Editing Luray, Virginia (section)

==Neighborhoods==
[[File:2016-07-19 15 06 15 View east along U.S. Route 211 Business (Main Street) at Bank Street in Luray, Page County, Virginia.jpg|thumb|Main Street in Luray]]
[[File:Belle Brown Northcott Memorial - Luray, Virginia - Stierch.jpg|upright|thumbnail|Belle Brown Northcott Memorial – also known as The Luray Singing Tower]]
Well over three quarters of the town's population lives in one of the several planned neighborhoods of Luray. Each neighborhood serves as a landmark to the residents of Luray, often citing their neighborhoods as their residence.
* Boomfield—Located along in the southeastern part of Luray, namely the numbered streets.
* Cedar Knolls—An affluent neighborhood, located above Hilldale, but not a part of it.
* Court Street—A neighborhood of houses and streets branching off of Court Street and South Court Street Extended.
* Downtown—The downtown district along Main Street.
* [[Fairview, Page County, Virginia|Fairview]]—Far eastern portions of Luray, from East Luray Shopping Center eastward toward Fairview Grocery and the town line.
* [[Forest Hills, Virginia|Forest Hills]]—An affluent neighborhood located in the southwestern portion of the town. The roads within the neighborhood have medians with trees planted in them.
* Golf Course/Oh Shenandoah!—An affluent neighborhood located along the Luray Caverns Country Club golf course. Homes are often overly extravagant and some are not lived in full-time.
* Hawksbill Heights—A neighborhood above the Hawksbill Creek, very near Luray Middle School.
* [[Hilldale, Virginia|Hilldale]]—An affluent neighborhood in the east-central portion of the town.
* Husdon—The subdivision between Forest Hills and the Hawksbill Creek in the southwestern portion of the town.
* Old Farms—A subdivision just outside the town limits, yet still referred to as within town limits.
* [[Spring View, Virginia|Springview]]—A neighborhood in the far northeastern reaches of the town limits, just across Route 211 from Old Farms. The roads within the neighborhood have medians with trees planted in them.
* [[Westlu, Virginia|West Lu]]—A housing development located in western Luray. It is near the Luray Airport and Luray Caverns.
* West Main Street / Bixler's Ferry-Known as "The Hill" to locals. It is the group of neighborhoods located between Downtown and Luray Caverns.
* [[Woodland Park, Page County, Virginia|Woodland Park]]—A neighborhood in the northernmost reaches of the town limits and includes both sides of Route 211. Named for the park that was once in the middle of the loop of Rosser Dr. and Stover St., which included a public pool. A small park remains. Across 211, there are duplexes as well as homes, and are considered to be in Woodland Park.