Editing Shreveport, Louisiana (section)

====Neighborhoods====
Shreveport encompasses many areas, neighborhoods, and districts. The busiest thoroughfares and areas of Shreveport are the Youree Drive area (named for [[Peter Youree]]), the Shreveport Downtown Riverfront, and Highland neighborhood. All of the busiest areas are located in Eastern Shreveport, nearby or along the Red River. Below is a list of areas in the Shreveport area of Caddo Parish:
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* Acadiana Place
* Allendale
* Allendale-Lakeside, interloop of neighborhoods
* Anderson Island
* Azalea Gardens
* Braemar Estates
* Broadmoor
* Broadmoor Terrace
* Brunswick Place
* Caddo Heights
* Cedar Grove
* Chapel Creek
* Cherokee Park
* Cooper Road
* Crescent Wood
* Cross Lake, some not in city
* Dixie Gardens
* Eden Gardens
* Ellerbe Road Estates
* Ellerbe Woods
* Evangeline Oaks
* Fairfield Heights
* Forbing
* Fox Crossing
* Garden Valley
* Glen Iris
* Greenbrook
* The Haven
* Hidden Trace
* Hideaway Harbor
* Highland
* Hollywood
* Hollywood Heights
* Huntington
* Ingleside
* Jackson Square
* Jewella-South Park
* Hyde Park
* [[Lakeside, Shreveport, Louisiana|Lakeside]]
* Lakeside Acres
* Lakeside on Long Lake
* Ledbetter Heights or The Bottoms
* Long Lake Estates
* Lynbrook
* Madison Park
* [[Mooretown, Shreveport, Louisiana|Mooretown]]
* Norris Ferry Crossing
* Norris Ferry Estates
* Norris Ferry Landing
* North Highlands
* Parkside
* Pines Road
* Pierremont
* Pierremont Place
* Pierremont Ridge
* Provenance
* Queensborough
* St. Charles Place
* Shreve Island
* Shreve Lake Estates
* South Broadmoor
* South Highlands
* Southern Hills
* Southern Trace
* Spring Lake
* Stoner Hill
* Sunset Acres
* Towne South
* Twelve Oaks
* Shadow Pines Estates
* Steeple Chase
* Stoner Hill
* University Terrace
* Waterside
* West End
* Western Hills
* Wright Island
* Yarborough
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File:Robinson Place, Shreveport, LA IMG 1578.JPG|Robinson Place in Shreveport, former home of physician and developer George W. Robinson; later the residence of Douglas and Lucille Lee, owners of Lee Hardware Company
File:Barrett House in Shreveport, LA IMG 1581.JPG|Historic residence of late Louisiana [[Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana|Lieutenant Governor]] Thomas Charles Barret at Fairfield and Prospect
File:Walker House in Shreveport, LA IMG 1579.JPG|Walker House on Fairfield Avenue was once the home of the [[Coca-Cola]] bottler Zehntner Biedenharn.
File:Bliss-Hoyer House, Shreveport, LA IMG 1580.JPG|Bliss-Hoyer House, built by Abel and Nettie Bliss, was later the home of Ewald Max Hoyer, the first mayor of [[Bossier City, Louisiana|Bossier City]], who continued to reside in Shreveport.
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