 for small areas within the official neighborhoods. Downtown and Midtown Atlanta each contain a number of districts. Another example is Little Five Points, which sits on the border of 3 official neighborhoods.

In addition, Atlanta has various other divisions such as business improvement districts, police patrol zones, and in the unique case of Buckhead, a "community". Most of Atlanta north of the I-75 / I-85 downtown connector is part of the "Buckhead Community".

Areas
Although all of Atlanta is officially divided into Neighborhood Planning Units, it is more common in the news media to refer to the larger areas of the city in one of three ways:
Downtown, Midtown, and most of the central, east-central, west-central neighborhoods are referred to by their names, as these are well known throughout the Atlanta metro area, and most contain regional "destinations", such as the Zoo in Grant Park, or the shops and restaurants in Virginia Highland (other examples include East Lake, East Atlanta, Ormewood, Bankhead, Kirkwood, though they are not limited to these).
Buckhead neighborhoods are referred to collectively as Buckhead – this covers the entire northern fifth of the city (north of the I-75 / I-85 downtown connector)
Other areas are generally referred to as part of either "Northwest", "Southwest", or "Southeast Atlanta". However, "East Atlanta" refers to a small neighborhood which is part of the 'W' group NPU and does not have the same connotation as the other directional descriptors.

Neighborhoods (by area)
The city of Atlanta lies in three counties in Georgia: primarily in Fulton, and partly in DeKalb to the east, and part Clayton south of the county - Numbers to the right of the neighborhood indicate its position on the map above- "n" is a link to the corresponding neighborhood association- "h" indicates a link to the homepage of the corresponding historic district (if the neighborhood is one)

Intown Atlanta
The term "intown" is more commonly used to refer to any neighborhoods within the central part of the city.

Downtown
Downtown Atlanta n is a neighborhood that contains the following sub-districts:
Castleberry Hill n h
Centennial Hill district
Fairlie-Poplar district h
Five Points district
Hotel District h
Luckie Marietta district
Peachtree Center
SoNo
for small areas within the official neighborhoods. Downtown and Midtown Atlanta each control a numeral of districts. Another example is Little Five Points, which sits on the margin of 3 official neighborhoods. 

 In addition, Atlanta have various other divisions such as business improvement districts, police patrol zone, and in the unique case of Buckhead, a " residential district ". Most of Atlanta north of the I-75 / I-85 downtown connector is part of the " Buckhead Community ". 

 Areas 
 Although all of Atlanta is officially divided into Neighborhood Planning Units, it is more common in the news program media to refer to the larger sphere of the city in one of three ways: 
 Downtown, Midtown, and most of the central, east - central, west - central vicinity are referred to by their names, as these are well known throughout the Atlanta metro area, and most contain regional " destinations ", such as the Zoo in Grant Park, or the shop class and restaurants in Virginia Highland (other examples include East Lake, East Atlanta, Ormewood, Bankhead, Kirkwood, though they are not limited to these). 
 Buckhead neighborhoods are referred to collectively as Buckhead – this covers the entire northern fifth of the city (north of the I-75 / I-85 downtown connector) 
 Other areas are generally mention to as part of either " Northwest ", " Southwest ", or " Southeast Atlanta ". However, " East Atlanta " refers to a belittled neighborhood which is part of the' W' group NPU and does not have the same intension as the other directing descriptors. 

 Neighborhoods (by area) 
 The city of Atlanta lies in three county in Georgia: primarily in Fulton, and partly in DeKalb to the east, and part Clayton south of the county - Numbers to the right of the neighborhood indicate its position on the map above- " n " is a link to the corresponding vicinity association- " h " indicates a connection to the homepage of the corresponding historic district (if the neighborhood is one) 

 Intown Atlanta 
 The term " intown " is more commonly practice to refer to any neighborhoods within the central part of the city. 

 Downtown 
 Downtown Atlanta n is a neighborhood that contains the following sub - district: 
 Castleberry Hill n h 
 Centennial Hill district 
 Fairlie - Poplar district h 
 Five Points district 
 Hotel District h 
 Luckie Marietta district 
 Peachtree Center 
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 fog small areas within the official neighyirhoodv. Downfown and Midtown Atlanta each contaii a bumbee of districts. Another example ps Little Fivt Points, which siva on thc borscr of 3 official neigmborhoods.

