Orange Mound

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Orange Mound is a historic, predominantly African-American neighborhood in Memphis, Tennessee, recognized as one of the first planned Black communities in the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic African-American neighborhood
neighborhood
planned Black community
country United States of America
surface form: United States
developedFrom former Deaderick plantation land
ethnicMajority African-American NERFINISHED
hasBuiltEnvironment single-family homes
small commercial corridors
hasCharacteristic predominantly African-American population
predominantly residential
strong community identity
hasCity Memphis NERFINISHED
hasCommunityInstitution churches
local businesses
schools
hasCulturalEvent community festivals
hasCulturalIdentity Black community
Southern African-American culture
hasDemographicGroup African Americans NERFINISHED
hasHeritageDesignation historic African-American community
hasHistoricalContext post–Civil War African-American urban development
segregated housing patterns in the United States
hasHistoricalRole center of Black life in Memphis
early site of Black landownership and homeownership
hasIdentity Black neighborhood
historic Black community in Memphis
hasPlanningStatus planned residential subdivision for African Americans
hasPopulationGroup working-class residents
hasPostalCountry United States NERFINISHED
hasRegion American South NERFINISHED
hasReputation historically significant Black community
one of the first self-contained Black neighborhoods in the United States
hasSocioeconomicHistory community-led revitalization efforts
periods of disinvestment and decline
hasTransportationContext served by Memphis public transit
hasTypeOfSettlement urban neighborhood
locatedIn Memphis, Tennessee NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Shelby County, Tennessee NERFINISHED
locatedInState Tennessee NERFINISHED
locatedInTimeZone Central Time Zone
notableFor African-American cultural heritage
being one of the first planned Black communities in the United States
historic significance in Black homeownership
partOf Memphis metropolitan area NERFINISHED

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