West Charlotte
- Ashley Park is the area between Ashley Rd and Freedom Dr
- Berry Hill is a neighborhood located in the extreme west bordering Gaston County near the Charlotte-Douglas International Airport.
- Biddleville, in west Charlotte along Beatties Ford Rd, is a historically African-American neighborhood surrounding Johnson C. Smith University
- Clanton Park is located near the intersection of Clanton Rd and West Blvd and takes its name from the park named Clanton Park
- Coulwood is an area bounded by Brookshire Blvd. and Mount Holly Rd.
- Enderly Park is located in west Charlotte along Tuckaseegee Road between I-85 and Berryhill Rd
- Lincoln Heights is the area surrounding La Salle St between Statesville Ave and Beaties Ford Rd
- Oakview Terrace is the neighborhood surrounding the Brookshire freeway between Tennessee Ave and Rozelles Ferry Rd
- Paw Creek is a "Tank town", located in western Mecklenburg County bordering Gaston County
- Revolution Park is the area surrounding the intersection of West Blvd and Remount Rd west of Center City
- Shopton is the corridor of Shopton Rd near I-485 and Gaston County south of the airport
- Shuffletown area surrounds Bellhaven Rd and Mt. Holly-Huntersville Rd
- Thomasboro/Hoskins is a former mill town in west Charlotte, between Freedom Drive and N Hoskins Rd north of I-85
- Todd Park is located along Toddville Rd
- Washington Heights is a historic streetcar suburb north of Biddleville
- Wesley Heights is a historically registered neighborhood adjacent to uptown Charlotte
- Westerly Hills is the neighborhood surrounding Alleghany St
- Mountain Island Village is located in the extreme northwest along Brookshire Rd, I-485, and Mt. Holly-Huntersville Rd near Mountain Island Lake
- Yorkmount Park is the area surrounding the intersection of Tyvola Rd and Nations Ford Rd
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