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The Neighborhoods of Racine, WI
A neighborhood is a community within a city. Most neighborhoods have no formal boundaries and questions can arise as to where one neighborhood begins and another ends. This map of neighborhoods is intended only as a guide.
Click on a colored area in the map below to find out more about the neighborhood.
Cick on an area of the map above to find out more information on Racine neighborhoods The Lower First Ward, The 9th Ward, The 11th Ward, The 12th Ward, The 13th Ward, The 15th Ward, The 19th Ward, The upper 25th Ward, Airport Park, Amaranth Meadows, John H. Batten Airport, Buhler Heights, Cedar Bend, Country Club Acres, Downtown, Elmwood, Fox Estates, Garden City, Greater Oak Park, Greenbriar, Green Crest, Georgetown, Halter Lakes, Huble Park, Hickory Grove, Hickory Ridge, Highridge, Horlick Heights, Island Park, H. F. Johnson Park, Kinzie Heights, Lakecrest, Lincoln Park, Mallard Shores, Manree Park, Maple Grove, Midtown, Oakes Area, Olsen Industrial Park, Prospect Heights, Rapids Bluff, Roosevelt, Regency Mall, Regency Pointe, Reservoir Park, River Bluff Estates, Riverview, Rubberville (Oak Park), Sage Town, School Section (Towerview), Shoop Park, Shorecrest, Slausondale, Tanges Terrace, Uptown (The Junction), Valley Flats, Wolff's Town, Wustum Park, West Racine, Westgate Highlands, Westown Heights.Racine, WI: The Belle City of the [Great] Lakes. Information for visitors and residents alike. Located between Milwaukee and Chicago on the beautiful shores of the great Lake Michigan, Racine has much to offer.
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