Southside, Louisville

Neighborhood of Louisville, Kentucky, United States

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Southside is a neighborhood in Louisville, Kentucky, United States. Its boundaries are Third Street to the west, Woodlawn Avenue, Allmond Avenue and Hiawatha Avenue to the north, the CSX railroad tracks to the east, and the southern boundary of the Greater Louisville Technology Park (formerly Naval Ordnance), Southside Drive and Kenwood Drive to the south.

The neighborhood has been settled by a wide array of immigrant groups, mostly refugees. Those from Vietnam dominated throughout most of the 1990s, but have since been succeeded by those from Cuba.

37.6% were born in other countries to parents also born in other countries (first among all neighborhoods in the pre-merger city,) making up 1,976 of the total population of 5,260. The top lands of national origin according to the online Statistical Atlas amongst the foreign-born:

Cuba - 19.1% 377

Burma - 12.7% 251

Vietnam - 8.6% 169

Mexico - 7.0% 139

Iraq - 5.3% 104

Nepal - 4.5% 90

Bosnia and Herzegovina - 3.5% 70

Haiti - 3.2% 63

Iran - 2.0% 40

Ethiopia - 2.0% 39

## References

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1. "Southside". The Encyclopedia of Louisville (1 ed.). 2001.

* https://web.archive.org/web/20180629102702/https://insiderlouisville.com/communities/americana-community-helps-immigrant-refugee-populations/
* https://statisticalatlas.com/neighborhood/Kentucky/Louisville/Southside/National-Origin

## External links

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* The Americana Apartment complex sits in the heart of the area designated as the Southside Neighborhood. See "Our History"
* Street map of Southside
* Images of Southside (Louisville, Ky.) in the University of Louisville Libraries Digital Collections

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East Side
(Old City)|

* Audubon
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* Bashford Manor
* Bon Air
* Bradley
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* Hikes Point
* Klondike
* Meriwether
* Phoenix Hill
* Poplar Level
* Prestonia
* Rockcreek-Lexington Road
* St. Joseph
* Schnitzelburg

East Side
(Suburbs and rural hamlets)|

* Anchorage
* Ashville-Glenmary
* Audubon Park
* Avoca
* Bancroft
* Barbourmeade
* Beckley Station
* Beechwood Village
* Bellemeade
* Bellewood
* Berrytown
* Blue Ridge Manor
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* Coldstream
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* Hurstbourne
* Indian Hills
* Jeffersontown
* Kingsley
* Langdon Place
* Lake Louisvilla
* Lakeland
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* Longview
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* Keeneland
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* Manor Creek
* Maryhill Estates
* Meadow Vale
* Meadowview Estates
* Meadowbrook Farm
* Middletown
* Mockingbird Valley
* Moorland
* Murray Hill
* Newburg
* Norbourne Estates
* Northfield
* Norwood
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* Old Brownsboro Place
* Parkway Village
* Plantation
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* The Point
* Poplar Hills
* Prospect
* Richlawn
* Riverwood
* Rolling Fields
* Rolling Hills
* St. Matthews
* Broad Fields
* Cherrywood Village
* Fairmeade
* Plymouth Village
* Springlee
* Warwick Village
* St. Regis Park
* Seatonville
* Seneca Gardens
* Smyrna
* Springdale
* Springhurst
* Spring Mill
* Spring Valley
* Strathmoor Manor
* Strathmoor Village
* Sycamore
* Ten Broeck
* Thixton
* Thornhill
* Tucker Station
* Watterson Park
* Wellington
* West Buechel
* Westwood
* Whipps Millgate
* Whitner
* Wildwood
* Windy Hills
* Wolf Creek
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South Side
(Old City)|

* Auburndale
* Beechmont
* Cloverleaf
* Edgewood
* Hazelwood
* Highland Park
* Iroquois
* Jacobs
* Kenwood Hill
* Parkwood
* South Louisville
* Southland Park
* Southside
* Standiford
* Taylor-Berry
* Wilder Park
* Wyandotte

South Side
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* Bethany
* Fairdale
* Greenwood
* Heritage Creek
* Hollyvilla
* Hollow Creek
* Johnsontown
* Kosmosdale
* Lake Dreamland
* Lynnview
* Medora
* Okolona
* Orell
* Penile
* Pleasure Ridge Park
* Prairie Village
* Riverside Gardens
* St. Dennis
* Shively
* Sylvania
* Valley Downs
* Valley Gardens
* Valley Station
* Valley Village
* Waverly Hills

West Side|

* Algonquin
* California
* Chickasaw
* Hallmark
* Park DuValle
* Park Hill
* Parkland
* Portland
* Shawnee
* Rubbertown
* Russell

Downtown|

* Downtown
* West Main District
* Limerick
* Old Louisville
* Shelby Park
* Smoketown

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