Syracuse, New York, is home to a wide variety of neighborhoods, each with its own unique character and charm. Some of the most notable neighborhoods include the 15th Ward, Armory Square, Ashworth Place, Back of the Valley, Beech Street, Bellevue, Berkley Park, Brighton, Brooklyn, Butternut Circle, Court-Woodlawn, Columbus Circle, Downtown Syracuse, Eastwood, Elmwood, Far Westside, Franklin Square, Galeville, Genesee-Grand, Hawley-Green, Hunters Square, Inner Harbor, Lakefront, Lincoln Hill, Little Italy, Lyncourt, Meadowbrook, Montgomery Street-Columbus Circle, Near Eastside, Near Northeast, Near Westside, North Valley, Northside, Outer Comstock, Park Avenue, Prospect Hill, Salt Springs, Scottholm, Sedgwick, Skunk City, Skytop, South Campus, South Valley, Southwest, Strathmore, Syracuse University, Tipperary Hill, University Hill, University Neighborhood, Valley, Washington Square, Westcott, Westside, and Woodland Reservoir. Additional neighborhoods include Winkworth, East Genesee Street, East Colvin, East Brighton, Eastwood Heights, Eastwood Park, Eastwood South, Eastwood West, Eastwood North, Eastwood East, Eastwood Central, Eastwood Gardens, Eastwood Highlands, Eastwood Meadows, Eastwood Terrace, Eastwood Valley, Eastwood Village, Eastwood Woods, Eastwood Estates, Eastwood Hills, Eastwood Knolls, Eastwood Lakes, Eastwood Manor, Eastwood Pines, Eastwood Ridge, Eastwood Shores, Eastwood Springs, Eastwood Summit, Eastwood Trails, Eastwood View, Eastwood Vista, Eastwood Park, Eastwood Place, Eastwood Point, Eastwood Plaza, Eastwood Heights, Eastwood Hills, Eastwood Knolls, Eastwood Lakes, Eastwood Manor, Eastwood Meadows, and Eastwood Oaks. Together, these neighborhoods create a rich and diverse community that defines Syracuse's unique identity.