Talk:List of Birmingham neighborhoods

Sortable

• Might be nice to do this as a sortable table (alphabetical, or by community) and maybe add fields for Council District, population (if available), neighborhood president, etc. --Dystopos 17:59, 21 October 2010 (PDT)
  • It seems like we have enough information to try it. --Dystopos (talk) 18:56, 1 June 2016 (PDT)
    • Can anyone figure out if this is something we can do? That way you could figure out that Powderly is the __th most-populous, or Fairview is the __th least populous. I guess that's all its good for. --Dystopos (talk) 12:50, 4 June 2016 (PDT)

Divisions (Public Works)

According to a mosquito control schedule posted in 2016, the Birmingham Department of Public Works divides the city's 99 neighborhoods into four geographical divisions:

Southside (23 neighborhoods) Jones Valley (?) Mason City Riley-Travellick (Riley) Powderly Arlington-West End Germania Park Oakwood Place West End Manor Five Points South Glen Iris North Titusville South Titusville Forest Park-South Avondale (Forest Park) Highland Park North Avondale Redmont Park (Redmont) Southside neighborhood Crestline Crestwood South East Avondale Eastwood Overton Ensley (26 neighborhoods) Sandusky Central Pratt North Pratt South Pratt Sherman Heights Dolomite Ensley Wylam Tuxedo Belview Heights Ensley Highlands Fairview Rising-West Princeton Central Park Garden Highlands Green Acres Industrial Center Tarpley City West Goldwire East Brownville/West Brownville (East & West Brownville) Grasselli Heights Hillman Hillman Park Roosevelt (Roosevelt City) Oxmoor (Sand Ridge)

East End (26 neighborhoods) Apple Valley Bridlewood Brummitt Heights Echo Highlands Killough Springs Maple Grove Penfield Park Pine Knoll Vista Sun Valley Huffman Roebuck Spring Lake Airport Highlands Brownsville Heights (Brownville Heights) North East Lake South East Lake (mentioned twice) Wahouma Zion City Brown Springs Liberty Highlands Crestwood North Gate City East Lake Oak Ridge Park (Oakridge Park) South Woodlawn North Birmingham (24 neighborhoods) College Hills East Thomas Graymont Smithfield Druid Hills Enon Ridge Evergreen Fountain Heights Norwood Central City East Birmingham Kingston North Avondale (mentioned twice) Woodlawn Collegeville Fairmont Harriman Park Inglenook North Birmingham Acipco-Finley Bush Hills Hooper City Smithfield Estates Thomas

• Not mentioned (3 neighborhoods)
  • Oak Ridge
  • Roebuck Springs-South Roebuck
  • Woodland Park

Divisions (Framework plan)

The city's neighborhoods are also divided into quadrants for the development of Framework plans. --Dystopos (talk) 15:10, 24 May 2016 (PDT)

Project page

• If someone is so motivated, it would probably be really cool to have a Birmingham neighborhoods project page to keep track of which ones are stubs and which are in good shape and can be used as models for the others. It could also be a place to discuss sources for information about neighborhoods. --Dystopos (talk) 15:09, 24 May 2016 (PDT)

Neighborhoods (GBCVB)

The Greater Birmingham Convention & Visitors Bureau divides "Greater Birmingham" into 12 "neighborhoods":

• Downtown
• Southside
• Lakeview
• Avondale/Crestwood
• Airport
• Homewood
• Mountain Brook
• Hoover/Vestavia
• 280
• Bessemer/West
• Trussville/Leeds/Irondale
• Gardendale/Fultondale

--Dystopos (talk) 09:06, 14 June 2023 (PDT)