Cultural Resources Areas of Review Map

A New Map of the City's Historic Sites & Districts

March 31, 2023 | 2 min reading time

The Planning & Urban Design Agency has published a detailed map showing St. Louis’s wealth of historic areas and sites. It also illustrates the areas where the city’s Cultural Resources Office (CRO) has jurisdiction over exterior alterations and/or proposed demolitions. QR codes* link to important information about historic districts, designations, and more. Check it out here:

Cultural Resources Office/Preservation Board Areas of Review Map

*enlarge map to use QR codes.

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Related Services

  1. Cultural Resources Preliminary Review Request a Cultural Resources Preliminary Review
  2. Report an Historic District Violation Report a violation via the Citizens’ Service Bureau or directly to the Cultural Resources Office (CRO) if a violation is in progress.
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