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- filop
- Contributions:1
As I understand it, the city has chosen not to get involved in defining the exact borders of the neighborhoods. So, there is no real answer -- it's either 75th or 80th.
- Amy Bohutinsky, "AmyB"
- Contributions:26
fwiw, Zillow labels homes 76th street and North as Greenwood, 75th street and South as Phinney. But sounds like it's a little fluid.
- naes
- Contributions:5
Actually, if you look at http://clerk.ci.seattle.wa.us/~public/nmaps/fullcit2.htm, you'll see that the city does indeed define neighborhood borders. According to the city, Phinney Ridge ends at 75th.
- Dave Andersson, "Dave Andersson"
- Contributions:2
I think 80th is more of a defined border, 75th is right in the heart of Phinney Ridge.
- Sam DeBord, "SeattleHome.com"
- Contributions:3471
You'd be surprised at how far off the city is from what residents claim (see North Wallingford/South Green Lake). 75th seems to fit, but you'll probably find plenty of residents North to 80th that claim Phinney.
What is the northern border of the Phinney Ridge neighborhood?
I have heard N 80th, but some people say N 75th.
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