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Only been down here for a year but I'm still in the dark about what each of the neighborhoods are here in Newport. I know there's Balboa and CDM (both of which I still think of as separate cities) along with Newport Coast. What are the areas by Hoag Hospital, Fashion Island/Port Streets, and the back bay by Eastbluff?
Balboa is newport beach corona del mar is a separate city. theres also lido (newport beach) and the area around hoag is closer to the border of costa mesa. back bay is newport
Balboa is newport beach corona del mar is a separate city. theres also lido (newport beach) and the area around hoag is closer to the border of costa mesa. back bay is newport
CDM Is not a separate city...I love how people come on here and just spout random mis-information
So anyway...back to my original question. What are the other neighborhoods? I'm especially interested in knowing the ones around Hoag Hospital and Eastbluff on the back side of the bay.
Me too. Growing up in O.C. in the 50's and 60's we divided the towns by their beaches. Newport Beach, Balboa and CDM were three separate places.
And we always said Newport BEACH. Every time I see or hear just "Newport" I think it's a referral to someplace on the east coast.
I grew up just little ways South of there and I would have guessed CDM was another unincorporated part of OC like where I lived. We also divided places by high schools (NHHS, CDMHS, LBHS, DHHS, and SCHS along the South Coast) which would have made it seem separate.
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