Neighborhood Description: |
The Campus Area Neighborhood Association (CANA) is a nonpartisan, grassroots, and not-for-profit group that meets monthly on the first Monday at 6 p.m. CANA's purpose is to foster civic engagement, build community power, and advocate for all people of the UW campus area. From time to time, local developers, and public safety officials can consult with CANA as a local entity prior to presenting their development or proposal to the City of Madison. Such a norm allows CANA to serve as a vehicle for its people to speak on the shape, character, and future of their neighborhood. Historically, the State-Langdon Neighborhood Association was first formed in 1979. After many years of inactivity, it was reactivated in 2008, after which it was revived once again in July 2020.
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Neighborhood Boundaries: |
State-Langdon-Lakeshore: Lake Mendota on the north, N. Carroll St., mid-block between Langdon St. and W. Gilman St., N. Broom St., W. Johnson St., Marion St., W. Dayton St., N. Frances St., Regent Street on the south, N Park Street and Elm Drive on the west.
South Campus: Block between University Avenue on the north, N. Park Street on the east, Regent Street on the south, and N. Randall Ave on the west.
Residence Halls: Adams, Barnard, Bradley, Chadbourne, Cole, Davis, Dejope, Humphrey, Jorns, Kronshage, Leopold, Merit, Ogg, Phillips, Sellery, Slichter, Smith, Sullivan, Tripp, Waters, Witte.
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Neighborhood Statistics Indicators: |
The Neighborhood Indicators Project is a demonstration of key characteristics and various indicators that relate to the quality of life in Madison at the neighborhood level. Basic neighborhood information as well as housing, public safety, health and family well-being, economic, and transportation indicators by neighborhood is available. |