Cityscape Columbus, Georgia

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one of columbus nicknames: fountain city.



columbus divided 5 geographic areas:



downtown, called uptown (though uptown title given both non-profit organization operating encourage area growth , development or urban renewal in city , actual physical area of development itself, expanding subsection of downtown district located in areas broadway chattahoochee river) city s central business district, , home multiple historic districts, homes, , churches, such columbus historic riverfront industrial district, mott house, , church of holy family.
east columbus predominantly residential area located directly east of central business district.


fireworks in downtown on july 4, 2009



midtown residential , commercial area; several historic districts have been designated. location of corporate headquarters of aflac.
north columbus, called northside, diverse suburban area, home established neighborhoods , subdivisions, such green island hills , oldtown. has multiple shopping , lifestyle areas.
south columbus situated below midtown region, , directly north of fort benning. site of national infantry museum, honoring history of infantry forces in u.s. army. museum located here in effort introduce jobs , attract visitors stimulate variety of activities. little business development, section has had poverty , associated crime. has had bars, honky tonks, , other businesses appeal young male soldiers fort benning.




^ uptown . www.uptowncolumbusga.com. retrieved 2016-07-19. 






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