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Name the Seattle neighborhoods according to the Seattle City Clerk. Some shorter names accepted but for many you must know the full name.

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boombox11

2 years ago

Needs work! No sodo, Cap hill, Queen Anne, Hillman city, Othello, etc!

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darin

2 years ago

Reply to boombox11

this is how the City Clerk named them, so it’s what I’m going by.

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enjuichang

2 years ago

Lots of incorrect and inconsistency! need work ^^^

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darin

2 years ago

Reply to enjuichang

i just went by what the Seattle City Clerk data has – I don’t think Seattle has any ‘official’ database of neighborhoods like some cities do.

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Joelle

2 years ago

How do we have North, East, West, and Lower Queen Anne but no Queen Anne? And no Magnolia or Capitol Hill?