Colloquial neighbourhood names
North End Halifax, north of North Street to Seaview Park
West End, Halifax, West of Windsor Street, between North and South Streets to Joseph Howe Drive
Quinpool District, Shopping and Dining area
South End Halifax, South of South Street to Point Pleasant Park
Spring Garden, shopping and dining area
Central Halifax, the original city, between North Street and South Street, from Lower-Water Street to Windsor Street
Official neighbourhood names
(including former villages, residential neighbourhoods; and modern names of housing developments and industrial parks)
Armdale, village neighbourhood
Bayer's Lake
Beechwood Park
Boulderwood
Bridgeview
Clayton Park
Convoy Place
Cowie Hill
Fairmount
Fairview,village neighbourhood
Fernleigh
Green Acres
Hydrostone post Halifax Explosion re-development neighbourhood
Jollimore, village neighbourhood
Kent Park
Leiblin Park
Melville Cove
Mulgrave Park, housing development in Mulgrave district
Rockingham, village neighbourhood
Sherwood Heights
Spryfield, village neighbourhood
Thornhill
Wedgewood
Westmount Subdivision
Historic neighbourhood names
Africville, now Seaview Park
Richmond, now The North End east of Novalea Drive facing the harbour.

Mulgrave (Halifax), north of Duffus Street, east of Göttingen Street in the North End.

Needham (Halifax), now The Hydrostone and much of the North End west of Novalea Drive.

Dutch Village, The West End west of Windsor Street
Fort Massey, East of Robie Street from Duke Street to South Street
Richmond, Needham and Mulgrave were voting district names.
Historically, these working-class Catholic neighbourhoods used their parish names: Saint Stephen's, Saint Joeseph's, Saint Patrick's.
Today they are the integrated and prosperous North End; the neighbourhood names are no longer in common use and the parish boundaries no longer exist.
Colloquial neighbourhood names
North End Halifax, north of North Street to Seaview Park
West End, Halifax, West of Windsor Street, between North and South Streets to Joseph Howe Drive
Quinpool District, Shopping and Dining area
South End Halifax, South of South Street to Point Pleasant Park
Spring Garden, shopping and dining area
Central Halifax, the original city, between North Street and South Street, from Lower-Water Street to Windsor Street
Official neighbourhood names
(including former villages, residential neighbourhoods; and modern names of housing developments and industrial parks)
Armdale, village neighbourhood
Bayer's Lake
Beechwood Park
Boulderwood
Bridgeview
Clayton Park
Convoy Place
Cowie Hill
Fairmount
Fairview,village neighbourhood
Fernleigh
Green Acres
Hydrostone post Halifax Explosion re-development neighbourhood
Jollimore, village neighbourhood
Kent Park
Leiblin Park
Melville Cove
Mulgrave Park, housing development in Mulgrave district
Rockingham, village neighbourhood
Sherwood Heights
Spryfield, village neighbourhood
Thornhill
Wedgewood
Westmount Subdivision
Historic neighbourhood names
Africville, now Seaview Park
Richmond, now The North End east of Novalea Drive facing the harbour.
Mulgrave (Halifax), north of Duffus Street, east of Göttingen Street in the North End.
Needham (Halifax), now The Hydrostone and much of the North End west of Novalea Drive.
Dutch Village, The West End west of Windsor Street
Fort Massey, East of Robie Street from Duke Street to South Street
Richmond, Needham and Mulgrave were voting district names. Historically, these working-class Catholic neighbourhoods used their parish names: Saint Stephen's, Saint Joeseph's, Saint Patrick's. Today they are the integrated and prosperous North End; the neighbourhood names are no longer in common use and the parish boundaries no longer exist.
History of Halifax (former city)