Skip to content
Overhead aerial map view of Myers Park streets, homes, and the creek corridor

Practical Matters

Interactive Myers Park Map

Filter by streets, parks, schools, clubs, dining, shopping, and landmarks to see how the neighborhood fits together.

Filter

This map is schematic — it is drawn to help you orient, not to survey. For legal boundaries, lot dimensions, and zoning, use the county parcel viewer.

Open POLARIS parcel viewer

How to Read It

This is a schematic map, not a survey. Positions are approximate and drawn to make relationships legible: how the Queens Road crescents curve away from Uptown, where the park spine runs, how far the school and shopping anchors actually sit from the neighborhood core.

Hover or tap any marker for a short note. Use the category filters to strip the map back to a single layer — schools only, or dining only — which is the fastest way to answer "how far is everything, really."

For anything binding — lot lines, zoning, historic district status, school assignment — use the county parcel viewer and the school district locator linked throughout this site. Nothing here should be relied on for those purposes.

Questions

Frequently asked

No. It is a schematic orientation map drawn to show relationships between places, not a survey. For parcel boundaries, lot dimensions, zoning, and ownership, use the Mecklenburg County POLARIS parcel viewer, which is the authoritative source.

Source: City of Charlotte Unified Development Ordinance

Most of the neighborhood falls within 28207, with portions in 28209 and 28211 depending on the street. ZIP boundaries do not align with neighborhood, historic district, or school boundaries.

Source: Charlotte Historic District Commission

Roughly two miles, which translates to about a ten-minute drive in normal conditions, or a longer walk or short cycle via the Little Sugar Creek Greenway.

Source: Mecklenburg County Park & Recreation