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List of African-American neighborhoods

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This is a list of African American neighborhoods, containing cities, districts, and neighborhoods in the US that are predominantly African American, or are strongly associated with African American culture, either currently or historically.

Contents

1 Neighborhoods 1.1 Alabama

1.2 Alaska

1.3 Arizona

1.4 Arkansas

1.5 California

1.6 Colorado

1.7 Connecticut

1.8 Delaware

1.9 District of Columbia

1.10 Florida

1.11 Georgia

1.12 Illinois

1.13 Indiana

1.14 Iowa

1.15 Kansas

1.16 Kentucky

1.17 Louisiana

1.18 Maine

1.19 Maryland

1.20 Massachusetts

1.21 Michigan

1.22 Minnesota

1.23 Mississippi

1.24 Missouri

1.25 Nebraska

1.26 Nevada

1.27 New Hampshire

1.28 New Mexico

1.29 New Jersey

1.30 New York

1.31 North Carolina

1.32 Ohio

1.33 Oklahoma

1.34 Oregon

1.35 Pennsylvania

1.36 Rhode Island

1.37 South Carolina

1.38 Tennessee

1.39 Texas

1.40 Virginia

1.41 Washington

1.42 West Virginia

1.43 Wisconsin

2 See also

3 References

Neighborhoods [ edit ]

Alabama [ edit ]

Birmingham

Titusville

Ensley

North Birmingham

Mobile

Airmont

Autumndale

Arlington

Beau Terra

Baltimore

Brookwood Square

Carver

Cody

Crichton

Dauphin Square

Downtown Mobile

Ferrydale

Fisher

Gorgas

Greenmound

Happy Hill

Hilldale

Leinkauf

Lourdes

Maryvale

McVale

Mertz

Navco

Neely

North Industrial Area

Orange Grove

Overlook

Owens

Pinewood

Summervale

Riverfront Industrial Square

Riviera

Rosedale

Venetia

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