List of neighborhoods in Norfolk, Virginia explained

• Ballentine
• Barraud Park
• Bayview
• Berkley
• Broad Creek/Bowling Green/Roberts Village
• Calvert Square
• Chesterfield Heights
• Colonial Place
• Coleman Place
• Cottage Road Park
• Crown Point
• Diggs Park
• Downtown Norfolk
• East Ocean View
• Elizabeth Park
• Estabrook
• Fairmount Park Neighborhood
• Fort Norfolk
• Freemason District
• Ghent
• Highland Park
• Huntersville, also called Hunters Village or Olde Huntersville
• Ingleside
• Kensington
• Larchmont-Edgewater
• Lafayette / Winona
• Lafayette Shores
• Lakewood
• Lamberts Point
• Larrymore Lawns
• Lindenwood
• Lochhaven
• Meadowbrook
• North Ghent
• Northside
• Norview
• Ocean View
• Park Place
• Pinewell
• Poplar Halls
• Riverpoint
• Riverview
• Sewell's Point
• Sewell's Garden
• Shoop Park
• South Bayview
• Talbot Park
• Tidewater Park
• Titustown
• Villa Heights
• Wards Corner Business District
• West Freemason
• West Ocean View
• Willoughby Spit
• Young Terrace

Historic Districts in Norfolk

Many of Norfolk's neighborhoods, buildings, and landmarks have notable national and local historic significance. The city has four Locally Designated Historic Districts, Ghent, Downtown, West Freemason, East Freemason, and Hodges House (consisting of a single structure).^[1] Norfolk also has fifteen districts recognized on the National Register of Historic Places.

External links

• Norfolk Neighborhood Profiles
• Norfolk Neighborhood Service Areas
• Interactive GIS Map of Norfolk

Notes and References

1. Web site: City of Norfolk, Virginia - Official Website - Historic Districts. www.norfolk.gov. en. 2017-09-01.