[Editor’s Note: These polls have closed. Try clicking on over to the finals.]
And now we have four. The semi-finalists in the 2015 Broken Sidewalk Neighborhood Derby are some of Louisville’s most beloved hotspots—the Highlands,Clifton / Crescent Hill, Butchertown / Nulu, and Old Louisville. They are also some of the city’s most walkable. Coincidence? Doubtful.
Our third round of voting saw some very close matches—and a number of upsets. Our last #NabeDerby champ, New Albany, was soundly defeated by Old Louisville; Phoenix Hill and Irish Hill fell dramatically to the Highlands; Germantown and Schnitzelburg lost out to Butchertown and Nulu; and Downtown fell to Clifton and Crescent Hill. Dramatic stuff.
Our second-to-last round of voting pairs last round’s winners in what’s sure to be a heated race. Cast your vote below. These polls will be open until midnight on Monday, April 13.
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Download your own bracket here.
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Well, here are the Wikipedia popularity rankings for these neighborhoods from March. Make of it what you will…
Old Louisville – #457
The Highlands – #674
Butchertown – over #1,000 / Nulu (East Market District) – #939
Clifton – over #1,000 / Crescent Hill – over #1,000
Here’s a link to a list of the most popular Louisville area-related articles (subjects) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Louisville/Popular_pages