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This map tends to pick out some areas that most locals haven't heard of/names they'd never use, and also jumbles together some areas that locals would refer to separately, especially closer to downtown, the suburbs are pretty good... think of it more as a "district map" over a "neighborhood map" for the inner city areas, I suppose. Either way, it's about the best I can find right now.
Let's see now. Southside, Northend, Westlake, wesco, SSB, and Admiral.
OK; I made all that crap up.
here is my ENTIRE town. No neighborhood divisions here at all, just plain old Scottville. Not big enough to divide up really.
I couldn't find one so I made one. These aren't the neighborhoods, but they're the main districts. All the bolded names are in the city, Bartlett & Germantown are suburbs.
I couldn't fit a map of neighborhoods of my town because there is no official kind of division other than voting districts which really doesn't mean anything anyways. Here is a map I found. I might add in my own neighborhood names on it if I can think of enough that people use.
note: there is no border with Melrose. that should say Stoneham. There are probably other mistakes I just haven't noticed yet.
Here is one of the Halifax Regional Municipality in Nova Scotia. Although, the only area that is really "Halifax" is what says "Halifax Peninsula" and maybe "Halifax Mainland", "Clayton Park", "Spryfield", and "Fairview. Other than that, these were all separate towns until fairly recently.
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