While in the South Side Chicago hoods along 83rd, 87th, and 95th streets the Black P. The Back of the Yards neighborhood once consisted of all-white and mixed gangs, like the Gaylords and the Renegade Saints. In Englewood, the Gangster Disciples were created on South Green as the Supreme Gangsters. The South Side also has a long history of Chicago gangs. The black community began to expand first into neighborhoods like Englewood and Back of the Yards, then followed by communities like Auburn Gresham, 95th Street, and Roseland and West Pullman, which both would become known as the Wild Hundreds, an area that became a hotbed for Chicago gangs. Originally, the South Side was a place for the city’s white population, but after urban renewal of the city’s historic black community of Bronzeville, or known locally as the Low Ends, with the placement of housing projects and the Dan Ryan (Interstate 90 / Interstate 94) thousands of residents were displaced into the South Side during the 1960s and 1970s. Chicago Hoods: South Sideīefore the rise of Chicago gangs there was only a small black presence on the city’s South Side. *Make Sure To Leave a Comment Below, especially if missing or wrong. Stones | Dark Blue = Gangster Disciples | Light Blue = Black and Maniac Latin Disciples | Green = Mickey Cobras and Spanish Cobras | Gold = Vice Lords and Latin Kings

Chicago Hoods Map and Breakdown of Chicago Gangs Areasįrom the Chicago hoods of the South Side to the areas where Chicago gangs roam on the West Side to the heart of the Chicago ghetto areas of the North and East sides, this map breaks down the background and history of almost every Chicago hood and community while giving a tour through the streets of the urban sections of the city.Ĭhicago Gangs Map Key: Red = Black P.

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