Los Angeles Neighborhoods

Type the Los Angeles neighborhood that corresponds to the hint provided.

Cities like Glendale, Beverly Hills, etc. are not included

Boundaries are defined by the Los Angeles Times Mapping L.A. http://maps.latimes.com/neighborhoods/

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Last updated: November 12, 2014

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Neighborhood

Hipsters, Coffee Shops, Hills

Silver Lake

Muscle Beach, Street Performers, Tourists

Venice

Occidental College, 2 Freeway, Dave’s Chillin and Grillin

Eagle Rock

Shrine Auditorium, The Coliseum, USC

University Park

Cal State, Earthquake, The Valley

Northridge

Macarthur Park, Salvadoran and Guatemalans, Dr. Pacheco

Westlake

Mansions, Ronald Reagan, The Fresh Prince

Bel-Air

Roughly 95% Latino, American Me, Not East LA

Boyle Heights

Oldest neighborhood in LA, Man-made Lake, Short Stop

Echo Park

Towers, Riots, Sanford and Son

Watts

Bilingual signs, Largest Neighborhood in LA, BBQ

Koreatown

Quintessentially “Westside”, Fire in 1961, O.J. Simpson

Brentwood

Borders Griffith Park, Old Houses, Costco

Atwater Village

LGBT, The Abbey, Permit Parking Galore

West Hollywood

Chicken Boy,110 Freeway, Donut Friend

Highland Park

.5 sq. mile, Quaint Old-town Street, Chipotle with a Parking Lot

Larchmont

More Mansions, Consul General Housing, Rossmore

Hancock Park

Golf Course, High Median Household Income, 118 Freeway

Porter Ranch

Level 67

Nov 12, 2014

Nice. Didn't recognize Larchmont Village, even though I live just east of Wilton (which makes my neighborhood either "Hancock Park Adjacent" or "Baja Hancock Park" or "South Hollywood"). Once upon a time you could have also described Larchmont as the home of the only Tudor-style Blockbuster outlet, but it closed when Blockbuster went out of business. Let's see similar quizzes for Chicago, San Francisco and New York (and London, Paris, and so on).

Level 74

Nov 16, 2014

Porter Ranch is on the 118, not the 134... that tripped me up. I have no excuse for missing Hancock Park and University Park.

Level 29

Jun 2, 2019

West Hollywood is a city and goes against description...