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Rogers Park sits right along Lake Michigan on Chicago's far north side, pairing a long sandy beachfront with a walkable, close-knit neighborhood feel.
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Rogers Park is part of the City of Chicago and is served by Chicago Public Schools (CPS). Attendance boundaries are set by CPS, so buyers should confirm the assigned schools for a specific address with the district's School Locator.
Where is Rogers Park in Chicago?
Rogers Park is Chicago's northernmost lakefront community area, on the Far North Side. It borders Evanston to the north, Lake Michigan to the east, Edgewater to the south and West Ridge to the west.
How do you get downtown from Rogers Park?
The CTA Red Line runs through Rogers Park with stops at Howard, Jarvis, Morse and Loyola, and Metra's Union Pacific North Line stops at the Rogers Park station on Lunt Avenue.
Does Rogers Park have beaches?
Yes. Rogers Park has a long run of public Lake Michigan beaches, including the beach at Loyola Park and several small street-end beaches along the lakefront.
Which university is in Rogers Park?
Loyola University Chicago's Lake Shore Campus is in Rogers Park, along the lake at the southern edge of the neighborhood.
What schools serve Rogers Park?
Rogers Park is served by Chicago Public Schools. Check the CPS School Locator for the schools assigned to a specific address.