The following is a list of neighborhoods and districts within the city limits of Indianapolis, Indiana. Some of these neighborhoods were unincorporated areas and incorporated towns that were annexed by Indianapolis. Others are towns or cities that retain their legal identity as included towns or excluded cities under Unigov. Many are areas that have always been part of Indianapolis but have become identified by a particular name.
- Acton
- Arden
- Bates-Hendricks
- Beech Grove (excluded city)
- BlackBurn Terrace Project
- Bosart-Brown
- Brendonwood
- Brightwood
- Broad Ripple Village
- Brookside Park
- Butler-Tarkington
- Camby
- Castleton
- Central
- Chapel Hill
- Chatham Arch
- Clearwater
- Clermont (included town)
- College Park
- Cottage Home
- Crooked Creek
- Crown Hill
- Crows Nest (included town)
- Cumberland
- Downtown Indianapolis
- Drexel Gardens
- Eagle Creek
- Eagledale
- Eastgate
- Emerson Heights
- Fall Creek Place
- Five Points
- Fletcher Place
- Fountain Square
- Galludet Station
- Garfield Park
- Geist
- Glendale
- Golden Hill Historic District
- Greenbriar
- Haughville
- Herron-Morton Place Historic District
- Holy Cross
- Homecroft (included town)
- Hillside
- Historic Meridian Park
- Homecroft
- Indiana Avenue
- Indianapolis Cultural Districts
- Irish Hill
- Irvington
- Keystone at the Crossing
- Kessler Green
- Lafayette Square
- Lawrence (excluded city)
- Little Flower
- Lockerbie Square Historic District
- Lockefield Gardens
- Mapleton-Fall Creek
- Mars Hill
- Massachusetts Avenue
- Meridian Hills (included town)
- Meridian Woods Park
- Meridian-Kessler
- Mozel Sander Projects
- New Augusta
- Nora
- Normandy Farm
- North Crows Nest (included town)
- Northern Estates, Wolfington on Kessler
- Oaklandon
- Old Northside
- Park 100
- Park Lafayette
- Poplar Grove
- Post Road, Indianapolis
- Ransom Place
- Ravenswood
- Riverside
- Rocky Ripple (included town)
- Rural-Sherman
- Saddle Brook
- Saddle Brook South
- Southport (excluded city)
- Speedway (excluded city)
- Springdale
- Spring Hill (included town)
- Traders Point
- Twin Brooks
- University Heights
- Wanamaker
- Warren Park (included city)
- Washington Place
- Watson-McCord
- West Indianapolis
- West Newton (included town)
- Westwood
- Windsor Park
- Wholesale District
- Williams Creek (included town)
- Wincome
- Woodruff Place
- Wynnedale (included town)
- Wenslydale
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