Northwest Wichita The northwest side of Wichita Wichita's northwest side, from the established streets off West Central and West 13th out past NewMarket Square, with newer subdivisions pushing toward Maize. View the guide →
West Wichita The west and southwest side of Wichita Wichita's west and southwest side along Kellogg, from the neighborhoods near Eisenhower National Airport out past 135th Street West, with newer subdivisions toward Goddard. View the guide →
East Wichita The east side of Wichita Wichita's east side from Kellogg up to 21st Street North, Oliver east to Andover: established streets from Oliver to Rock Road, the shops at Bradley Fair and the Waterfront, and newer homes past K-96. View the guide →
Northeast Wichita The northeast side of Wichita Wichita's northeast side from 21st Street North up to Bel Aire, Oliver east to Andover: golf course neighborhoods, the Rock Road and Greenwich Road shops, and K-96 running through the middle. View the guide →
Maize Northwest edge of the metro A city on the northwest edge of the metro along K-96, with an older town center, a run of new subdivisions and acreage on the outskirts. View the guide →
Goddard West of Wichita on Kellogg A city west of Wichita on Kellogg (US-54), with a Main Street core, new subdivisions on every side and Tanganyika Wildlife Park on the edge of town. View the guide →
Valley Center North of Wichita A small city just north of Wichita in the Arkansas River valley, with an older Main Street, new subdivisions and acreage close by. View the guide →
Park City North of Wichita along I-135 A city on Wichita's north edge with I-135 through the middle, established ranch homes, newer subdivisions and Heartland Credit Union Arena. View the guide →
Bel Aire Northeast edge of Wichita A city on Wichita's northeast edge along K-254, with newer subdivisions, larger lots and a string of small lakes and parks. View the guide →
Derby Southeast of Wichita The largest suburb of Wichita, southeast of the city along K-15, with a wide range of homes and its own full set of shops, parks and services. View the guide →
Haysville Just south of Wichita A city just south of Wichita, with established ranch and split-level homes, some newer construction and quick access to Broadway and I-135. View the guide →
Andover East of Wichita, Butler County A city just east of Wichita in Butler County, with newer subdivisions, retail along Kellogg and larger lots toward the edges of town. View the guide →
Downtown Wichita The city core, east bank of the Arkansas River The city core east of the Arkansas River, from the brick warehouse streets of Old Town to the office towers along Douglas, where most homes are lofts and condos in converted buildings. View the guide →
Delano Just west of downtown, across the river One of Wichita's oldest neighborhoods, just across the Arkansas River from downtown, with a busy stretch of Douglas Avenue and Craftsman bungalows on the gridded streets around it. View the guide →
College Hill East of downtown, between Hillside and Oliver One of Wichita's best-known older neighborhoods, about two and a half miles east of downtown, with tree-lined streets, homes mostly built between 1900 and 1934, and East Douglas running through the middle. View the guide →
Riverside Just northwest of downtown, between the rivers A historic neighborhood between the Arkansas and Little Arkansas rivers, just northwest of downtown, with older homes on winding streets and some of the city's biggest parks and museums. View the guide →