Southside and Forest Hills below the Durham Freeway, Lakewood Park and Tuscaloosa-Lakewood off Chapel Hill Road, and Rockwood

Lakewood, Southside and NCCU is our name for the city south of the Durham Freeway and west of Alston Avenue and NC 55, north of Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway and east of US 15-501, 49,340 residents and 21,418 housing units in 2020. Every guide here is one neighborhood of the City's Neighborhoods layer, a reference map the City keeps for its own work orders with no published date, author or definition of a neighborhood, clipped to the current City limits, so its line is the City's working label rather than an adopted boundary or an association's territory. North Carolina Central's campus, 2,463 residents in 2020, and Duke's West Campus, 5,757, are both in this area and in no guide. Southside, the layer's Southside / St. Teresa, is 1,291 residents on 154 acres between South Roxboro Street and Blackwell Street, beside the site of Hayti and about 800 meters from North Carolina Central. Forest Hills is 1,057 residents on 337 acres, 738 of them in the Forest Hills National Register district of 2005 and 95 on blocks in a floodway. Lakewood Park, 1,336 residents on 118 acres around Chapel Hill Road and West Lakewood Avenue, and Tuscaloosa-Lakewood, 1,804 on 223 acres, are separate neighborhoods side by side, and 1,132 of Tuscaloosa-Lakewood's residents live under the City's Tuscaloosa-Lakewood Neighborhood Protection Overlay of 2008. Rockwood, 1,088 residents on 196 acres off University Drive, has one block of 541 residents in flood zone AE, the most of any guide in the city. 5 guides are listed below.