Dozens of neighborhoods exist in Toledo. Some are well-known and well-defined while others may be a bit more obscure. Some boundaries overlap—others stand alone. Like other cities and small towns, neighborhoods are what give Toledo its local flavor. Each has their own identity and personality. I've read where social scientists have a theory that a neighborhood's character shapes its economic future more than income levels and foreclosure rates. Take a drive around Toledo and you'll enjoy plenty of character.
Everyone has their list of neighborhoods, here's mine. Have I missed any?
Air Line Junction
Alexis Addition
Alexis Road
Arlington
Auburndale
BUMA (Bancroft-Upton-Monroe)
Bancroft Hills
Beverly
Birckhead Place
Birmingham
Cathedral Square
City Center
Collingwood Springs
Crossgates
DeVeaux
East Toledo
Elmhurst
Englewood
Fitch
Five Points
Franklin Park
Glendale-Heatherdowns
Gould
Harvard Terrace
Highland Heights
Homeville
Indian Hills
Inverness Village
Ironwood
Lagrange
Library Village
Lincolnshire
North Toledo
North Towne
Northriver
ONYX ( includes Lenk's Hill, a former German enclave, to the east and part of Kushwantz, a former Polish enclave, to the west.)
Old Orchard
Old Towne
Old West End
Ottawa
Point Place
Polish Village
Reynolds Corner
River East
Roosevelt
Scott Park
Secor Gardens
Shoreland
South Side
Southwyck
Stickney
Trilby
University Hills
Uptown
Warehouse District
Warren Sherman
Wernert's Corner
West Toledo
Westgate
Westminster
Westmoreland
Whitmer
Woodsdale