Neighborhoods of Tel Aviv

The city of Tel Aviv-Yafo is subdivided into four quarters, which are further divided into neighborhoods.^{[dubious – discuss][citation needed]}

Map of Tel Aviv with the nine quarters from the 2014 municipal development plan

Quarters

The quarters of Tel Aviv are as follows.^{[1][clarification needed]}

Name	In Hebrew	Area	Population (estimated, ca. 2021)	Density per sq. km
North / Trans-Yarkon	צפון / עבר הירקון	22 km2 (8.5 sq mi)	123,000	5,591
Center	מרכז	13 km2 (5.0 sq mi)	170,000	13,077
Jaffa and South	יפו ודרום	10 km2 (3.9 sq mi)	85,000	8,500
East	מזרח	8.5 km2 (3.3 sq mi)	82,000	9,647

Neighborhoods

Below is the list of neighborhoods, arranged geographically from north to south, then from west to east.

Northwest

Ramat Aviv

Residential

• Azorei Hen (אזורי חן), Areas of Grace
• Kokhav HaTzafon (כוכב הצפון), Northern Star
• Shikun Lamed (שיכון למד), L Neighborhood
• Migdalei Ne'eman (מגדלי נאמן) Faithful Towers
• Neve Avivim (נווה אביבים), Springs Oasis (also known as Ramat Aviv Bet/ 2)
• Nofei Yam (נופי ים) Sea view
• Ramat Aviv Aleph (רמת אביב א'), Spring Height 1
• Ramat Aviv Gimmel (רמת אביב ג'), Spring Height 3
• Ramat Aviv HaHadasha (רמת אביב החדשה), New Spring Height

Non-residential regions

• Museum campus
• Tel Aviv University Campus
• Yarkon Park (Park Ha-Yarkon officially Ganei Yehoshua/ Joshua Gardens)

Northeast

Residential

• Ganei Tzahala (גני צהלה), Gardens of Joy
• HaMishtalah (המשתלה), The [Plant] Nursery
• Hadar Yosef (הדר יוסף), Glory of Joseph (Elishar)
• Ma'oz Aviv (מעוז אביב), Spring Fortress
• Ne'ot Afeka (נאות אפקה), Beautiful Pastures
• Neve Sharret (נוה שרת), (Moshe) Sharett Oasis
• Ramat HaHayal (רמת החייל), Soldier's Hill (also known as (רמת החי"ל), HIL (acronym for the Jewish Brigade) Height)
• Ramot Tzahala (רמות צהלה), Heights of IDF-Joy (Portmanteau from IDF and Joy)
• Revivim (רביבים),Mild rainstorms
• Shikun Dan (שיכון דן), Dan Neighborhood
• Tel Baruch (תל ברוך), (Mordechai Joseph) Baruch Hill
• Tzahala (צהלה), Portmanteau from IDF and Joy
• Yisgav (ישגב), He will be Great

Non-residential regions

• Kiryat Atidim (קריית עתידים), Campus of the Future

Central

Residential

• HaTzafon HaYashan (הצפון הישן), The Old North
• Yehuda HaMaccabi (יהודה המכבי) Judah the Maccabi
• Montefiore (מונטיפיורי), (Moses) Montefiore
• Lev HaIr (לב העיר), The City Center/Core, lit. Heart of the City
• Kerem Hatemanim (כרם התימנים), Yemenites Vineyard
• Bavli, (בבלי) Babylonian (Talmud)
• Tzamarot Ayalon (צמרות איילון), Ayalon Treetops
• Giv'at Amal Bet (גבעת עמל ב'), Workers Hill B
• Neve Tzedek (נווה צדק), Oasis of Justice
• Shabazi (שבזי), (Shalom) Shabazi
• Ohel Moshe (אהל משה), Moshe Tent (merged with Neve Tzedek)

Non-residential regions

• HaRakevet (הרכבת), The Train
• HaKirya (הקרייה), The (Government) Campus
• Menashiya (מנשייה)

Southwest

Old Jaffa

• Old Jaffa (יפו העתיקה), Old Jaffa
• Yafo C (יפו דרום), Jaffa South
• Giv'at HaTmarim (גבעת התמרים), Dates Hill
• Ajami (עג'מי), (Ibrahim) al-Ajami
• Tzahalon (צהלון), Rejoice
• Givat Aliyah (גבעת עלייה), Aliyah Hill = Elevation's Hill

South

Florentin, Tel Aviv

• Florentin (פלורנטין)
• Neve Sha'anan (נווה שאנן), Serenity's Oasis / Peaceful Abode
• Neve Ofer (נווה עופר), (Avraham) Ofer Oasis, also Tel Kabir^[2]
• Kiryat Shalom (קריית שלום), City of Peace
• Shapira (שפירא), (Meir Gezl) Shapira^[3]
• Giv'at Herzl (גבעת הרצל), Herzl Hill
• Abu Kabir (אבו כביר), named after Tall al Kabir, Egypt ^[4]
• American–German Colony (המושבה האמריקאית-גרמנית)

Aerial view of Yad Eliyahu

Southeast

• Nahalat Yitzhak (נחלת יצחק), Yitzchak's (Spektor) Estate
• Bitzaron (ביצרון), Little Fortress
• Ramat Yisrael (רמת ישראל), Israel (Rokach) Heights
• Tel Haim (תל חיים), Haim (Chisin) Hill
• Yad Eliyahu (יד אליהו), Eliyahu (Golomb) Memorial
• Ramat HaTayasim (רמת הטייסים), Pilots' Height
• Neve Tzahal (נוה צה"ל), Oasis of the IDF
• Kfar Shalem (כפר שלם), Peaceful Village
• HaArgazim (הארגזים), The Crates
• Shkhunat HaTikva (שכונת התקווה), The Hope Quarter
• Neve Barbur (נווה בארבור), Swan Oasis / Swan's Abode
• Ezra (עזרא), named after biblical Ezra, the scribe