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Portland Maps

Downloadable Portland Maps

Portland Central City Map

An overview of the central city and Washington Park

Portland Overview Map

Outside of Central City perimeter map view

Portland Region Map

A beyond-Portland map view

Convention Center Area Parking

A map of parking locations around OCC.

Portland Visitors Map & Guide

Our map and guide to Portland can help you plan the perfect trip.

Getting Your Bearings

In our classic quirky fashion, Portland’s six main geographical sections (North, Northeast, Northwest, South, Southeast and Southwest) are referred to by residents as the city’s “quadrants.” The city is divided into north and south by Burnside Street and into east and west by the Willamette River.

Portland has more than 90 formally recognized neighborhoods with distinct boundaries. Our highlighted neighborhood and street guides feature some of the best places to explore as a visitor to the city, where many restaurants and shops are consolidated.

Portland’s Quadrants

Explore the six “quadrants” (yes — there are six of them!) that make up the City of Roses.

Go To Neighborhoods
a colorful map of Southwest Portland and South Portland highlighting prominent neighborhoods and landmarks

Southwest Portland

Best known for lively downtown Portland, this quadrant is also home to Washington Park’s numerous attractions, Goose Hollow’s blend of historic and modern, the small-town charm of Multnomah Village and more.

a colorful map of Southeast Portland highlighting prominent neighborhoods and landmarks

Southeast Portland

Southeast Portland embodies many of Portland’s best-known attributes: hip, artsy, quirky, foody. It’s home to popular neighborhoods, lively food-and-drink districts, peaceful parks and more.

a colorful map of Northwest Portland highlighting prominent neighborhoods and landmarks

Northwest Portland

Northwest Portland is a study in contrasts, from swank shops and restaurants in the central city to the natural beauty of Forest Park — and everything in between.

a colorful map of Northeast Portland highlighting prominent neighborhoods and landmarks

Northeast Portland

For shows, sports and big events, Northeast Portland is hard to beat. It’s also home to many popular neighborhoods, noteworthy sights and attractions, and top-notch restaurants and bars.

a colorful map of North Portland highlighting prominent neighborhoods and landmarks

North Portland

From the beautiful blooms of Peninsula Park to the bustle of North Mississippi Avenue, there’s always more to explore in North Portland. The so-called “Fifth Quadrant” is home to charming neighborhoods, striking landmarks and unique attractions.

a colorful map of Southwest Portland and South Portland highlighting prominent neighborhoods and landmarks

South Portland

South Portland is a slim strip of land on the west side of the Willamette River. This laid-back river community is a perfect 10 for water recreation, low-key urban green spaces and lots of spots to eat, drink & shop.

The Central City

Portland's central city includes several distinct districts on both the west and east sides of the Willamette River. On the west side is Downtown, where you'll find arts, retail, restaurants and the highest concentration of hotels; Old Town Chinatown, a historic district now home to streetwear shops and Chinese and Japanese cultural destinations; the Pearl District, with its galleries, restaurants and stores; Goose Hollow, offering Major League Soccer at Providence Park; and South Portland, where the South Waterfront district offers river access.

On the east side, Lloyd is home to the Oregon Convention Center and Moda Center, which hosts NBA games and concerts; while the Central Eastside includes many restaurants and shops, as well as the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI).

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