Gilpin, Richmond, Virginia

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Gilpin is a small neighborhood located in Richmond, Virginia and within the boundaries of the North Side of the city limits. The community of Gilpin lies adjacent to the interchange of Interstates 64 and 95, and houses two cemeteries: the Hebrew and Shockoe Hill Cemetery. The headquarters for the Richmond Department of Redevelopment and Housing are situated in the neighborhood along with the Richmond Alternative School.

Most of the western part of the neighborhood is occupied with higher density structure, but housing becomes less dense towards the eastern part of the community.

External links

Map of Gilpin from Google Maps

Nearby Neighborhoods in Richmond, Virginia

Northwest Chamberlayne Industrial Center	North South Barton Heights	Northeast Highland Park Southern Tip / Chestnut Hill-Plateau
West Carver	Gilpin	East Mosby
Southwest Carver	South Jackson Ward	Southeast Upper Shockoe Valley

Neighborhoods in Richmond, Virginia

Downtown

Arts District Banking District Biotech and MCV Central Office District City Center Court End Financial District French Garden Hill Gambles Hill Jackson Ward Monroe Ward Riverside District Shockoe Bottom Shockoe Slip Upper Shockoe Valley

East End

Brauers Chimborazo Church Hill Creighton Eastview Fairfield Fairmount Fulton Hill Kuhn Montrose Heights Mosby Navy Hill Oakwood Peter Paul Robinson Heights Tobacco Row Union Hill Witcomb Court

North Side

Barton Heights Bellevue Brookland Park Chamberlayne Industrial Center Edgewood Gilpin Ginter Park Green Park Hermitage Road Highland Park Highland Terrace Laburnum Park Magnolia Industrial Center North Highland Park Pine Camp Providence Park Rosedale Sherwood Park Southern Barton Heights Three Corners Virginia Union University Washington Park

Southside

Ancarrow's Landing Ann's Acres Bellemeade Belmont Woods Blackwell Brandermill Broad Rock Brookbury Brookside Buck Hill Cedarhurst Cherry Gardens Chippenham Forest Claremont Cofer Cotrell Farms Forest Hill Gravel Hill Hickory Hill Hillside Court Hioaks Holmes Heights Huguenot Jahnke Manchester Mason Park Maury McGuire Newell Newtown South Northrop Oak Grove Old Town Manchester Oxford Piney Knolls Pocosham Park Purcell's Addition Robertson & Bradley's Addition Saint John's Woods South Richmond Southampton Stoney Point Stratford Hills Swansboro Thurston & Taylor's Addition Walmsley Warwick Westlake Hills Westover Court Windsor Woodhaven Woodland Heights Woolfolk Worthington

West End

Bays Meade Byrd Park Carillon Carver Carytown Club View Colonial Place Dahlia Farms Duntreath The Fan Garrett Manor Greek Row Hampton Gardens Hampton Hills Harvey Henry Place Lee Mac Leonard Heights Lockgreen Malvern Gardens Malven Manor Mapleshade Maymont Monument Heights Monument Hills Museum District Nash Plan Newtowne West Oregon Hill Patterson Place Portland Place Randolph Rio Vista Rhoadmiller Roselawn Rothesay Scott's Addition Stadium Stonehurst Court Stonewall Court Sunnyside Sydney Sydnor's Point Texas Beach Three Chopt Tuckahoe Terrace Virginia Commonwealth University West of the Boulevard Westhampton Willow Lawn Wilton Windemere Windsor Farms Windsor Hills

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