Knoxville Oak Ridge Tennessee US City Vector Map

Both Knoxville and Oak Ridge have various districts and neighborhoods, each with its own unique character, amenities, and charm.  Vectormap.Net provide you with the most accurate and up-to-date vector maps in Adobe Illustrator, PDF and other formats, designed for editing and printing. Please read the vector map descriptions carefully.  Here’s an overview of some key districts and neighborhoods in both cities:

Knoxville:

1. Downtown Knoxville:
   • This area is the heart of the city, known for its historic architecture, Market Square, and a vibrant arts and cultural scene.
   • Downtown offers a mix of residential spaces, restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues.
2. Old City:
   • Adjacent to downtown, the Old City is known for its nightlife, with numerous bars, clubs, and live music venues.
   • It has a blend of historic buildings and modern developments, attracting a diverse crowd.
3. Fort Sanders:
   • Home to the University of Tennessee, Fort Sanders is a student-centric neighborhood with a mix of housing options and local businesses.
   • The area has a lively atmosphere and is close to campus facilities.
4. Fourth and Gill:
   • A historic residential neighborhood featuring well-preserved Victorian and Craftsman-style homes.
   • Known for its sense of community, Fourth and Gill has local parks and is popular for its annual home tour.
5. Sequoyah Hills:
   • A more affluent residential area with tree-lined streets and upscale homes.
   • Situated along the Tennessee River, it offers scenic views and is known for its parks and outdoor spaces.

Oak Ridge:

1. The Secret City Center:
   • The historic center of Oak Ridge, initially developed as part of the Manhattan Project.
   • Features the Oak Ridge Playhouse, the American Museum of Science and Energy, and various government buildings.
2. Emory Valley:
   • A residential area with a mix of housing options, parks, and schools.
   • Offers a suburban atmosphere with convenient access to amenities.
3. Briarcliff:
   • Located near Oak Ridge Turnpike, Briarcliff is a neighborhood with diverse housing options.
   • It is known for its proximity to schools, shopping centers, and recreational areas.
4. West Outer Drive:
   • A residential area with tree-lined streets and mid-century homes.
   • West Outer Drive is known for its peaceful atmosphere and is close to natural attractions.
5. Woodland:
   • A neighborhood with a mix of housing styles, including single-family homes and townhouses.
   • Features parks and green spaces, providing residents with recreational opportunities.

These descriptions provide a snapshot of the diversity within Knoxville and Oak Ridge. Each neighborhood contributes to the overall character of the cities, offering residents a range of living experiences based on their preferences and needs. Additionally, both cities continue to evolve, and new developments may emerge over time, influencing the local landscape.