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Neighborhood Directory
San Francisco, California, United States
Overview
A source-backed directory of neighborhoods in San Francisco, drawn from Overture Maps and OpenStreetMap data.
Source-backed neighborhood directory
Only mapped neighborhoods are highlighted — blank areas may not have coverage yet.
303 Second Street Plaza
303 Second Street Plaza is a mixed-use area with office buildings, some retail options, and public spaces. It mainly caters to professionals and business visitors during weekdays.
50 Beale Street Plaza
560 Mission Street Plaza
5th Street Plaza
Alamo Square
A.P. Giannini Plaza
Apple Mini Park
Apple Mini Park is a small residential enclave surrounded by mid-rise apartments. The area features a central green park ringed by local cafes and supermarkets.
Bernal Heights
Bush Plaza
Chinatown
Civic Center
Duboce Triangle
Foundry Square
Glen Park
Hallidie Plaza
Hayes Valley
Little Saigon
Lower Haight
Mission Bay
Mission Bay is a newer waterfront area with modern apartments, biotech offices, and UCSF facilities. The neighborhood feels planned and tidy, with limited nightlife and shopping options.
Noe Valley
Panhandle
Panhandle sits between the Haight and Western Addition and centers around a narrow park strip. Most housing is mid-size apartments and Victorian flats.
Parkmerced
Parkmerced features large apartment complexes and garden courtyards. Most residents are students or families, drawn by proximity to San Francisco State University.
Piazza Angelo
Piazza Angelo is a compact square surrounded by mid-range apartment blocks and local shops. It sees steady foot traffic from nearby offices and schools during weekdays.
Portsmouth Square
Portsmouth Square is a central plaza in San Francisco's Chinatown, surrounded by shops, restaurants, and apartment buildings. It draws local residents for tai chi, chess, and community gatherings.
Union Square
Union Square is a central hub for shopping and local events with frequent transit connections. Office buildings and hotels dominate the area, creating busy foot traffic most hours.
United Nations Plaza
Visitacion Valley
Visitacion Valley sits at the southeast edge of San Francisco, with houses lining quiet hills and streets. Locals rely on small markets and corner stores, and Muni lines connect residents to downtown.
Yerba Buena Public Square
Yerba Buena Public Square features museums, a large park, and performance venues in a downtown setting. Visitors come for art shows, public events, and green space amid office towers.
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