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Louisville has many neighborhoods, as does any city. Poorer people live out in the west end, mainly welfare and low income. If you're in the blue-hair, 30 nose rings crowd, you'll probably be best visiting Bardstown Road, north of the Watterson. If you like bars, live music and partying, Bardstown Road isn't bad either, especially there at Broadway. There are many richer neighborhoods, towards the east end of town, like out in Prospect, the city of Hurstbourne area, off Lime Kiln Lane. And there are of course many middle of the road areas in between and around and outside of all the areas. There are some nice places out in Oldham county (proximity to the city without having to pay city taxes ;)......)
There are many rich sections and many good sections.
Ratings:
'Extremely Rich'
'Rich'
'Very good'
'Good'
'Poor'
'Low income'
'Welfare'
'Don't even think about stepping a foot in this place.' -None of these!
River Road:
Anything on River Road is bound to be expensive, and oh, don't forget flood insurance! Extremely Rich
Nitta Yuma:
Nitta Yuma is off Wolf Pen Branch. It is beautiful, and exclusive. Tres tres cher! Extremely Rich
Bridgepointe:
Bridgepoint is a pretty good neighborhood with clubhouse and pool. I think they still have a swim team. There is a inter-neighborhood swimming race schedule in the summers. I did that and had much fun. I wasn't on Bridgepointe's team, though. It is a
Very Good
Woodstone:
Woodstone is a great neighborhood, quiet and peaceful. Extremely Rich ;)
Falls Creek:
Very good. Many nice houses, but they are all so close together.
Paramount Estates:
Very nice area with big houses. Houses still close together, but they have a big quarry you can swim in with a nice clubhouse. Rich.
Wow, there's much more to do on this section. Back soon!
If you have questions about any area of the city, please ask!
