by Matt Kastner The sheer number and variety of distinctive neighborhoods in the City of St. Louis can be tough to keep track of. With 79 unique neighborhoods, each with their own characteristics and investment opportunities, they all tend to run into one another. If you have ever wanted to know more about these neighborhoods, but didn’t know how, here are a few resources you might want to check out:
- The City’s neighborhood website has a clickable map of the entire city with specifics on each neighborhood. Great if you are looking for detail.
- If you’d like a printable neighborhood key to keep track of things offline, check out this neighborhood map (PDF) I put together.
- Another good resource for keeping tabs of neighborhood boundaries and names is Yahoo Maps. They added a color coded system to their maps a couple of weeks ago that shows the boundaries and names of neighborhoods. Using Yahoo to lookup property locations is a great way to figure out what neighborhood a particular property is located in.
- Reader Seth Teel has also brought my attention to a Google map with the neighborhoods broken down. Apparently this was posted on the St. Louis Rehabber’s Club listserve. Check it out.
