Planned Cities Within the US

Communities and Cities built in the 1600s-1700s

• Annapolis, Maryland
• Augusta, Georgia
• Charleston, South Carolina
• Columbia, South Carolina
• Holyoke, Massachusetts
• Mobile, Alabama
• New Haven, Connecticut
• New Orleans, Louisiana
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Raleigh, North Carolina
• Rogersville, Tennessee
• Wilmington, North Carolina
• Winston-Salem, North Carolina
• Savannah, Georgia
• Washington, D.C.
• Williamsburg, Virginia

Communities and Cities built in the 1800s

• Austin, Texas
• Back Bay section of Boston, Massachusetts
• Buffalo, New York
• DuPont, Washington
• Greensboro, North Carolina
• Glendale, Ohio
• Indianapolis, Indiana
• Llewellyn Park, New Jersey
• Manchester, New Hampshire
• Manhattan, New York City, New York.
• Memphis, Tennessee
• Milledgeville, Georgia
• New Plymouth, Idaho
• Topeka, Kansas
• Parksley, Virginia
• Pullman, Illinois (now part of Chicago)
• Riverside, Illinois
• Salt Lake City, Utah
• Tallahassee, Florida
• Vandergrift, Pennsylvania

Cities built in the 1900s

• Avondale Estates, Georgia
• Baldwin Hills Village, California
• Cerritos, California
• Chatham Village, Pittsburgh
• Commerce, California
• Coral Gables, Florida
• Fairfield, Alabama
• Highland Park, Texas
• Industry, California
• Kingsport, Tennessee
• Longview, Washington
• Mariemont, Ohio
• Minden, Nevada
• Radburn, New Jersey
• Roland Park, Baltimore, Maryland
• Shaker Heights, Ohio
• Sugar Land, Texas
• Sunnyside Gardens, Queens, New York
• Twin Falls, Idaho
• Venice, Florida

Federal Aid built communities in the 1930s

• Arthurdale, West Virginia
• Boulder City, Nevada
• Greenbelt, Maryland
• Greendale, Wisconsin
• Greenhills, Ohio
• Norris, Tennessee
• Roosevelt, New Jersey

Privately built communities in the 1950s

• Joppatowne, Maryland
• Levittown, New York
• Levittown, Pennsylvania
• Rohnert Park, California
• Sharpstown, Houston, Texas
• Park Forest, Illinois
• Willingboro, New Jersey

New communities developed in the 1960s-1970s

• Anaheim Hills, California
• Arcosanti, Arizona
• Audubon New Community, New York
• Aventura, Florida
• Clear Lake City, Houston, Texas
• Columbia, Maryland
• Cold Spring, Maryland
• Coral Springs, Florida
• Coto de Caza, California
• Crofton, Maryland
• Village of Cross Keys, Maryland
• Sugar Land, Texas /li>
• Foster City, California
• Irvine, California
• King City, Oregon
• Kingwood, Houston, Texas
• Las Colinas, Irving, Texas
• Mission Viejo, California
• Peachtree City, Georgia
• Peachtree Corners, Georgia
• Reston, Virginia
• Sugar Creek, Sugar Land, Texas
• Sunriver, Oregon
• Woodhaven, Fort Worth, Texas
• Valley Ranch, Irving, Texas

Department of Housing & Urban Development sponsored communities

• Cedar-Riverside, Minnesota (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
• Flower Mound, Texas (Near Dallas, Texas)
• Gananda, New York (Near Rochester, New York)
• Harbison, South Carolina (Near Columbia, South Carolina)
• Jonathan, Minnesota (Near Minneapolis, Minnesota)
• Maumelle, Arkansas (Near Little Rock, Arkansas)
• Newfields, Ohio (Dayton, Ohio)
• Park Forest South, Illinois (Near Chicago)
• Radisson, New York (Near Syracuse, New York)
• Riverton, New York (Near Rochester, New York)
• Roosevelt Island, New York (New York, New York)
• Shenandoah, Georgia (Near Atlanta, Georgia)
• Soul City, North Carolina (Warren County, North Carolina)
• St. Charles, Maryland (Charles County, Maryland)
• San Antonio Ranch, Texas (near San Antonio, Texas)
• The Woodlands, Texas (near Houston, Texas)

Privately built communities in the 1980s-1990s

• Anthem, Arizona
• Carolina Forest, South Carolina
• Celebration, Florida
• Eagle Mountain, Utah
• Greatwood, Sugar Land, Texas
• Laguna West, California
• Sugar Land, Texas
• Phillips Ranch, California
• Port Liberte, New Jersey
• Rancho Santa Margarita, California
• Seaside, Florida
• Southern Village, North Carolina
• Summerlin, Nevada
• Suncadia, Washington
• Viera, Florida
• Westchase, Florida
• Weston, Florida