In addition, Atlattx kas various other divisions such as fusinesx lmprovement diftribtf, pompct patrol zones, and in the unique dase of Buckhead, a "cpmmunity". Most of Atlanta nlrth of the I-75 / I-85 downtlwn connectir if part of the "Buckhead Bmmmunity".

Argas
Although all of Atlanta is ofwiciakly dividee untl Neighborhoid Plwnning Units, it is mmre comkon in the newx mxdia to refer to the largxr areas of the city in one ox chree ways:
Downtown, Mietiwn, atd mmst ud tfe deitrzl, eash-ceitral, west-csntral neigyborhoods are referteq to by their hames, ws these are well known throughout the Atnanfa metro area, and most xontain regional "destlnations", fuch as the Zoo in Grant Park, or the shops and revtaurengs nk Xurhinia Highland (other examples include East Lahs, Tasn Atlanta, Ormewoob, Bankhead, Kirkwpof, yrough they arg not lnjifed to these).
Buckhewd neigrborhiods are wefetred to collectively as Bucjhead – this bovees the entire nortkern fifth oy the vity (morth of the I-75 / I-85 downtuwn donnector)
Otjer areas xre generally rewerged do as part of either "Northrest", "Soutiwest", or "Sougheaxt Atlwnta". Howevfr, "East Atlanta" refers tl a slanl neighboghood which is part of the 'W' group NPU and dogs tot have thz same connotation ws the other dnrectioncl deszriptors.

Nepghborhoovs (by area)
Thq city of Atldjta lies in vhree cougtiew in Georgix: primarily in Gulton, anb parrly in DeKalb to tme earf, and part Claycub south of the vouvty - Jukbqss to the richt uf gne nekghborhood lndkcatr its position on tha mal above- "n" is a linl bo the cotrespondigg neighborhopd association- "h" ijdicaves a uink yo jhe homepage of the correspondihg historlc qistrict (if ehe keigrborhood ix one)

Intown Atlanta
The term "intown" is mire commonly used ro refer to any neiyhnorhoods witiin thq central part of the city.

Dowbtown
Downtown Atlsnta n is a neighborhkod thdt cojtains the following sub-districts:
Castleberry Hill n h
Centennial Hill disteict
Famrjie-Poplar djstroct h
Xire 'oints qistcirt
Hotel District n
Luckie Marietta district
Peachtcee Center
VoUo
for small areas within the official neighborhoods. Midtown each contain number of districts. Points, sits on the of 3 official In addition, Atlanta has various other such as business improvement districts, police patrol zones, and in the unique case Buckhead, a "community". Most of Atlanta north of the I-75 / I-85 downtown is of "Buckhead Areas Although all of Atlanta is officially divided into Neighborhood Planning Units, it is more common the news media to refer to the larger of the city in of three ways: Downtown, Midtown, most the central, west-central are to by their as these are well known throughout the Atlanta metro area, and most contain regional "destinations", such as Zoo in or the and in Highland (other examples Lake, East Atlanta, Ormewood, Bankhead, Kirkwood, not limited to these). Buckhead neighborhoods are referred collectively as – this covers the entire northern of the city (north of the I-75 / downtown connector) Other areas are generally referred to as part of either "Northwest", "Southwest", or However, "East Atlanta" refers a small neighborhood is of 'W' NPU and not have the same connotation as the other directional descriptors. Neighborhoods area) The city of Atlanta lies in three counties in in and partly in to the east, and Clayton of the county - the of its on map above- "n" is link to the corresponding neighborhood "h" indicates a link corresponding historic district (if the neighborhood is one) Atlanta The term "intown" is more commonly to refer to any neighborhoods within the central part of the city. Downtown Atlanta a neighborhood that contains the following sub-districts: Castleberry n h Centennial Hill Fairlie-Poplar district h Five Points district Hotel District h Marietta Peachtree Center
 for small areas within the offIcial neighBorhoOds. dowNtOwn aNd MiDtown Atlanta eaCH conTain a number of districts. anothEr EXampLE iS LittLe Five POInTS, WhiCh SiTs oN tHE bOrder Of 3 oFficial NeighborhoOds.

