List of neighborhoods in San Pedro Sula
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San Pedro Sula, as most cities built during the Spanish colonial period, is divided in quadrants. Avenues in the city run from north to south and streets run from east to west. First Street and First Avenue mark the "center of the city", effectively dividing it into four major quadrants: northwest, northeast, southwest, and southeast. The technical center of the city is located where First Street and First Avenue meet, but the Central Park on First Street and Third Avenue is considered the true center. Like most other Latin American cities, the Cathedral and City Hall are located in front of the Central Park.
Even though most of the population is located in the east part of the city, or "debajo de la línea" as it is commonly referred to, most of the business and commercial areas as well as the modern structures are located on the west side. A lot of the wealth is located in the western part of the city. Many areas on the east side have been growing very rapidly in the past decades. The road to La Lima has become a major commercial area.
San Pedro Sula
is divided into neighborhoods and named residential developments or subdivisions. Many of these divisions have created local community organizations to foster and promote the development and well-being of the area.
Even though most of the population is located in the east part of the city, or "debajo de la línea" as it is commonly referred to, most of the business and commercial areas as well as the modern structures are located on the west side. A lot of the wealth is located in the western part of the city. Many areas on the east side have been growing very rapidly in the past decades. The road to La Lima has become a major commercial area.
San Pedro Sula
San Pedro Sula
San Pedro Sula is a city in Honduras. It is located in the northwest corner of the country, in the Valle de Sula , about 60 km south of Puerto Cortés on the Caribbean. With an estimated population of 638,259 people in the main municipality, and 802,598 in its metro area , it is the second...
is divided into neighborhoods and named residential developments or subdivisions. Many of these divisions have created local community organizations to foster and promote the development and well-being of the area.
- Colonia La Tara
- Colonia Trejo
- Colonia Bellavista
- Colonia Primavera
- Colonia La Mora
- Colonia Moderna
- Colonia Modelo
- Colonia Las Mesetas
- Colonia Zeron
- Colonia Jardines del Valle
- Colonia Los Laureles
- Colonia Juan Lindo
- Colonia El Pedregal
- Colonia Country
- Colonia El Roble
- Colonia Bogran
- Colonia Ideal
- Colonia Villas del Sol
- Colonia Universidad
- Colonia Fesitranh
- Colonia Las Torres
- Colonia Lopez Arellano
- Colonia Victoria
- Colonia Montefresco
- Barrio Guamilito
- Barrio Santa Anita
- Barrio El Benque
- Barrio El Centro
- Colonia Las Mercedes
- Colonia Los Alamos
- Colonia La Veranda
- Colonia Los Cedros
- Colonia Los Cedritos
- Colonia Rodas Alvarado
- Barrio Paz Barahona
- Barrio Suyapa
- Barrio Medina
- Barrio Barandillas
- Barrio Morazan
- Barrio Las Acacias
- Barrio Santa Ana
- Barrio Los Andes
- Barrio Concepcion
- Barrio Las Palmas
- Barrio Cabañas
- Barrio Suncery
- Barrio Chamelecon
- Barrio Rio Piedras
- Residencial Los Alamos
- Residencial Juan Ramon Molina
- Residencial Villas Paraiso
- Colonia Juan Lindo
- Colonia Aurora
- Villas Mackay
- Villas Matilda
- La Foresta
- Rancho el Coco
- Los Castaños
- Villas del Campo
- Merendon Hills
- Colonia Rivera Hernandez
- Colonia San Jose de Sula
- Colonia Satelite
- Colonia Felipe Zelaya
- Colonia FESITRANH
- Colonia El Periodista
- Colonia Del Valle
- Colonia Los Alpes
- Colonia La Veranda