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US City Neighborhoods – Choose City
DirectionsFirst choose a US city by typing it in the format ‘City, State’ – i.e. ‘San Francisco, CA’ (use ‘St’ for ‘Saint’ and no punctuation other than the comma separating city and state) – then name the neighborhoods in that city mostly based on Zillow.com neighborhood divisions – if I find a better file other than Zillow’s I will replace a city with that one. There are 147 cities (mostly large to medium-sized) with multiple neighborhoods for which Zillow had available shapefiles, so if you try a city and it doesn’t work it isn’t one that is available. Neighborhoods will switch from blue to red shading as they are guessed. Quiz may take a few moments to load as there is a lot of data (over 40MB).
Quiz Takers 
Phoenix, AZ: Alhambra is misspelled as Alahambra
Also, I don’t think ‘New Village’ exists, I believe that area is Rio Vista
Good quiz otherwise.
Fixed Alhambra, will add Rio Vista as alternate answer, was going by what Zillow named the neighborhoods.
Los Angeles quiz: Don’t think of it as having 84 answers. It has 74 legitimate answers, 3 legit but misspelled ones, and 7 bogus ones.
Clues for the 3 misspelled ones:
Clues to help you guess the bogus ones:
There’s already a separate quiz for L.A. where at least the names of all the populated places are correct.
Baltimore: Would it be possible to use the files available from maryland dot gov as a source? (Not linking to avoid tripping spam flags but it should be easy to find.) The actual neighborhood list is far, far bigger than the one currently in the quiz.
this quiz is only going to be Zillow, but yeah I can check that link out for a separate quiz, some cities do have “official” neighborhoods.
none of your Phoenix neighborhoods work. Zillow is stupid as their neighborhoods aren’t actual neighborhoods… So says me, born and raised 55 years…
St. Paul, Minnesota – Payne Phalen, not Payne Phallen. and Merriam Park, not Merrlam Park.
fixed.
Shreveport, LA – Cedar Grove-Lynbrook isn’t recognized.
fixed
Vancouver, WA – Harney Heights is misspelled as “Hamey Heights.”
fixing.
In Seattle, “Wedgewood” is misspelled as “Wedgwood”
fixing.
Actually Wedgwood is correct.
so it is – will change back 🙂
You seemed to have misspelled “Portage Park,” in Chicago.
fixed.
As a San Francisco resident, some of the SF neighborhood names included in this quiz are not the names by which anyone refers to these neighborhoods. There’s really no neighborhood called “Downtown”. That area is the “Civic Center”. Also, you should accept “Castro” for “Castro – Upper Market”. I’ve never heard of “West of Twin Peaks” before. That area is West Portal or perhaps St Francis Wood. The 0%’s next to “West of Twin Peaks” and “Castro-Upper Market” are indicative of the fact that nobody refers to the neighborhoods in those ways. Zillow isn’t the best reference.
i’ll see if I can find a better source for SF
Houston:
Sugar Land should be two words (and is not part of Houston)
A bit mean to require “greater” for the two that include “greater” although I figured that out
Pasadena is misspelt (and is not part of Houston), and the area that shows up for appears to include Clear Lake (which is part of Houston)
Far Northeast appears to be a Zillow-created designation; I’d recommend accepting Kingwood since it’s basically Kingwood and Bush Intercontinental that shows up
Not sure what to recommend for Southeast, since Zillow just groups half a dozen different neighbors under that banner.
i’m updating Houston’s neighborhoods right now – found a better source with many more neighborhoods than Zillow and will update the quiz to that source’s data should it be a noticeable improvement.
an fyi – this quiz loads a large data file of coordinates so for some users you may have to wait a few moments for it to load or there may be issues with it working on slower machines. also i did not go through all 6000+ neighborhood names to determine alternates that should be accepted, let me know of any.