Communities Along Victory Boulevard (west To East)
- West Hills - west of Shoup, Victory Boulevard marks the southern border of West Hills with Woodland Hills to the south
- Woodland Hills - between the western city limits, and Corbin Avenue on the east, Victory Boulevard marks the northern border of Woodland Hills with West Hills, Canoga Park, and Winnetka to the north
- Canoga Park - Victory Boulevard marks the southern border of Canoga Park between Shoup, and DeSoto, with Woodland Hills to the south
- Winnetka - Corbin Avenue is the eastern boundary, DeSoto Avenue is the western boundary, with the Los Angeles River and Woodland Hills to the south.
- Reseda - Victory Boulevard marks the southern border of Reseda between Corbin Avenue and White Oak Avenue.
- Tarzana - Victory Boulevard marks the northern border of Tarzana between Corbin Avenue (west) and Lindley Avenue (east)
- Lake Balboa - between White Oak and I-405 (the San Diego Freeway)
- Encino - Victory Boulevard marks the northern border of Encino between Lindley Avenue and White Oak
- Van Nuys - between I-405 (the San Diego Freeway) and Hazeltine Avenue
- Valley Glen - between Hazeltine Avenue and CA 170 (the Hollywood Freeway)
- North Hollywood - between CA 170 (the Hollywood Freeway) and Clybourn Avenue
- Burbank - between Clybourn Avenue and Allen Street
- Glendale - between Allen Street and Riverside Drive/Sonora Avenue
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