of the area the Seattle City Clerk's Neighborhood Atlas designates as "Windermere", many consider the area west of Sand Point Way to be a separate neighborhood, Hawthorne Hills.

26	Laurelhurst	North Seattle	1910	-	-	-

27	University District (U District)	North Seattle	1891	-	-	-	Known in the 1890s and 1900s as Brooklyn. The main campus of the University of Washington is itself divided into the main (central) campus, plus the large South Campus (south of NE Pacific Street) and East Campus (east of Montlake Boulevard NE), and a smaller North Campus (north of NE 45th Street) and miscellaneous buildings west of 15th Avenue NE that are collectively known as West Campus.

28	University Village	Ravenna / University District	1891, 1907, 1910	-	-	Primarily, the name 'University Village' refers to a shopping center at a corner of what the City Clerk considers part of Ravenna, but it is also commonly used for the surrounding neighborhood on all sides, which ranges into what the City Clerk's maps consider Ravenna to the north and west and the east portion of the University District to the west.

29	Wallingford	North Seattle	1891	-	-	-	Includes historic Latona and usually Tangletown/Meridian (the latter is sometimes considered part of Green Lake)

30	Northlake	Lake Union / Lower Wallingford, spilling over into Fremont and the University District.	1891	-

31	Green Lake	North Seattle	1891	-	-	-	Some people consider Meridian / Tangletown to be part of the Green Lake neighborhood.

32	Fremont	North Seattle	1891	-	-	-

33	Phinney Ridge	North Seattle	1891	-	-	-

34	Ballard	North Seattle	1907	-	-	-

35	West Woodland	Ballard	1891 (East of 8th Ave NW), 1907 (West of 8th Ave NW)	-

36	Whittier Heights	Ballard	1907	-

37	Adams	Ballard	1907	-	-

38	Sunset Hill	Ballard	1907	-	-

39	Loyal Heights	Ballard	1907	-	-

40	Central Seattle	Seattle	Various	-	Seattle spm.jpeg	Including everything south of the Lake Washington Ship Canal and north of Yesler Way, and some things a bit further south.

41	Magnolia	Central Seattle	1891	-	-	-

42	Lawton Park	Magnolia	1891	-	-

43	Briarcliff	Magnolia	1891	-

44	Southeast Magnolia	Magnolia	1891	-

45	Interbay	Central Seattle	1891	-	-	-

46	Queen Anne	Central Seattle	[1869], 1883, 1891	-	-	-	Part of Lower Queen Anne was original 1869 Seattle; the area south of McGraw Street was annexed 1883, and the rest 1891.

47	North Queen Anne	Queen Anne	1891	-	-

48	East Queen Anne	Queen Anne	1883, 1891	-	-	Annexed 1883 to McGraw Street, 1891 beyond

49	Lower Queen Anne	Queen Anne	[1869], 1883	-	-	-	Also known as 'Uptown'.

50	West Queen Anne	Queen Anne	1883, 1891	-	-

51	Capitol Hill	Central Seattle	[1869], 1883, 1891	-	-	-	1869: Broadway District was part of "original Seattle"

52	Portage Bay / Roanoke	Capitol Hill	1883, 1891	-	-	Annexed 1883 to E Lynn St, 1891 for the remainder. Includes the Roanoke Park Historic District.

53	Broadway	Capitol Hill	[1869]	-	Seattle Community College Broadway Performance Hall.JPG	The Seattle City Clerk's Neighborhood Atlas map of the Broadway District shown here extends farther to the east and west than most present-day Seattleites would call Broadway.

54	Pike-Pine Corridor / Pike/Pine	Capitol Hill / Broadway	[1869]	-	The Pike-Pine Corridor, running east-west through what the Seattle City Clerk's Neighborhood Atlas considers the "Broadway" District, has gained a strong identity in the early 21st century.

55	Montlake	Capitol Hill / Central Seattle	1891, 1950, 1952, 1953 (?)	-	-	-	The Seattle City Clerk's Neighborhood Atlas classifies Montlake as part of Capitol Hill, but a valley along Boyer Avenue separates it from the hill.

56	Stevens	Capitol Hill	-	-	The name "Stevens" doesn't have much currency for most of this area except for the immediate vicinity of the Stevens School at 19th Avenue E and E Galer Street.

