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A general overview of the districts, communities, and main streets in Tucson, Arizona. 

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Districts and Communities:

1. Downtown Tucson: This area is the heart of Tucson and features historic architecture, cultural venues, and a vibrant arts scene. The University of Arizona is located just west of downtown.
2. Fourth Avenue (4th Ave): Known for its eclectic and bohemian atmosphere, Fourth Avenue is lined with unique shops, boutiques, restaurants, and cafes. It’s a popular destination for shopping and nightlife.
3. Barrio Historico: A historic neighborhood with colorful adobe houses, Barrio Historico showcases Tucson’s Spanish and Mexican heritage. It’s a designated historic district with narrow streets and a charming atmosphere.
4. El Presidio: This is the historic district where Tucson was founded. You’ll find museums, historic homes, and the Tucson Museum of Art in this area.
5. Armory Park: This is a residential area with a mix of historic and modern homes. It’s known for its well-preserved historic architecture and proximity to downtown.
6. Sam Hughes: A residential neighborhood located near the University of Arizona, Sam Hughes is characterized by tree-lined streets and a mix of architectural styles, including many historic homes.
7. Catalina Foothills: Situated in the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains, this upscale community offers stunning views of the city and mountains. It’s known for luxury homes, resorts, and golf courses.
8. Rincon Heights: Adjacent to the University of Arizona, Rincon Heights is a residential area with a mix of student housing and historic homes.

Main Streets:

1. Congress Street: Running through downtown, Congress Street is a lively thoroughfare with shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. It’s often the center of cultural events and parades.
2. Fourth Avenue (4th Ave): The main street of the Fourth Avenue shopping district, it’s lined with unique shops, boutiques, galleries, and cafes.
3. University Boulevard: Running through the University of Arizona campus, University Boulevard is a hub of student activity with shops, restaurants, and cafes.
4. Speedway Boulevard: Connecting the University of Arizona area to the eastern parts of the city, Speedway Boulevard is a major east-west thoroughfare with various businesses and services.
5. Oracle Road: A major north-south thoroughfare, Oracle Road is home to shopping centers, restaurants, and a variety of businesses.

Please note that Tucson is a dynamic city with ongoing development, and there may have been changes or new developments in the cityscape since my last update. For the latest and most accurate information, it’s recommended to check local sources or visit Tucson’s official website.