Indian Hills, Lexington

Indian Hills is a neighborhood in southwestern Lexington, Kentucky, United States. It is bounded by New Circle Road and Harrodsburg Road. Its southern boundary between it and the Stonewall neighborhood is based on development dates – Indian Hills is the newer section.

Indian Hills is alternatively called Pera Place II. Pera Place I was developed at the same time and is located on the other side of New Circle Road.

Neighborhood statistics

Area: 0.160 square miles (0.41 km²)
Population: 364
Population density: 2,277 people per square mile
Median household income: $71,587

External links

http://www.city-data.com/neighborhood/Indian-Hills-Lexington-KY.html

Neighborhoods of Lexington-Fayette

Northeast	Bryan Station Eastland Elkhorn Park Gratz Park Joyland Northside Radcliffe Winburn

Northwest	Calumet Cardinal Valley Highlands Highland Park Masterson Station McConnells Trace Meadowthorpe Melrose Park Oakwood Saddle Club Speigle Heights Spindletop Westmoreland

Southeast	Andover Forest Andover Hills Ashland Park Athens Autumn Ridge Bell Court Belleau Woods Brigadoon Castlegate Chevy Chase Cumberland Hill Eastside Fairway Gainesway Greenbrier Hartland Idle Hour Kenwick Kirklevington Lakeview Islands Lansdowne Liberty Heights Montclair Mount Tabor Pickway Corner Shadeland Shriners Southern Heights South Point Tanbark Waterford Woodhill Woodland Park Zandale

Southwest	Beaumont Centre Beaumont Park Burley Park Cherokee Park Claymont Clemens Heights Colony Copperfield Cross Keys Davis Bottom Deerfield Dogwood Trace Elizabeth Street Firebrook Garden Springs Gardenside Golf View Estates Harrods Hill Headley Green Hill N Dale Indian Hills Mason Headley North Elizabeth Street Open Gates Palomar Hills Pasadena Picadome Pine Meadow Plantation Rabbit Run Rosemill Seven Parks Skycrest South Broadway Park South Hill Southland Park Stonewall Wellesley Heights Wellington WGPL Willow Oak Woodward Heights Wyndham Downs

Footnotes	Fayette County and the City of Lexington are coextensive

Lexington, Kentucky

Subject areas	Cityscape Culture Demographics Economy Education Geography Government History (Civil War · Timeline) Major employers Media Parks People Sports Transportation

Culture & Landmarks	Alltech Arena Ashland Aviation Museum of Kentucky Calumet Farm CentrePointe Commonwealth Stadium Fayette National Bank Building Gratz Park Hunt-Morgan House Keeneland Kentucky Horse Park Kentucky Theatre Lexington Brewing and Distilling Company Lexington Cemetery The Lexington Center Lexington Financial Center Lexington History Center Mary Todd Lincoln House McConnell Springs Mount Horeb Earthworks Complex Pope Villa The Red Mile Rupp Arena Singletary Center for the Arts University of Kentucky Art Museum Waveland State Historic Site Whitaker Bank Ballpark

Colleges and universities	Bluegrass Community and Technical College Indiana Wesleyan University-Lexington ITT Technical Institute-Lexington Lexington Theological Seminary Midway University-Lexington National College-Lexington Spencerian College Sullivan University-Lexington Transylvania University University of Kentucky

Transportation	Blue Grass Airport Citation Boulevard I-75 I-64 KY 1425 KY 1974 Lexington Transit Center Lextran Man o' War Boulevard New Circle Road Paris Pike US 25 US 27 US 60 US 68 US 421 Valley View Ferry

Sports	Kentucky Wildcats Lexington Legends Transylvania Pioneers

Metro Lexington	Corinth Georgetown Midway Millersburg Nicholasville North Middletown Paris Sadieville Stamping Ground Versailles Wilmore Winchester

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