57	Interlaken	Capitol Hill / Stevens	-	Consisting largely of Interlaken Park and Louisa Boren Park, the neighborhood between Capitol Hill proper and Montlake also contains a small number of private homes and the Seattle Hebrew Academy.

58	Madison Valley	Capitol Hill / Stevens / Central Seattle	1883, 1891	-	Annexed 1883 south of E Galer Street, 1891 for the remainder

59	Renton Hill	Capitol Hill / Stevens	-	Although the name has largely fallen out of use, the Renton Hill Community Improvement Club, founded June 18, 1901, was Seattle's first community club.

60	Madison Park	Capitol Hill / Central Seattle	1883, 1891	-	-	-	Annexed 1883 south of E Galer St; the remainder in 1891. The Seattle City Clerk's Neighborhood Atlas classifies Madison Park as part of Capitol Hill, but a valley through the Washington Park Arboretum separates it from Capitol Hill proper.

61	Broadmoor	Madison Park	1883, 1891	-	-	Annexed 1883 south of the line of E Galer St; the remainder in 1891. A gated community within Madison Park.

62	Lake Union	North Seattle / Central Seattle	-	-	The City Clerk's Neighborhood Atlas uses the term "Cascade" to refer to much of the area around Lake Union (see map here), but that use is not at all common.

63	South Lake Union, Seattle	Lake Union	1883	-	-	-	The City Clerk's Neighborhood Atlas uses the term "Cascade" to refer to much of the area around Lake Union (see image here), but that use is not at all common.

64	Cascade, Seattle	South Lake Union	1883	-	-	Cascade, south and east of Lake Union originally extended west to Terry Avenue (though it is now generally considered to end at Fairview, south to Denny Hill (now the Denny Regrade) east to Melrose Avenue E (from which it is through the area now cut off by Interstate 5.

65	Westlake	Lake Union	1883	-

66	Eastlake	Lake Union	1883, 1891	-	-	-

67	Downtown	Central Seattle	[1869]	-

68	Denny Triangle	Downtown	[1869]	-	-	-

69	Belltown	Downtown	[1869]	-	-	-	Belltown currently is largely residential with some commercial office buildings, with 1st street containing a large concentration of nightlife dining and drinking establishments.

70	Pike-Market	Downtown	[1869]	Seattle Pike-Market map.JPG	-

71	Central Business District	Downtown	[1869]	-	-

72	First Hill	Downtown	[1869]	-	-	Widely known as "Pill Hill" for its many hospitals, this neighborhood immediately east of Downtown was once the city's most desirable residential area.

73	Pioneer Square	Downtown	[1869]	-	-	The original center of Seattle, the southwest part of present-day Downtown. Probable origin of the term "Skid Road" for a neighborhood.

74	International District ("ID")	Downtown	[1869]	-	-	Includes former tide lands platted 1895, filled 1902. Southeast Downtown.

75	Yesler Terrace	Downtown	[1869]	-	-	Housing project east of Interstate 5; originally, it extended further west into present-day Kobe Terrace Park.

76	Central Waterfront	Downtown	[1869]	-	-

77	West Edge	Downtown	[1869]	-	The downtown area of both the Central Business District and Belltown from roughly halfway between First and Second Avenues to Alaskan Way (but not including the piers themselves) is sometimes called the Seattle's "West Edge".

78	Central Area / Central District ("CD")	Central Seattle	[1869], 1883	-	-	-

79	Mann	Central Area	[1869]	-	-	The name Mann for this area around Garfield High School does not have much currency. It comes from the old Horace Mann School, later Nova, just north of Garfield.

80	Minor	Central Area	[1869]	-	-	The name Minor for this area does not have much currency. It comes from the T.T. Minor School.

81	Cherry Hill & Squire Park	Minor	[1869], 1905, 1921	-	Portions are part of original Seattle; Squire Park was annexed in 1905, and a remaining enclave in 1921.

82	Atlantic	Central Area	[1869], 1883	-	-	The northern portion of this area was part of original 1869 Seattle; south of Atlantic Street was annexed 1883

83	Judkins Park	Atlantic	[1869]	-

84	Madrona	Central Area	[1869], 1883	-	-	-	South of E Howell Street was original 1869 Seattle; the remainder was annexed 1883.

