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The term uptown often refers to a specific portion of a city in contrast with the local downtown area. The uptown neighborhood or neighborhoods, separated from the city's lower or central business district, may often be residential, sometimes with particularly upscale or fashionable connotation. Such uptown areas may not necessarily be located to the north of or at a higher elevation than the downtown, regardless of designation.
In addition, the name Uptown has multiple meanings:
[edit] Neighborhoods or regions in several cities
[edit] United States
- Charlotte center city ("Uptown Charlotte"), North Carolina
- Uptown, Chicago, Illinois
- Uptown Dallas, Texas
- Uptown (Harrisburg), Pennsylvania
- Uptown, Hartford, Connecticut
- Uptown Houston, Texas
- Uptown, Manhattan, New York
- Uptown, Memphis, Tennessee
- Uptown, Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Uptown New Orleans, Louisiana
- Uptown, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (see Bluff (Pittsburgh))
- Uptown, Seattle, officially known as Lower Queen Anne, Seattle, Washington
- Uptown Tampa, Florida
[edit] Canada
[edit] Music industry
[edit] Other uses
[edit] See also