Cleveland Gangs
Map and Tour of Cleveland Hoods
In one of the largest cities of Ohio and the Midwest, presents a map of the streets within the Cleveland hoods. A full break down of East Side sections like Down The Way and Up The Way, the West Side and the suburbs known as the Heights.
There are two maps below that highlight the streets of Cleveland. The first, the original map, showcases the neighborhoods throughout the city. The second gives a more in depth look inside Cleveland gangs, from Bloods and Gangster Disciples to homegrown gangs like the Heartless Felons.
Cleveland Hoods Key: Dark Red = Out Tha Way | Black = Up The Way | Light Blue = Down The Way | Blue = West Side | Gold = Suburbs
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Cleveland Hoods: Down The Way
To start, the heart of the East Side has been Down Tha Way, an area in the neighborhood officially known as Central and home to the majority of the Cleveland projects, ranging from Cedar and 30th to Woodland and Bundy Drive.
For years this area has been broadcasted and highlighted for its much street activity. From decades of conflicts and neighborhood wars, like Case Court against Longwood, to old school reputable Cleveland gangs of the King Kennedy Outlaws and the Brick City Outlaws.
With Cleveland hoods like the Cedar Estates (known strictly as 30th), Unwin, Cedar and 33rd, Longwood (rebuilt into the Arbor Pointe complex, but still referred as Longwood), Case Court and the Compound of the large Outhwaite complex, and Bundy Drive’s Delaney Village, as well the former high rise of King Kennedy, there should be no surprise of the amount of activity within the area.
Cleveland Hoods: In The Way
The smallest section of the East Side, is an area known to some as In The Way community. This area is home to two notorious neighborhoods of the Garden Valley and the Morris Black Cleveland projects. Alongside the two housing projects, there Cleveland hoods of Cedar Avenue, Quincy Avenue, Broadway, and Fleet Avenue.
Today, with Cedar and Quincy’s close location to the Cleveland Clinic, the area is slowly disappearing. The expansion and construction of the hospital has been pushing residents and businesses out of the community. While, Garden Valley became one of the first housing projects in Cleveland to be torn down during the 2010s. Now newly rebuilt, what is left is the smaller complex of Rainbow Terrace.
Cleveland Hoods: Up The Way
Up The Way, which can also be referred as Uptown or the South Side, is a well-known section of the city. Many reside along Kinsman, Buckeye, Miles, or Harvard as many families have had generations of relatives living “Up The Way”, especially in the Mt. Pleasant community.
Based around several major streets, the South Side is large enough to be home to Cleveland hoods along Kinsman, from Kinsman and 93rd to the Kinsman 40s. Areas of 116th, home to John Adams high school and numerous reputable blocks, from Benham to Lenacrave. The long stretch of Harvard, from J Park to Jo Ann Park, or the small sections of Buckeye Road and Miles Avenue, eventually expanding to the suburbs of Warrensville Hieghts, Maple Heights, and Garfield Heights.
Cleveland Hoods: Out The Way
Out The Way, located in Northeast Cleveland, is the largest section of the city, becoming well known for the various Cleveland hoods of Collinwood, Hough, which includes Wade Park, Hough Harlem and Hough Heights, or the 105th and St. Clair area of Glenville, nicknamed the 10-5 and the Wasteland.
Rewinding back to the 1950s, the black community would slowly expand into the northeast side communities of Hough and Glenville. Eventually, especially following racial tension and riots, from 55th to 152nd, along either St. Clair or Superior would become predominantly African American. Now, many are leaving the East Side for the suburbs, like Cleveland Heights, South Euclid, and surrounding areas.
Garfield Heights Ohio is like det fr and gettin more hot then down the way right now it’s
dgb-don’t get bodied b***h👣4️⃣🩶
Runs east 114th-east 131st in Garfield
Also Garfield Heights blvd
Loe-loyalty over everything✝️🔐🗝️
clicked with nfl and dgb run 44125 turney main road-rockside rd
westroop NHB 20s is a Blood area
From 142 to 143. It’s was 43rd boys. Under new program we all came back together as westroop rolling 20s
143RD westroop off Lakesho
We are westroop NH Rolling 20$ 🕊️
We are from Lakesho but we like to say we from the south side of Lakesho because Lakeshore is north of westroop please update
COG a gang?
What’s COG?
The original hood map is inaccurate in a way. For the west side you’re missing blocks like BridgeSet which stretches all through W 48th To W 58th on Bridge Ave in Cleveland. You’re missing some blocks for the East side like Union. I see you got E 116th but make sure you add some known hood parts like The Uno for Forest Ave and E 121th St, Money Makin Block which is E 130th & Buckeye where Buckeye Shaker Towners is at. Don’t Forget to add AMG around East Cleveland. They claim Nelacrest Gardens. For Richmond Heights, they aren’t called Ellen$et. That’s a common mistake that everyone and their family see. The Crew true name is called “High5City”. Yes they’re Boppers though. For Euclid don’t forget to mention Parkside Gardens since they used to have beef with Willo Apartments
That High5City shi is dead nigga. Nobody even claims that ova there. The young kids that got put on still call it East Side Boys now lmao
los angles
You forgot “The 9” which is a block that’s just the East Cleveland part of E 129th & Eddy Road. You need to add E 79th & Decker Ave. They call that area “RDS” which consists of streets like Redell, Decker, and Star along with E 79th, and you forgot Norf Marcella in Richmond Heights. They claim Norf Marcella Boppers
Damn I didn’t know star was clicked up wit decker an redell I used to live on star an we used to beef wit the next fools around the corner
you should just bring back the old colors to prevent confusion. I love the map but you should add the pictures for Loganberry/Ruth Ellen like richmond heights gang graffiti and dorchester village with logan berry ridge.
you need to add richmond heights because they got gangs now. Ruth Ellen Drive in Richmond Heights, OH have Ellen$et Boppers and Loganberry Have Hall Out Gangster Disciples. One apartment in Loganberry thats 26720 is abandoned and is nicknamed Ruin Lanez which is a Boppers turf. The Bopper stuff is homegrown and they arent Bloods, Crips, GD, BD, Heartless Felons, Vice Lords, and etc.
Legit got the lingo down. A bit proper with some of the names of the hoods, but largely right. Some small ones missing, but daaaammmnn, brings back memories.