85	Madrona Valley	Madrona	[1869]

86	Harrison / Denny-Blaine	Central Area	1883	-	-	-

87	Washington Park	Harrison/Denny-Blaine	1883	-	-

88	Leschi	Central Area	[1869]	-	-	-

89	South End	Seattle	various	-

90	Rainier Valley	South End	[1869], 1883, 1907	-	-	-	North of Atlantic Street was original 1869 Seattle; in 1883, south to Hanford Street was annexed, and the rest in 1907

91	Mount Baker	Rainier Valley	[1869], 1883, 1907	-	-	-	North of Atlantic Street was original 1869 Seattle; in 1883, south to Hanford Street was annexed, and the rest in 1907

92	Columbia City	Rainier Valley	1907	-	-	-	A town for 15 years before it was annexed.

93	Hillman City	Rainier Valley / Columbia City	1907	South of Columbia City proper,

94	Brighton	Rainier Valley	1907	-	The lakeshore next to this neighborhood was once called Brighton Beach, but has since been subsumed into Seward Park in common parlance and according to the Seattle City Clerk's Neighborhood Map Atlas

95	Dunlap / Othello	Rainier Valley	1907	-

96	Rainier Beach / Atlantic City Beach	Rainier Valley	1907	-	-

97	Rainier View / Lakeridge	Rainier Valley	1907	-	-

98	Seward Park	South End	1907	-	-	-

99	Lakewood	Seward Park	The northern part of the Seward Park neighborhood is sometimes referred to as "Lakewood"; the entire neighborhood also sometimes referred to as "Lakewood/Seward Park".

100	Beacon Hill	South End	[1869], 1875, 1883, 1886, 1907	-	-	-

101	North Beacon Hill	Beacon Hill	[1869], 1875, 1883, 1886, 1907	-	-

102	Mid Beacon Hill (Maplewood)	Beacon Hill	1907	-	-

103	Holly Park / NewHolly	Beacon Hill	1907	-	Formerly the Holly Park housing project, now officially NewHolly.

104	South Beacon Hill / Van Asselt	Beacon Hill	1907	-

105	Industrial District	South End	various 1895–1910	-	-	-	Tide lands west of Beacon Hill platted 1895, filled 1902. Other portions annexed 1907 along with West Seattle, Southeast Seattle, and South Park; 1910 with Georgetown.

106	SoDo	Industrial District	1895/1902	-	-	Tide lands west of Beacon Hill platted 1895, filled 1902.

107	Harbor Island	Industrial District	1910	-	-	-

108	Georgetown	South End	1910	-	-	-	A city for 6 years before being annexed in 1910.

109	South Park	South End	1907	-	-	A town for 5 years before being annexed in 1907.

110	West Seattle	Seattle	1895/1902, 1907, 1950, 1954, 1956	-	-	-	Tide lands platted 1895, filled 1902 (although the Seattle City Clerk's Neighborhood Atlas places even the tidelands on the west side of the Duwamish in the Industrial District rather than West Seattle).

111	Alki Point	West Seattle	1907	-	-	-

112	North Admiral / Admiral District	West Seattle	1907	-	-

113	Junction / West Seattle Junction / Alaska Junction	West Seattle	1907	-	-	Overlaps Genesee.

114	Seaview / Mee-Kwa-Mooks	West Seattle	1907	-	-

115	Fairmount Park	West Seattle	1907	-

116	Genesee	West Seattle	1907	-	-	Overlaps Junction.

117	Gatewood	West Seattle	1907	-	-

118	Fauntleroy	West Seattle	1907	-	-

119	Arbor Heights	West Seattle	1907, 1954, 1956	-

120	Delridge	West Seattle / South End	1907, 1946, 1949	-	-	-	Most of Delridge was part of the city of West Seattle, annexed 1907; the remainder was annexed in 1946 and 1949.

121	North Delridge	Delridge	1907	-	-

122	Pigeon Point	Delridge	1907	-	The extreme northeast portion of Delridge, east of Delridge Way and north of Puget Park.

123	Riverview	Delridge	1907	-	-

124	Highland Park	Delridge	1907	-

125	South Delridge	Delridge	1907, 1946, 1949	-	-

126	Roxhill	Delridge	1907	-

127	High Point	Delridge	1907	-	-

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Matthews Beach is a neighborhood in Seattle, Washington and Meadowbrook is the annexed township of Lake City (1954).

final_sentence: Matthews Beach is a neighborhood in Seattle, Washington and Meadowbrook is the annexed township of Lake City (1954).