One of the most saintly places in Atlanta, the historic neighborhood just north of Poncey-Highlands consists of a block-long segment of St. Louis, St. Charles and St. Augustine places between Briarcliff Road and Highland Avenue.

Formerly a suburban neighborhood, the majority of the area just to the east of Lenox Mall is part of the CityPlace development by AMLI.

Comprised of little more than a single apartment complex along Brookwood Creek in extreme south Atlanta, the neighborhood ostensibly gains its name from its proximity to Fort McPherson and presumably sits in a valley.

Atlanta's most exclusive neighborhood! Records indicate the area may have been home to the first African-American subdivision in the city, located just to the west of Atlanta University Center.

Consisting of about three dozen midcentury ranch homes, Mellwood sits, appropriately, on block-long Mellwood Avenue, just OTP from Greenbriar Mall

Consisting of just five blocks, snuggled between Oakland Cemetery and The Connector, the neighborhood boasts such attractions as the Corey Smokestack Neon Spectacular and Mattress Factory Lofts.

Encompassing the appropriately named Rex Avenue and the horribly misnamed Rou Royal, the neighborhood sits adjacent to Mellwood just OTP from Greenbriar Mall.

Located just to the south of Mellwood, this tiny neighborhood perplexingly abuts Deerwood Park. It's just there, for some reason. But then again, when did layout logic reign in this city? Never, that's when.