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There are six official Historic Districts in the City of Oakland; they are as follows in chronological order as to the date of Historic Landmark designation:
1) Preservation Park
Bound by 11th, 14th and Castro Streets and Martin Luther King Jr. Way
Designated on August 12, 1975
2) Victorian Row (Old Oakland)
Bound by 7th, 10th, and Clay Streets and Broadway
Designated on April 13, 1976
3) Preservation Park Extension
Bound by 10th, 11th, Jefferson, and Castro Streets
Designated on April 17, 1979
4) Downtown Brooklyn-Clinton
Northern side of East 12th Street, between 11th and 12th Avenues
Designated on July 20, 1982
5) 10th Avenue
Portions of the 1900, 2000, and 2100 blocks of 10th Avenue
Designated on May 3, 1988
6) Bellevue Staten Apartment District
Portions of Bellevue, Ellita and Staten Avenues, adjoining Lakeside Park
Designated on January 14, 1997
OaklandWiki has also made pages for the following "Historic Districts" (see our Old Building Portal Tag page for definitions)
