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Northwest Portland is one of the [[Five Quadrants]] of Portland. It is bounded on the North and the West by the city limits (although the [[West Hills]] create a physical border on the West side), the East by the [[Willamette River]], and on the South by [[Burnside Street]]. It encompasses the former township of [[Linnton]], which was annexed by Portland in 1915. | '''Northwest Portland''' is one of the [[Five Quadrants]] of Portland. It is bounded on the North and the West by the city limits (although the [[West Hills]] create a physical border on the West side), the East by the [[Willamette River]], and on the South by [[Burnside Street]]. It encompasses the former township of [[Linnton]], which was annexed by Portland in 1915. | ||
==Neighborhoods of Northwest Portland== | ==Neighborhoods of Northwest Portland== | ||
Revision as of 18:57, 17 May 2010
Northwest Portland is one of the Five Quadrants of Portland. It is bounded on the North and the West by the city limits (although the West Hills create a physical border on the West side), the East by the Willamette River, and on the South by Burnside Street. It encompasses the former township of Linnton, which was annexed by Portland in 1915.
Neighborhoods of Northwest Portland
- Forest Park
- Hillside
- Linnton
- Northwest Industrial
- Northwest Heights
- Northwest District
- Old Town/Chinatown (also part of Southwest Portland)
- Pearl District
Geographical Features of Northwest Portland
- Couch Lake (historical)
- Guilds Lake (historical)
- West Hills