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| Name | Artista | ||||||
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| Hexacode | AR / SY-NC-AR | ||||||
| Population | 5,634 | ||||||
| Location |  Noble City,  Sylvania
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| Next to |  Downtown,  New Town,  Citizen Corner
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| Nicknames | Artistas, Tistas, Les Montagnards, Mores | ||||||
Artista is a Noble City neighborhood in the west of the city. Artista is known to most people as a quiet and green neighborhood with a rich history of artists living here. The broad though cosy avenues bordered by sycamore trees, such as Freedom Avenue (west), the neighborhood's trademark. In 2007 and 2008 the neighborhood was totally renewed and updated. The neighborhood is one of the most hilly of the city.
Neighborhood map[]
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| R a i l w a y | ||||||||||
| Hill and forest Painters Hill |
Painters Hill Elementary _ Poetry Street |
*1 | Villanova Family _ Poetry Street |
The Kemburger 26 Democracy Avenue |
*2 | Marion Evans and Elisabeth Lewis 24 Democracy Avenue |
Aina Sarria 23 Language Street |
*3 | ||
| Gamer Corner 28 Democracy Avenue |
The Pub 22 Culture Street |
Wake Coffee 22 Democracy Avenue | ||||||||
| Democracy Avenue | ||||||||||
| Artista Community House Vincent 26 Freedom Avenue |
ProLaw Firm 27 Democracy Avenue |
Painting Square 25 Democracy Avenue |
Blue Heron Heights 23 Democracy Avenue |
The General Contractors 21 Democracy Avenue | ||||||
| Artista Railway Station 28 Freedom Avenue |
Visit Brunant 22 Culture Street |
Atenis NC _ Language Street | ||||||||
| Fountain Love 24 Freedom Avenue |
Phaluhm Phoueck Embassy 22 Freedom Avenue |
Mithrăndir’s 20 Freedom Avenue |
West Noble Elementary School 18 Freedom Avenue | |||||||
| Freedom Avenue | ||||||||||
| Sand Garden 31 Freedom Avenue |
Robin Ferguson 29 Freedom Avenue |
Yard Family 27 Freedom Avenue |
Halley Tower 25 Freedom Avenue |
West Noble High School 23 Freedom Avenue |
Sawyer Hillbilly 21 Freedom Avenue | |||||
| William Krosby _ Poetry Street |
Arthur Sythey 23 Culture Street | |||||||||
| ↓ New Town ↓
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- *1 - [[Poetry|}
- *1 - Poetry Street
- *2 - Culture Street
- *3 - Language Street
Famous inhabitants[]
- 1938-1980: Joe Lecoeur, French-speaking singer and songwriter.
- 1995-1998: Prince Thomas, Princess Sarah and Prince Dimitri of Lovia
- since 2009: Fox Force Four, jazz ensemble
See also[]
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| Geography, nature and neighborhoods of Noble City |
| Geography and nature: Abraham Lincoln Park - Beach Gardens - Botanica - Congress Field - Long Road Cemetery - Long Walk Memorial - Mandarin Park - Noble Beach - Noble City Bay - November Beach - Painters Hill - Prince's Park - Princess' Park - Royal Gardens - Sand Garden - Strength Gardens - Thomas Jefferson Park - Upper Embankment - Urban Garden - Woodstock Forest - Yorkshire Park |
| Neighborhoods: Artista - Bayside - Citizen Corner - Downtown - Industrial Park - King's Gardens - Little Europe - Little Frisco - Long Road - Mandarin Village - New Town - Old Harbor - The Mall - Trading Quarter - Transcity - neighborhood symbols |
 See also: Monuments, politics, transportation, hotels, restaurants and apartment buildings of Noble City.
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