Neighborhoods in Columbus, Georgia facts for kids
Columbus, Georgia, is a city made up of many smaller areas called neighborhoods. Think of neighborhoods as smaller communities or housing areas within a bigger city. Each neighborhood often has its own unique feel and history.
In Columbus, these neighborhoods are grouped into larger areas known as districts or zones. This helps organize the city and makes it easier to understand where different communities are located.
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Exploring Columbus's Neighborhoods
Here is a list of the main districts and the neighborhoods you can find within them:
Downtown Columbus
This is the heart of the city, often bustling with activity.
East Columbus
Heading east from the city center, you'll find a variety of neighborhoods.
- Kingsridge
- Vista Estates
- Belvedere Park
- Columbia Heights
- Mount Pleasant
- Dimon Wood
- Forest Park
- Crystal Valley
- Englewood
- Flat Rock
- Sweetwater
- Oakcrest
- Glen Arden
- Midland
- Schatulga
- Upatoi
- Woodlawn Estates
Midtown Columbus
Midtown is often a mix of historic homes and newer developments, connecting different parts of the city.
- Averett Woods
- Briarwood
- Clubview Heights
- Dimon Circle
- Dinglewood
- East Carver Heights
- East Highland
- East Wynnton
- Garrard Woods
- Hilton Heights
- Lindsay Creek-Boxwood
- Overlook-Wynn's Hill
- Peacock Woods
- Radcliff
- Village of Wynnton
- Weracoba - St. Elmo A/K/A Lakebottom
- Wildwood Circle - Hillcrest
- Woodcrest
- Wynnton Grove
North Columbus
Also known as Northside, this area is home to many communities.
- Allendale
- Caroline Park
- Fortson
- Glenns
- Green Island Hills
- Highland Pines
- Lyn Hills
- Woodbriar
South Columbus
In the southern part of the city, you'll find these neighborhoods.
- Benning Park
- Carter Acres
- Oakland Park
- Pine Hill
- Riverland Terrace
- Vista Terrance
