While the specific area that constitutes South Broad Ripple, or SoBro, is disputed, it is considered a neighborhood in its own right by many Indianapolis residents. The area is technically made up of other neighborhoods, including the Meridian-Kessler neighborhood as well as the smaller Forest Hills and Canterbury.

The area was first dubbed SoBro sometime between the late 1970s and early 1980s by the crowd of musicians and artists who frequented the area, and has continued building its reputation as a bustling cultural hotspot with established businesses and beautiful homes.

Boundaries: Kessler Boulevard (north); 46th Street (south); Meridian Street (west); Keystone Avenue (east)