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is a neighbourhood in the heart of Vancouver's west side that is distinguished by tree-lined streets and historic homes on sizable lots.

is Vancouver's central commercial centre, which includes high-rise buildings and apartments as well as workplaces and well-liked entertainment venues.

is a wealthy neighbourhood in the west of the city that is mostly made up of single-family homes. Reserve #2 of the Musqueam Indian Band is also located in the neighbourhood.

well-known attractions and the South Granville commercial area are both located in Fairview. The Vancouver General Hospital is located in this neighbourhood, along with a number of other medical facilities.

is an established community in east Vancouver that is made up of a variety of businesses, industries, single-family homes, and multi-family buildings. It has a vibrant ethnic heritage.

is one of Vancouver's oldest neighbourhoods, it’s primarily residential with a busy commercial strip along Hastings Street. Hastings Park and the Pacific National Exhibition are two further notable attractions.

is Located in the heart of east Vancouver, its one of the city's most diverse neighbourhoods. Trout Lake is located there.

cuts through the predominantly residential neighbourhood of Kerrisdale, which also houses the Kerrisdale Village shopping centre.

is in the southeast portion of the city, is made up of mostly single-family homes, while there are a few multi-family homes, townhouses, and high-rises in the nearby Fraserlands development.

is a neighbourhood noted for its well-liked beaches, and it is situated along the southern end of English Bay.

is a neighbourhood with a wide range of residential street types, from low-density to high-density, as well as numerous commercial streets. A Musqueam settlement previously stood there.

is well-known for its quirky shops, historic structures, creative population, and festivals that emphasize the arts.

is mostly a residential area and the centre of Vancouver's Jewish community. It is well known as the home of Oakridge Mall.

is a sizable neighbourhood, which is largely residential in East Vancouver.

has a large number of the city's vintage and antique stores in the heart of Vancouver. At the summit of Little Mountain, the neighbourhood is home to the city's highest point.

is an affluent neighbourhood that is primarily residential and has many large detached homes from the first part of the 20th century.

is one of Vancouver's tiniest neighbourhoods. It is home to a number of medical facilities, including Canadian Blood Services, BC Women's Hospital, and BC Children's Hospital.

is one of the older neighbourhoods in the city, spread out with a mix of homes and apartments. The British, Irish, Russian, Croat, Greek, Scandinavian, Japanese, and Chinese communities of Vancouver have long called it home.

is a working-class neighbourhood with a wide variety of ethnicities. It is made up of single-family homes, low-rise flats, and little retail establishments. Little India (Punjabi Market) is located there, and it is the hub of the Indo-Canadian community in Vancouver.

is a multicultural neighbourhood with a sizable Indo-Canadian community that combines residential and retail construction. The south side, which was once an industrial hub, is gradually being transformed into a neighbourhood for homes.

the city's first gay neighbourhood, is located in the West End.

has both homes and businesses, with a mix of single-detached homes and apartments.