Our Neighborhood
Welcome to St. Anthony Park
District 12, in the northwest corner of Saint Paul.
Where We Are
St. Anthony Park is bounded on the north by Lauderdale and Falcon Heights, on the west by Minneapolis, on the south by I-94, and on the east by Snelling Avenue, the University of Minnesota St. Paul Campus, Cleveland Avenue/Transfer Road, and the BNSF Railroad.
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Get Connected
Around the House
Local Groups & Nonprofits
- St. Anthony Park Volunteer Network: local nonprofits and how to help
- Resources for SAP seniors (St. Anthony Park Area Seniors)
Schools & Government
Community Schools
Share Your Favorite Spot
SAP Neighborhood Asset Map
Since our 2022 Joint Annual Meeting with the SAP Community Foundation, we’ve been asking neighbors for their favorite St. Anthony Park community assets: organizations, businesses, spaces and parks. We keep adding to the map as we hear from you.
Who Lives in St. Anthony Park?
About 10,400 people live in St. Anthony Park, and about two out of three households rent their homes. We’re a young neighborhood, with a large student population close to both University of Minnesota campuses: about 4 in 10 residents are 18 to 34. Two-thirds of adults have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
About a third of residents are people of color, about 15% were born outside the U.S., and one in five neighbors speaks a language other than English at home. Our median household income, about $73,300, is close to Saint Paul’s overall median.
MN Compass tracks and compares neighborhood data across the Twin Cities. See our full profile there.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates, from the MN Compass St. Anthony Park neighborhood profile. Figures are estimates with margins of error. The 2020 Census counted about 9,950 residents.
Patterns Within St. Anthony Park
The neighborhood is quite diverse, and distinct patterns show up when you look at smaller areas. What do you notice? Click the button in the top-left corner of the map to explore different topics.
Get Involved
Your neighborhood, your voice.
Give, lend a hand, or come to a committee meeting. Every bit keeps St. Anthony Park neighbor-powered.
Questions? Email info@sapcc.org • 651-649-5992