Neighbourhoods
- Colloquial neighbourhood names
- North End Halifax, north of North Street to Seaview Park
- West End, Halifax, West of Windsor Street, between North and South Streets to Joseph Howe Drive
- Quinpool district, Shopping and Dining area
- South End Halifax, South of South Street to Point Pleasant Park
- Spring Garden, shopping and dining area
- Central Halifax, the original city, between North Street and South Street, from Lower-Water Street to Windsor Street
- Official neighbourhood names
(including former villages, residential neighbourhoods; and modern names of housing developments and industrial parks)
- Armdale, village neighbourhood
- Bayer's Lake
- Beechwood Park
- Boulderwood
- Bridgeview
- Clayton Park
- Convoy Place
- Cowie Hill
- Fairmount
- Fairview,village neighbourhood
- Fernleigh
- Green Acres
- Hydrostone post Halifax Explosion re-development neighbourhood
- Jollimore, village neighbourhood
- Kent Park
- Leiblin Park
- Melville Cove
- Mulgrave Park, housing development in Mulgrave district
- Rockingham, village neighbourhood
- Sherwood Heights
- Spryfield, village neighbourhood
- Thornhill
- Wedgewood
- Westmount Subdivision
- Historic neighbourhood names
- Africville, now Seaview Park
- Richmond, now The North End east of Novalea Drive facing the harbour.
- Mulgrave (Halifax), north of Duffus Street, east of Gottingen Street in the North End.
- Needham (Halifax), now The Hydrostone and much of the North End west of Novalea Drive.
- Dutch Village, The West End west of Windsor Street
- Fort Massey, East of Robie Street from Duke Street to South Street
Richmond, Needham and Mulgrave were voting district names. Historically, these working-class Catholic neighbourhoods used their parish names: Saint Stephen's, Saint Joeseph's, Saint Patrick's. Today they are the integrated and prosperous North End; the neighbourhood names are no longer in common use and the parish boundaries no longer exist.
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