List of Neighborhoods
- Andrews Farm
- Arcadia
- Arkright
- Beaumont Mills
- Ben Avon
- Beverly Woods
- Blackstock Trace
- Boiling Springs
- Bradford Crossing
- Bradford Place
- Bradford West
- Brentwood Hills (now considered a part of Converse Heights)
- Calhoun Lakes
- Camelot
- Camp Croft
- Canaan
- Cannons Campground
- Carolina Country Club
- Cedar Springs
- Central Pacolet
- Chesnee
- Clevedale
- Cleveland Heights
- Cleveland Park
- Clifton
- Converse
- Converse Heights
- Cowpens
- Cypress Creek
- Drayton
- Duncan
- Duncan Park
- Fairforest
- Fernwood
- Fernwood-Glendale Rd.
- Forest Hills
- Glendale
- Glenn-Springs
- Greenpond
- Hampton Heights (National Register of Historic Places district)
- Hawk Creek
- Hillbrook
- Hillcrest
- Hilltop
- Inman
- Landrum
- Linville Hills
- Londonderry
- Lyman
- Mayfair
- Mistybrook
- Moore
- North Spartanburg
- Oak Creek Plantation
- Oak Forest
- Pacolet Mills
- Park Hills
- Pauline
- Pierce Acres
- Pine Grove
- Poplar Springs
- Reidville
- Roebuck
- Rocksprings
- Saxon
- Shadow Lakes
- Sherwood Acres
- Shoresbrook
- Shoreswood
- South Side
- Southern Shops
- Springdale
- Summerhill
- Swan Estates
- Switzer
- Thornhill
- Una
- Union Street
- Valley Falls
- Wellford
- Westgate
- Westview
- Whitestone
- Whitney
- Willowbrook
- Windsor Forest
- Woodburn Hills
- Woodland Heights
- Woodridge
- Woodruff
- Woodwind
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