Communities

Anaheim neighborhoods

Anaheim files its neighborhoods with the city as homeowner associations, and the city publishes the boundaries on its own GIS server. Every community below is one of those published polygons, used exactly as the city draws it, with its acreage, addresses, parcels, street miles, land use, parks and water measured against it. The register holds 203 entries and 50 are here. 4 are left out because the city's general plan gives the land inside them no residential designation at all, which is what an office park or an industrial block filed as an association looks like on this map: East Hills Park Assoc, Weir Canyon Tech Center HOA, La Palma/Miller Phase II Owners Association, Woodland Business Park Owners Association. 15 more are left out because the register files them under a company or a person rather than a place, several of those matching the Vietnamese given name Hoa against the abbreviation. 40 hold fewer than twenty-five addresses on the city's own address layer, which is below a neighborhood. The remaining 94 fell below the fifty largest, at a cut of 23.3 acres. Anaheim also publishes a separate Neighborhood layer of thirty-six areas named after street intersections rather than after communities. Those are not used here because the city gives them no association identity and no correspondence to these boundaries. The homeowner association layer carries a management contact field as well. Those details are never published here.