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Neighborhoods13

No.01
Gushan District

Museum District

美術館特區

A Museum District neighbourhood full of children, with the children's art museum right on the doorstep

No.02
Gushan District

Nong 16

農16

A new neighbourhood by a 10-hectare forest park, with lots of children

No.03
Zuoying District

Kaohsiung Arena

巨蛋

Ruifeng Night Market opens five nights a week, right next to Kaohsiung Arena

No.04
Zuoying District

Zuoying HSR

左營高鐵

Three rail systems at one station, with Banping Mountain right behind it

No.05
Yancheng District

Yancheng, Pier-2 & Hamasen

鹽埕・駁二・哈瑪星

Old port warehouses turned art spaces, next to the ferry pier and old shophouses

No.06
Qianjin District

Qianjin & Love River

前金・愛河

On the east bank of the Love River, where banks sit beside the old city council building

No.07
Xinxing District

Xinxing & Central Park

新興・中央公園

Next to Central Park, a city centre dense with small shops

No.08
Lingya District

Cultural Center

文化中心

Students practising dance in the lobby, with an arts market at weekends — the Cultural Center

No.09
Lingya District

Sanduo

三多商圈

At the foot of the 85 Sky Tower, a department store district with markets and a night market

No.10
Qianzhen District

Dream Mall & Qianzhen

夢時代/前鎮

A new district on old industrial land — new buildings, wide roads, not many residents yet

No.11
Xiaogang District

Xiaogang Centre

小港市區

A residential strip by the airport, with the Hanmin Road night market and parks

No.12
Fengshan District

Fengshan Station

鳳山車站/中山路

Old town of the Qing-dynasty county seat, with MRT, TRA and night market all within walking distance

No.13
Sanmin District

Sanmin Houyi

三民・後驛

Behind Kaohsiung Main Station, a clothing district and streets with many older residents

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About this guide

Start with the neighborhoods people actually name. Boundaries follow the streets locals use.

How it's computed

Neighborhood boundaries follow named streets. Most are a union of villages (MOI village boundaries), counted in when more than half a village's area falls inside; a few with an official gazetted extent — Taichung's Seventh Zone, Xinyi Planning District, Banqiao's Xinban — are traced directly along street centrelines. A grid cell belongs to a neighborhood when its centre falls inside; values are the mean of those cells; relative position compares neighborhoods within one city only — never against districts, never across cities. Metrics with fewer than 30 cells show “Not enough data”.