NOTE: Community and resident input has been limited over the years.
These are not the official neighborhoods of Detroit. The City of Detroit’s Department of Neighborhoods released their own update in 2015. Find those available HERE (these are also notably “unoffical” and need more community engagement, read more)
From Loveland Technologies, makers of Why Don’t We Own This, this is a more recent attempt to pull together various understandings of neighborhoods in Detroit. A continually controversial topic and likely only get more confusing as the city “redevelops.”
“We got tired of looking at a Detroit split up by zip codes, and all the neighborhood maps of Detroit that are half empty, so we created a map where Detroit is completely filled in with neighborhoods.
We know it’s not 100% accurate (there’s probably no such thing as a completely accurate Detroit neighborhood map) so if you see things that are wrong, take it to the comments and let us know! The map will change as our understanding of peoples’ neighborhoods does!”
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It would be nice if the image were big enough to read the numbers and words. Otherwise it’s useless.
If you click the image it should expand to a larger view.
The north side of Brightmoor was Fenkell, not Puritan, at least east of Burt Road. Sidewalks and brick houses. The Irving theatre might be an exception.
The Castle Rouge Civic Association includes the orphan blocks of Dolphin and Rockdale streets south of I-96.
As someone born in Detroit, and whose father taught at Redford High School, but left in 1956, this is really helpful. When they talk about all the neighborhoods in Curbed Detroit, I have no idea where they are in relationship to where I used to live. Thank you!
What happened to Hubbard Richard?