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The neighborhood is primarily residential, although there is a bustling commercial strip along 24th Street, between Church Street and Castro Street. Demographics In November 2000, the Noe Valley Voice reported the following statistics for the neighborhood, citing a 1999 poll of registered voters by David Binder Research, a prominent local polling agency. European American: 80% Age 30-49: 53% Female: 51% Sexually straight: 71% Rent housing (vs. own): 52% College graduate: 78% Democrat: 72% Republican: 11% Religious affiliation: 63% Not religious: 38% References 1999 demographics: "AND NOW FOR THE RUMORS BEHIND THE NEWS" by Mazook. Noe Valley Voice, November 2000. [1] The same numbers were re-reported in 2003: "Rumors Behind the News" by Mazook. Noe Valley Voice, November 2003. [2] External links Noe Valley Neighborhood Guide Noe Valley Voice newspaper Noe-Valley.com - neighborhood resource
North Beach, San Francisco, California From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Looking south-east Columbus Street (on the left), Stockton (on the right), and Green Street (not visible). The Transamerica Pyramid in the Financial District is visible in the background on Columbus Street. Part of Chinatown is visible along Stockton Street. The array of overhead wires supply power for the electric trolley buses, such as the one on Stockton Street North Beach is a San Francisco, California neighborhood bounded by the former Barbary Coast, now Jackson Square, and the Financial District south of Broadway (except North Beach institutions extend down *Columbus to Washington and Montgomery where the Black Cat originally was), Chinatown to the southwest of Columbus below Green, and then Russian Hill to the west, Telegraph Hill to the east and Fisherman's Wharf at Bay Street to the north. Originally, the city's northeast shoreline extended only to what is today Taylor and Francisco streets. The area, what is largely known today as North Beach, was an actual beach. It was later filled and covered over to create the land that is present today. Typical intersections are Union and Columbus, the southwest corner of Washington Square, Grant Avenue and Vallejo, location of Caffe Trieste, Mason and Francisco, where there is some shopping and dining. The neighborhood, particularly on Broadway west of Columbus, is home of the city's redlight district and a major night club and night life spot. The Condor Club on the corner of Columbus and Broadway was also reputedly the world's first officially recognized strip club. It is now a night club and a municipal landmark. There is a street fair on Grant Avenue on Father's Day and a parade along Columbus Avenue to Aquatic Park around Columbus Day. There is a National Shrine at Vallejo and Columbus and Saints Peter and Paul cathedral on Filbert north of Washington Square.
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