Margaret Mitchell (Atlanta neighborhood)

Margaret Mitchell (Atlanta neighborhood)

Margaret Mitchell is a neighborhood in the Buckhead Community, in the northwest part of the city of Atlanta, Georgia. It is bounded by Moore's Mill Road on the south, I-75 on the east, and the Paces neighborhood on the west.[1]

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History

The neighborhood was developed in the 1950's and was originally called Cherokee Forest.[2]

Government

Margaret Mitchell is part of NPU A.

External Links

References

  1. ^ NPU A map, City of Atlanta
  2. ^ Margaret Mitchell Civic Association
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Neighborhoods of Atlanta, Georgia
Downtown
Midtown
Ansley Park - Atlantic Station - Colony Square - Fox Theatre Historic District - Historic Midtown - Home Park - Sherwood Forest - Technology Square
Buckhead
Brookwood Hills - Buckhead Forest - Buckhead Village - Garden Hills - Historic Brookhaven - Lindbergh - Margaret Mitchell - North Buckhead - Paces - Peachtree Park - Pine Hills - Terminus
West Midtown
East
Atkins Park - Cabbagetown - Candler Park - Druid Hills - East Atlanta - East Lake - Edgewood - Glenwood Park - Grant Park - Inman Park - Kirkwood - Lake Claire - Lindridge/Martin Manor - Little Five Points - Morningside/Lenox Park - North Ormewood Park - Oakland - Old Fourth Ward - Ormewood Park - Piedmont Heights - Poncey-Highland - Reynoldstown - Sweet Auburn - Villages of East Lake - Virginia Highland
South
Benteen Park - Capitol Gateway - Chosewood Park - Joyland - Lakewood Heights - South Atlanta - Summerhill - Villages at Carver
Southwest
Adair Park - Adamsville - Ben Hill - Capitol View - Capitol View Manor - Cascade Heights - Collier Heights - Just Us - Mechanicsville - Oakland City - Perkerson - Peoplestown - Pittsburgh - Sylvan Hills - Villages of Castleberry Hill - West End - Westview
Northwest

Bankhead - The Bluff - Center Hill - English Avenue - Grove Park - Hunter Hills - Mozley Park - Riverside - Vine City - Washington Park - West Highlands - West Lake - Whittier Mill Village
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