Cloverleaf, Louisville

Cloverleaf, Louisville: Coordinates: 38°10′33.47″N 85°48′18.36″W / 38.1759639°N 85.8051°W / 38.1759639; -85.8051

Cloverleaf is a neighborhood in southwest Louisville, Kentucky. Its boundaries are I-264 to the north, Manslick Road to the east, Gagel Avenue to the south, and the Illinois Central railroad tracks to the east. It takes its name from Cloverleaf Acres, a development in the area. It is residential, and was annexed by Louisville in 1958.

References

"Cloverleaf" (1 ed.). 2001.

External links

Map of Cloverleaf

Images of Cloverleaf (Louisville, Ky.) in the University of Louisville Libraries Digital Collections

Places in Louisville Metro
Jacobs

Shively Hazelwood

Cloverleaf

Parkwood

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East Side
(Old City)
Audubon • Avondale-Melbourne Heights • Bashford Manor • Belknap • Bon Air • Bonnycastle • Bradley • Brownsboro-Zorn • Butchertown • Camp Taylor • Cherokee Gardens • Cherokee Triangle • Cherokee-Seneca • Clifton • Clifton Heights • Crescent Hill • Deer Park • Germantown • Hawthorne • Hayfield Dundee • Highlands • Original Highlands • Highlands-Douglass • Hikes Point • Irish Hill • Klondike • Meriwether • Phoenix Hill • Poplar Level • Prestonia • Rockcreek-Lexington Road • St. Joseph • Schnitzelburg • Tyler Park

East Side
(Suburbs, CDPs and Rural Hamlets)
Anchorage • Ashville-Glenmary • Audubon Park • Avoca • Bancroft • Barbourmeade • Beckley Station • Beechwood Village • Bellemeade • Bellewood • Berrytown • Blue Ridge Manor • Boston • Buechel • Briarwood • Broad Fields • Broeck Pointe • Brownsboro Farm • Brownsboro Village • Cambridge • Cherrywood Village • Clark Station • Coldstream • Creekside • Crossgate • Douglass Hills • Druid Hills • Eastwood • English Station • Fairmeade • Fairmount • Fern Creek • Fincastle • Fisherville • Forest Hills • Freys Hill • Gardiner Lane • Glenview • Glenview Hills • Glenview Manor • Goose Creek • Griffytown • Graymoor-Devondale • Green Spring • Harrods Creek • Hickory Hill • Highview • Hills and Dales • Houston Acres • Hurstbourne Acres • Hurstbourne • Indian Hills • Jeffersontown • Kingsley • Langdon Place • Lake Louisvilla • Lakeland • Lincolnshire • Long Run • Longview • Lyndon • Lynnview • Manor Creek • Maryhill Estates • Meadow Vale • Meadowview Estates • Meadowbrook Farm • Middletown • Mockingbird Valley • Moorland • Murray Hill • Newburg • Norbourne Estates • Northfield • Norwood • O'Bannon • Old Brownsboro Place • Parkway Village • Plantation • Plainview • The Point • Plymouth Village • Poplar Hills • Prospect • Richlawn • Riverwood • Rolling Fields • Rolling Hills • St. Matthews • St. Regis Park • Seatonville • Seneca Gardens • Smyrna • Springdale • Springhurst • Spring Mill • Spring Valley • Springlee • Strathmoor Manor • Strathmoor Village • Sycamore • Ten Broeck • Thixton • Thornhill • Tucker Station • Watterson Park • Wellington • West Buechel • Westwood • Whipps Millgate • Whitner • Wildwood • Windy Hills • Woodland Hills • Woodlawn Park • Worthington • Worthington Hills

South Side
(Old City)
Auburndale • Beechmont • Cloverleaf • Edgewood • Hazelwood • Highland Park • Iroquois • Jacobs • Kenwood Hill • Limerick • Parkwood • South Louisville • Southland Park • Southside • Standiford • Taylor-Berry • Wilder Park • Wyandotte

South Side
(Suburbs, CDPs and Rural Hamlets)
Bethany • Fairdale • Greenwood • Heritage Creek • Hollyvilla • Hollow Creek • Johnsontown • Kosmosdale • Lake Dreamland • Lynnview • Medora • Okolona • Orell • Penile • Pleasure Ridge Park • Prairie Village • Riverside Gardens • St. Dennis • Shively • Sylvania • Valley Downs • Valley Gardens • Valley Station • Valley Village • Waverly Hills

West Side
Algonquin • California • Chickasaw • Hallmark • Park DuValle • Park Hill • Parkland • Shawnee • Rubbertown • Russell

Downtown
Downtown • Old Louisville • Portland • Shelby Park • Smoketown

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Top subjects
Cave Hill Cemetery • Falls of the Ohio • Farmington • Kentucky Derby • Louisville Cardinals • Louisville in the American Civil War • Louisville Slugger • Old Louisville • University of Louisville

National
Historic
Landmarks
Belle of Louisville • Churchill Downs • Historic Locust Grove • Mayor Andrew Broaddus • Old Bank • Zachary Taylor House • United States Marine Hospital • Water Tower

Prominent suburbs
(over 10K pop.)
Bardstown • Clarksville • Jeffersontown • Jeffersonville • Mount Washington • New Albany • St. Matthews • Shelbyville • Shepherdsville • Shively

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**Places in Louisville Metro**
	Jacobs
Shively		Hazelwood
	Cloverleaf

	Parkwood

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