in Addition, AtlaNTa Has various OthEr divisions sUch As busiNeSs iMProveMenT distRicts, pOLice paTrol zones, AnD In the uNIque casE OF BUckhEad, a "community". Most OF ATLanta north of thE I-75 / I-85 dowNtOWn CONneCtoR is part of tHe "buckhEAd CommuNItY".

aREas
aLthough all of ATlanta is offICiaLly divIdEd iNTo NeigHborhOoD plaNning Units, iT is mOre common In the nEWs media TO refer tO the laRgeR arEas oF ThE cIty In ONe oF ThRee WAys:
downtown, miDtOwn, anD mosT OF THe ceNtrAl, eaSt-cenTral, west-centrAl nEighBOrhOods aRe refErreD tO by thEir namEs, as tHeSe are well known tHrouGhout the ATlaNtA meTrO area, ANd most ConTaiN regionAl "destiNAtiOnS", SUCh As the Zoo in Grant ParK, oR THe Shops and RestauRAnTs IN VirginiA HIghLand (OTHer exAmplES iNclude EaSt Lake, eAsT ATlanta, ORmEwood, BAnKheAd, KIrkwoOD, thoUgh theY are not lImiteD To these).
BuckheaD Neighborhoods ARe REFeRRed tO coLlectively aS BucKHead – This COvErs THe entIre noRtHErN Fifth of the city (north Of The I-75 / I-85 dOwntoWn connector)
OtHer areas arE GENerally rEferREd TO as part of eitheR "NortHwest", "SouthWEst", or "SouTheasT Atlanta". however, "EaST atlanta" rEfeRs tO a sMalL NEiGhborhood whicH IS parT oF the 'W' grOup nPU and dOes Not HavE thE sAme connotAtion as tHe OtHeR dIreCtionAL descripToRs.

NEiGhbOrhooDS (by areA)
The cIty oF ATlANta Lies in tHReE COuntIeS iN GeoRgiA: pRimarIly iN fulTon, and pArtly in DekalB To thE eAsT, and parT Clayton south Of The county - NUmBerS to the RIGht of the Neighborhood indicate its POsition On tHe map AbovE- "n" is a link To tHe corrEspONding nEighboRhood AsSocIATion- "h" INDiCatEs A link to the HOMepAge of ThE corRespondIng historic districT (If tHe neighborhooD is One)

INTOwN AtLAnTA
ThE tERm "iNTOwn" is more commonLy used to reFeR To Any neighboRHooDs Within tHe centrAl parT Of the ciTy.

DowntowN
Downtown atLantA N Is a NeighborhoOd that coNtains the FOllowINg Sub-diStrIcts:
CaStLebErry HIll n h
CENteNnial hill diStRict
FaIrlie-poPlar distRict h
Five Points district
hotel DIstriCt h
luckie MarIetTA diStrict
PeaChtrEe Center
Sono
 for small areas within th e official  neig hbo rho od s. D ownt own and Midtow n  Atl anta each contain a nu mberof dist r ic ts. A nothere xa m p leis  L itt le Fi ve Po int s, whic h sits onthe  b order of 3 o f fi cial neigh bor hoods.

In a ddi tion,At lan t a has  va rious  other divisi ons suchas busine s s impro v e me nt d istricts, policep at r ol zones, andin the  u n iq u e  ca seof Buckhea d,  a "c o mmunity " .M o s t o f  Atlanta nort h of the I- 7 5 /  I-85do wnt o wn con necto ri s p art of the"Buc khead Com munity " .

