Central Santa Ana
Metro Classic
A centrally located neighborhood known for its close connection to Santa Ana’s civic core, traditional residential streets, and long-standing community pride.
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Santa Ana’s neighborhoods tell the story of the city
Explore the neighborhoods represented in this initial G7 website draft. Each card opens a short profile designed in the style of a professional project portfolio.
Citywide map
All of Santa Ana, at a glance.
The City of Santa Ana’s official Council Wards and Neighborhoods map shows how the city’s 65 recognized neighborhoods fit together across the six council wards. Use it for orientation, then explore the individual neighborhood profiles below.
Historic residential character
Young Square
A cozy neighborhood of 100 homes in northeast Santa Ana, where El Camino Real once ran and the Wells Fargo Pony Express stopped.
View Neighborhood →Community neighborhood
Meredith Park
A Santa Ana neighborhood shaped by local families, community connection, and access to nearby schools, parks, and everyday services.
View Neighborhood →Residential community
Meredith Terrace
A residential neighborhood representing the day-to-day fabric of Santa Ana life and the importance of neighborhood-level advocacy.
View Neighborhood →Established neighborhood
Republic Homes
A close-knit residential neighborhood of 127 homes built in the late 1960s along Bristol Street, near South Coast Plaza.
View Neighborhood →Historic neighborhood
Park Santiago
Historically known as “the Northside,” a former sea of citrus, walnut and avocado groves that grew into a mix of early Craftsman, revival, and post-war homes.
View Neighborhood →Historic district character
Wilshire Square
One of the earliest recognized neighborhood associations, with more than six hundred homes and an eye-pleasing diversity of 1920s architectural styles.
View Neighborhood →Historic and civic center
Downtown
Santa Ana’s historic downtown is a cultural, civic, and architectural center anchored by landmark buildings, restaurants, arts, and public life.
View Neighborhood →Nationally recognized historic district
Floral Park
Every neighborhood has a story. In Santa Ana, Floral Park’s story is written in its historic homes, its towering trees, and the generations of families who have walked its streets.
View Neighborhood →Historic residential neighborhood
West Floral Park
A neighborhood with beautiful residential architecture, mature landscaping, and a strong tradition of neighborhood stewardship.
View Neighborhood →Historic residential area
Fisher Park
A neighborhood valued for its residential character, neighborhood organization, and proximity to Santa Ana’s park and civic assets.
View Neighborhood →Neighborhood identity
Santa Ana Triangle
A charming and historic community in the heart of Santa Ana, known for its tree-lined streets, beautiful homes, and strong sense of community.
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Sunwood Central
A community-focused neighborhood representing the diversity, everyday livability, and local leadership found across Santa Ana.
View Neighborhood →Southern Santa Ana
South Coast
A neighborhood connected to Santa Ana’s southern corridor, business districts, and residential communities.
View Neighborhood →Neighborhood heritage
Casa de Santiago
A neighborhood with a strong local identity and connection to Santa Ana’s broader story of families, homes, and civic participation.
View Neighborhood →Residential neighborhood
Meredith Parkwood
A neighborhood emphasizing residential stability, local safety, and the value of organized neighborhood engagement.
View Neighborhood →National Register Historic District
French Park
One of Santa Ana’s nationally recognized historic districts, known for 19th-century homes and its enduring architectural character.
View Neighborhood →Residential community
Windsor Village
A Santa Ana neighborhood representing the importance of community leadership, quality of life, and neighborhood collaboration.
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