View Oakland Districts in a larger map
I based mine on a Google map by mathew, which was based on Districts defined by the Oakland Street Tree Selections. I'm still cleaning it up some, but the basic shapes are probably familiar to anyone who's looked at any aspect of Oakland city planning. Some of the names suggest interesting possibilities for news reports to use as a minimum reference as suggested in the earlier post. Well, except Central East Oakland and Central. But certainly better than labeling all news as being in Oakland or East Oakland. Thoughts?
The shapes and names may also be familiar from this poster that dc at Fragmentary Evidence spotted in a shop window:
Very similar to the OMCA neighborhoods map, right down to the names and the orientation with north not straight up. Kind of a cool design, but I still don't like all the names.
Cool design but makes no sense.
ReplyDeleteFor about 5 years I told everyone I lived in the Dimond District. THEN, I found out I really lived in the Bret Harte corridor, a virtual no mans land between the Dimond and Laurel districts that no one claims.
I'd say you lived in the Dimond, and who knows Oakland maps better? :-)
ReplyDeleteThose are the City Council Districts names', not actual neighborhoods. I am hoping to see one with a more detailed breakdown soon.
ReplyDelete@David - if you want more detail, check out the neighborhoods map I put together last year.
ReplyDeleteCheck out my in progress project. OaklandDistricts.com
ReplyDelete@Copland - cool! Though it should be "Dimond" not "Diamond" on the map :-)
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