Communities and Neighborhoods in Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Fort Lauderdale is known as the "Venice of America" because of it's intricate and expansive canal system. The downtown area of Fort Lauderdale The downtown area is the largest in Broward County, and is home to many new hotels and high-rise condominium developments. Fort Lauderdale is adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean, and it includes 7 miles of beaches. Fort Lauderdale is a friendly and unique city that many people are glad to call their home.

Neighborhoods in Fort Lauderdale inlclude Bal Harbour, Bay Colony, Bay Colony Club, Bermuda Riviera, Beverly Heights, Birch Park (Finger Streets), Boulevard Park (Isles), Breakwater Surf (Club), Central Beach, Chula Vista Isles, City View, Colee Hammock, Coral Ridge, Coral Ridge Country Club, Coral Ridge Isles, Coral Shores, Croissant Park, Dillard Park, Dolphin Isles, Dorsey Riverbend, Downtown Fort Lauderdale, Durrs, Edgewood, Flagler Village, Flamingo Park, Galt Ocean Mile, Golden Heights, Harbor Beach, Harbor Drive, Harbordale, Harbour Inlet, Harbour Isles, Hendricks and Venice Isles, Himmarshee Village (Historic District), Home Beautiful Park, Idlewyld, Imperial Point, Knoll Ridge, Lake Aire-Palm View, Lake Estates, Lake Ridge, Landings, Las Olas Isles, Lauderdale Beach, Lauderdale Harbours, Lauderdale Isles, Lauderdale Manors, Lauderdale West, Laudergate Isles, Lofts of Palm Aire Village, Melrose Manors, Melrose Park, Middle River Terrace, Montego Bay, Navarro Isle, North Beach Island, North Golf Estates, Nurmi Isles, Oak River, Palm Aire Village East, Palm Aire Village West, Poinciana Park, Poinsettia Heights, Progresso Village, Rio Vista, River Garden/Sweeting Estates, River Oaks, River Run, Riverland, Riverland Manors, Riverland Village, Riverland Woods, Riverlandings, Riverside Park, Riviera Isles, Rock Island, Sailboat Bend, Seven Isles, Shady Banks, South (Lauderdale) Beach, South Middle River, Sunrise Intracoastal, Sunrise Key, Sunset, Tarpon River, Twin Lakes North, Victoria Park.