The Neighbourhood: Rogers Park

Rogers Park sits on Chicago's far north side along Lake Michigan. Loyola Park offers lakefront green space and views of boats. Glenwood Beach provides a small public shoreline. Loyola University Chicago anchors local culture and draws students. Loyola station serves the CTA Red Line and helps many commuters. Howard station marks the Red Line terminus and links buses and trains. Jarvis, Morse, and Granville stations offer frequent subway stops. Navy Pier draws visitors with rides and seasonal events to the south. Six Flags Great America attracts day trips to the north. Restaurants such as McDonald's and Starbucks provide fast options nearby. Tavern at the Point and The Clifton operate as local dining and bar spots. Community gardens, small playgrounds, and brownstone yards add green space. This district relies on buses and the Red Line for transit. Small shops and laundromats serve everyday needs on busy corridors. Bike lanes and sidewalks encourage many people to walk and cycle. Students and older residents use street resources and campus services. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 30 to 34 years old and households with 1 person make up the largest part of the local population.

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Rogers Park sits on Chicago's far north side along Lake Michigan. Loyola Park offers lakefront green space and views of boats. Glenwood Beach provides a small public shoreline. Loyola University Chicago anchors local culture and draws students. Loyola station serves the CTA Red Line and helps many commuters. Howard station marks the Red Line terminus and links buses and trains. Jarvis, Morse, and Granville stations offer frequent subway stops. Navy Pier draws visitors with rides and seasonal events to the south. Six Flags Great America attracts day trips to the north. Restaurants such as McDonald's and Starbucks provide fast options nearby. Tavern at the Point and The Clifton operate as local dining and bar spots. Community gardens, small playgrounds, and brownstone yards add green space. This district relies on buses and the Red Line for transit. Small shops and laundromats serve everyday needs on busy corridors. Bike lanes and sidewalks encourage many people to walk and cycle. Students and older residents use street resources and campus services. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 30 to 34 years old and households with 1 person make up the largest part of the local population.