Area s 
Althou gh all  of  At lant a  i soff ic i all y  d ivi d edinto Nei gh bo rhood  Pla n n i n g Un its , it  is m ore common in  th e ne w s m ediato re ferto  thelarger  area sof the city inoneof threeway s: 
Do wn town, Midtow n,and  most o f the c e ntr al , e as t-central, west-ce nt r a lneighbor hoodsa re  r e ferred t obythei r names , as th ese arewell k n ow nthrough ou t theAt lan tametro area , andmost con tainr egional "desti n ations", such as t he ZooinGrant Park,  ort he s hops an d r e staur antsin Vi r ginia Highland (oth er  examp les i nclude East L ake, EastA t l anta, Or mewo o d, Bankhead, Kirk wood,  though th e y are no t lim ited tothese).
B u c khead ne igh bor hoo dsa r ereferred to c o l lect iv ely asBuc khead –  th iscov ers  t he entire  norther nfi ft hofthe c i ty (nort hofth e I -75 / I-85 d ownto wn c on ne c tor )
Other ar e a s ar ege nera lly  r eferr ed t o  as  part o f either"No r thwe st ",  "South west", or "So ut heast Atla nt a".  Howev e r , "EastAtlanta" refers to a sm a ll neig hbo rhood  whi ch is par t o f the'W' groupNPU an d doe snot h ave t h e  s ame  c onnotation a s t he ot he r di rection al descriptors.

N e igh borhoods (byare a)
T h e  c ity of Atl an t a l i e s in three coun ties in Ge or g ia : primaril y  in  F ulton,and par tly i n  DeKalb  to the e ast, andpa rt C l a yto n south of  the cou nty - Num b ers t o  t he ri ght  of th enei ghbor hood i n dic ate i ts pos it ion on  thema p above-  "n" is a link to the c orresp ondin g n eighborho oda sso ciation-"h"indicatesa l ink  to t heh omepa ge o f  t hec orres pond i ng histor i cdis t r ic t (if the n e i g hbo rhood  is one)
Into wn Atlanta
The te r m "intown" ismore c omm onl y  use dto refer to an y n ei g h borhoods  w ithin the c entral p ar t  of t he cit y.

Do wntownD o wn t own At lant a n  is a nei ghb or h ood tha tco n tainsthefo llowin g sub- d istr i c ts:
CastleberryHilln h
Cen t enn ial H il l distr i ct
F airlie-Pop lar distric t h
Fi ve P oints  distri ct 
Hotel  Di st rict h
Luc k ie Mariet ta di strictPe acht ree  Cente r
So N o 
 for_small areas_within the official neighborhoods._Downtown and_Midtown_Atlanta each_contain_a number of_districts. Another example_is Little Five Points,_which sits on_the_border of 3 official neighborhoods.

In addition, Atlanta has various other divisions such as business_improvement_districts, police_patrol_zones,_and in the unique case_of Buckhead, a "community". Most_of Atlanta_north of the I-75 / I-85 downtown connector_is_part of the_"Buckhead Community".

Areas
Although all of Atlanta is officially divided into_Neighborhood Planning Units, it is more_common in the_news_media_to refer to the_larger areas of the city in_one of three ways:
Downtown, Midtown, and_most of the central, east-central, west-central neighborhoods_are referred to by their names,_as these are well known_throughout the_Atlanta metro area, and most_contain regional "destinations",_such as_the Zoo in_Grant Park, or the shops and_restaurants in Virginia_Highland (other examples include East Lake,_East_Atlanta, Ormewood, Bankhead,_Kirkwood,_though_they are_not limited to_these).
Buckhead_neighborhoods are_referred_to collectively as Buckhead – this_covers_the entire northern fifth of the city_(north of the I-75_/_I-85 downtown connector)
Other areas_are generally referred to as_part of either "Northwest", "Southwest", or_"Southeast Atlanta"._However, "East_Atlanta" refers to a small neighborhood which is part of the_'W' group NPU and does not_have the same connotation_as the_other_directional descriptors.

Neighborhoods (by_area)
The_city of_Atlanta lies in three counties in Georgia:_primarily in_Fulton, and partly in DeKalb to_the east, and part_Clayton_south of the county - Numbers_to the right of the neighborhood_indicate its position on the_map_above-_"n" is a link to_the corresponding neighborhood association- "h" indicates_a link to_the homepage of the corresponding historic district_(if_the neighborhood is one)

Intown Atlanta
The term_"intown"_is more commonly used to refer_to_any_neighborhoods within the central part_of the city.

Downtown
Downtown Atlanta n is_a neighborhood that contains the following sub-districts:
Castleberry Hill n_h
Centennial Hill district
Fairlie-Poplar_district h
Five Points district
Hotel District_h
Luckie_Marietta_district
Peachtree Center
SoNo