Columbus is divided into five geographic areas:
Downtown,  also sometimes called "Uptown" (though "Uptown" is actually the title given to both a nonprofit organization operating to encourage area growth and development or "urban renewal" in the city and also to the actual physical area of that development itself, which is an expanding subsection of the downtown district located in the areas from Broadway to the Chattahoochee River) is the city's central business district, and home to multiple historic districts, homes, and churches, such as the Columbus Historic Riverfront Industrial District, the Mott House, and the Church of the Holy Family.

East Columbus is a predominantly residential area located east of MidTown.

MidTown is a residential and commercial area located directly east of Downtown; several historic districts have been designated.
It is the location of the corporate headquarters of Aflac.

North Columbus, also called Northside, is a diverse suburban area, home to established neighborhoods and subdivisions, such as Green Island Hills and Oldtown.
It has multiple shopping and lifestyle areas.

South Columbus is situated just south of the MidTown region, and directly north of Fort Benning.
It is the site of the National Infantry Museum, honoring the history of infantry forces in the U.S. Army.
The museum was located here in an effort to introduce jobs and attract visitors to stimulate a variety of activities.
It has had bars, honky tonks, and other businesses that appeal to young male soldiers from Fort Benning.
Columbus is divided into five geographic areas:
Downtown,  also sometimes called "Uptown" (though "Uptown" is actually the title given to both a nonprofit organization operating to encourage area growth and development or "urban renewal" in the city and also to the actual physical area of that development itself, which is an expanding subsection of the downtown district located in the areas from Broadway to the Chattahoochee River) is the city's central business district, and home to multiple historic districts, homes, and churches, such as the Columbus Historic Riverfront Industrial District, the Mott House, and the Church of the Holy Family.
East Columbus is a predominantly residential area located east of MidTown.
MidTown is a residential and commercial area located directly east of Downtown; several historic districts have been designated. It is the location of the corporate headquarters of Aflac.
North Columbus, also called Northside, is a diverse suburban area, home to established neighborhoods and subdivisions, such as Green Island Hills and Oldtown. It has multiple shopping and lifestyle areas.
South Columbus is situated just south of the MidTown region, and directly north of Fort Benning. It is the site of the National Infantry Museum, honoring the history of infantry forces in the U.S. Army. The museum was located here in an effort to introduce jobs and attract visitors to stimulate a variety of activities. It has had bars, honky tonks, and other businesses that appeal to young male soldiers from Fort Benning.
Columbus, Georgia