North Charlotte
- Derita, centered on the Derita mineral spring, is located north of I-85 along West Sugar Creek Road.
- Highland Creek is a planned community West of Concord Mills and I-85, east of Eastfield Road and north of Mallard Creek.
- NoDa, a former mill village previously called North Charlotte, is located along North Davidson Street.
- University City is the portion of Charlotte in the extreme northeast around UNC Charlotte.
- Northlake is located near the mall of the same name.
- Oakdale is located along Oakdale Rd.
- Eastfield/Prosperity is the area bordered by Eastfield Road, Brown Road and Prosperity Church Rd
- Hidden Valley is located along Sugar Creek Rd south of I-85.
- Tryon Hills is area surrounding North Tryon St just northeast of Uptown.
- Pleasant Grove is located along Pleasant Grove Rd
- Croft, area located along Old Statesville Rd and Sugar Creek Rd between Hucks R and West W.T Harris
- Coulwood is located near Coulwood park and Bellhaven Rd
- Sunset Hills is located near Sunset Hills golf course and along Sunset Rd and I-77
- Newell is located along Old Concord Rd
- Wilson heights is the area surrounding the intersection of Statesville Rd and Nevin Rd
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