Once a working class neighborhood, most of this community has been re-designed into the west bank for the U of M. A large Somali community is concentrated in the remaining homes. Many businesses and housing projects for the U of M (or resultant from the U of M) are present here.

housing projects for the U of M (or resultant from the U of M) are present here.

A dense, historic neighborhood next to the CBD, Elliot Park is an area of old rowhouse, apartments, and recent condominiums from the resurgence of inner Minneapolis during the 1990s.

Working class neighborhood north of downtown; I-35 passes through. A site of some poverty and distressed commercial property, there is some promise with recent redevelopment and the community organizations that have proven active in this part of Minneapolis.

organizations that have proven active in this part of Minneapolis.

Neighborhood immediately north of the U of M in Minneapolis. Includes Dinkytown, the large student community that dominates the area.

Other neighborhood photos that are too few to validate a seperate album.

An eastern Minneapolis neighborhood between the U of M and Saint Paul. Centered along University Avenue, Prospect Park was built around the highest geographical point in the city, where the Prospect Park Water Tower (or the "Witch's Hat" to locals) was built.

Park Water Tower (or the "Witch's Hat" to locals) was built.

St. Anthony is the most historic area of Minneapolis, where the original village of the same name began and was absorbed into Minneapolis. The Milling District is also part of this area, where Minneapolis once ruled an empire of flour. Although the area has lost its economic power, it still has a great deal of charm and history that the city is working to renovate into new parks and condominiums.

Minneapolis once ruled an empire of flour. Although the area has lost its economic power, it still has a great deal of charm and history that the city is working to renovate into new parks and condominiums.

Small neighborhood straddled along I-35, just to the sourtwest of downtown. Home of "Eat Street", the stretch of Nicollet that has become replete with exotic restaurants and eateries.

These four neighborhoods are bunched together as they all incorporate parts of Uptown, Minneapolis' most trendy shopping district.

These two neighborhoods are bunched together as they all make up the Minneapolis CBD.

These two neighborhoods are bunched together as they all make up the Minneapolis CBD.

Immediately south of downtown, this area includes the very popular Loring Park, The Basilica of Saint Mary, and some of the most dense residential areas in the city.

The collective Phillips area, one of the most historically recognized concentrated centers of poverty in the Minneapolis area. The neighborhood has rebounded to a degree, though some distress is still prevalent.

prevalent.