Achva, Tel Aviv

Achva was a Jewish neighborhood which located eastern-northern to Jaffa, established in 1899, by traditional Ashkenazi Jews. its location was in the southern area of today's Achva Street in Tel Aviv, near Suzanne Dellal Center for Dance and Theater. by the 1920s, the neighborhood has been merged with Tel Aviv Municipality.

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Neighborhoods of Tel Aviv

Northwest

• Afeka
• Azorei Hen
• Kokhav HaTzafon
• Migdalei Ne'eman
• Neve Avivim
• Ramat Aviv
• Ramat Aviv Gimel
• Ramat Aviv HaHadasha
• Tokhnit Lamed

Northeast

• Ganei Tzahala
• Hadar Yosef
• HaMishtala
• Kiryat Atidim
• Ma'oz Aviv
• Ne'ot Afeka
• Neve Sharret
• Ramat HaHayal
• Ramot Tzahala
• Revivim
• Neve Dan
• Tel Baruch
• Tzahala
• Yisgav

Central

• Achva
• Bavli
• Giv'at Amal Bet
• HaRakevet
• Kerem HaTeimanim
• Lev HaIr
• Manshiya
• Montefiore
• Nahalat Binyamin
• Neve Shalom
• Neve Tzedek
  • Ohel Moshe
• Old North
• Sarona
• Shabazi
• Tzamarot Ayalon
• Yehuda HaMaccabi

Southwest/Jaffa

• Abu Kabir
• Ajami
• Giv'at Aliyah
• Giv'at Herzl
• Giv'at HaTmarim
• Neve Ofer
• Old Jaffa
• Tzahalon
• Yafo C

South

• American–German Colony
• Florentin
• Kiryat Shalom
• Neve Sha'anan
• Shapira

Southeast

• Bitzaron
• Ezra
• HaArgazim
• HaTikva
• Kfar Shalem
• Nahalat Yitzhak
• Neve Barbur
• Neve Tzahal
• Ramat HaTayasim
• Ramat Yisrael
• Tel Haim
• Yad Eliyahu

32°03′37″N 34°45′57″E / 32.0603°N 34.7658°E / 32.0603; 34.7658

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