Raleigh, North Carolina neighborhoods facts for kids

The following is a list of neighborhoods in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Inside the Beltline

• Anderson Heights
• Avent West
• Belvedere Park
• Battery Heights
• Bloomsbury
• Boylan Heights
• Cameron Village
• Capitol District
• Capitol Heights
• Country Club Hills
• Coley Forest
• Depot District
• Drewry Hills
• Fayetteville Street
• Five Points Historic Neighborhoods
• Forest Park
• Glenwood-Brooklyn
• Glenwood South
• Glenwood Village
• Hayes Barton
• Hi-Mount
• Historic Oakwood
• Longview Gardens
• Madonna Acres
• Maiden Lane
• Moore Square
• Mordecai District
• North Carolina State University
• Raleigh Country Club
• Roanoke Park
• Rochester Heights
• South Park
• State Government District
• Vanguard Park
• Victoria Place
• Warehouse District
• West Raleigh Historic District
• Wayland Heights
• Woodcrest
• University Park

North Raleigh

• Avalaire
• Bent Tree
• Brentwood Estates
• Brier Creek
• Brookhaven
• Coachmans Trail
• Crabtree Valley
• Crossgate
• Dominion Park
• Durant Trails
• Fairfax Hills
• Falls Church
• Falls River/Bedford
• Hickory Hills
• Lake Park
• Lakemont
• Leesville
• Manchester
• Millbrook
• New Hope
• Northchester
• North Hills
• North Pointe
• North Ridge
• North Ridge
• Oak Park
• Pinecrest
• Quail Hollow
• Quail Meadows
• Quail Ridge
• Skycrest
• Southall
• Springdale/Leesville
• Stonebridge
• Stonehenge
• Summerfield
• Summit Ridge
• Tadlock Plantation
• Tealbriar
• Thorpshire
• Timberlake
• Village on the Green
• Wakefield Plantation
• Westlake
• Wood Valley

West Raleigh and Southwest Raleigh

• Asbury
• Brandywine
• Laurel Hills
• Medfield
• Olde Raleigh
• Trinity Woods
• Tysonville
• Umstead
• Westover

South and East Raleigh

• Biltmore Hills
• Carolina Pines
• Hedingham
• Lake Wheeler
• Parkland
• Renaissance Park
• Rhamkatte
• Skycrest Village
• Southall
• Southgate
• Swift Creek
• Trailwood
• Walnut Creek
• Wilder's Grove