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=== '''Description''' ===
 
=== '''Description''' ===
Uptown is one of the densest and most diverse regions of the Far North, containing significant Native, Middle Eastern, Asian and Latino populations. Unfortunately, unlike the rest of the Far North, Uptown has not benefited greatly from the exodus to the outer Burroughs. Reliant on on commercial and shipping industries in the 19th and early 20th centuries, expanding infrastructure and the Great depression stole what little success Uptown enjoyed. A succession by the more wealthy and affluent sections of Uptown to form Edgewater further sealed the areas fate as one of the poorest areas in Northern Chicago. Yet the legacy of the early gilded age remain, with renowned, ancient theatres and comedy clubs, intermingling with newer ethnic restraints. Even more amusingly, recent housing price increases in the rest of the Far North and especially edgetown have pushed many to seek housing in Uptown instead.
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Centered around the length of Broadway, the majority of the Uptown district is residential; red and brown brick buildings mingled with a smattering of local stores, coffee shops and the occasional bar or restaurant. Trees line the sidewalks, along with the occasional planter containing a blend of flowers and weeds, while cars roll by in a near-constant flow into the various areas making up this neighbourhood.
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The Uptown Entertainment District is a lively and popular destination for tourists and locals alike, hosting music venues, nightclubs and restaurants, including the Uptown Theatre and Aragon Ballroom. Additionally, Argyle Street is locally known by many names like North Chinatown, Little Saigon and Little Cambodia, thnaks to the proliferation of groceries, shops and trading companies selling merchandise from a wide variety Asian countries. In the southwest, the historic Graceland Cemetary provides a final resting place for many of Chicago's famous dead.
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Transport through the district is aided by the Red Line 'L'.
 
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Revision as of 16:28, 28 February 2019

Description

Centered around the length of Broadway, the majority of the Uptown district is residential; red and brown brick buildings mingled with a smattering of local stores, coffee shops and the occasional bar or restaurant. Trees line the sidewalks, along with the occasional planter containing a blend of flowers and weeds, while cars roll by in a near-constant flow into the various areas making up this neighbourhood.

The Uptown Entertainment District is a lively and popular destination for tourists and locals alike, hosting music venues, nightclubs and restaurants, including the Uptown Theatre and Aragon Ballroom. Additionally, Argyle Street is locally known by many names like North Chinatown, Little Saigon and Little Cambodia, thnaks to the proliferation of groceries, shops and trading companies selling merchandise from a wide variety Asian countries. In the southwest, the historic Graceland Cemetary provides a final resting place for many of Chicago's famous dead.

Transport through the district is aided by the Red Line 'L'.

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