Every Portland address belongs to one Council district. Each district elects three councilors, but directional labels and neighborhood names are only a guide near district lines.
Official boundary geometry · labels and landmarks are for orientation
Neighborhoods are shown for orientation. Some are divided between Council districts; enter an address to confirm your district.
Portland’s easternmost district, spanning East Portland north and south of Burnside. It includes all or parts of Lents, Parkrose, Hazelwood, Powellhurst-Gilbert, Centennial, Wilkes, Argay Terrace, and surrounding neighborhoods.
Argay Terrace · Centennial · Glenfair · Hazelwood · Lents · Mill Park · Parkrose · …
Most of North Portland and a broad stretch of Northeast Portland, from St. Johns, Hayden Island, and Kenton through Cully, Hollywood, Lloyd, Roseway, and surrounding neighborhoods.
Alameda · Arbor Lodge · Beaumont-Wilshire · Boise · Bridgeton · Cathedral Park · Concordia · …
Inner and mid-Southeast plus a substantial section of Northeast Portland. It reaches north through areas including Kerns, Laurelhurst, North Tabor, Rose City Park, Roseway, Madison South, and part of Beaumont-Wilshire; east to Montavilla; and south to Brentwood-Darlington.
Ardenwald-Johnson Creek · Beaumont-Wilshire · Brentwood-Darlington · Brooklyn · Buckman · Creston-Kenilworth · Foster-Powell · …
West Portland, including downtown, Northwest, and Southwest, plus inner Southeast areas including Sellwood-Moreland, Eastmoreland, Reed, and parts of Brooklyn, Woodstock, and Ardenwald-Johnson Creek.
Ardenwald-Johnson Creek · Arlington Heights · Arnold Creek · Ashcreek-Crestwood · Bridlemile · Brooklyn · Collins View · …
Portland has four districts. Each district elects three councilors to write laws, adopt the budget, and oversee City policy.
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Official boundary geometry · labels and landmarks are for orientation
