Edgewood
Peripheral timber area
Edgewood is a common place name in the United States, used for towns, neighborhoods, and subdivisions.
The name evokes a wooded setting at the edge of something—a forest, a town, a property.
Like most compounds of terrain features, it sounds pleasant and vaguely pastoral: the Edgewood subdivision, Edgewood Avenue.
Tree-dense ecosystem
- timberWood for construction
- groveSmall stand of trees
- copseSmall group of trees
- thicketDense shrub cluster
treeline · boundary · clearing · meadow · glade · perimeter · border · fringe
forest
Tree-dense ecosystem
thicket · treeline · boundary · clearing · meadow · glade · perimeter · border · fringe · margin
neighborhood
Residential area nearby
- suburbOutlying residential district
- townshipCounty's smaller division
- communityCollective of connected people
district · avenue · street · park · cemetery · drive · estate · subdivision · borough · village
rustic
Rural and unrefined
- picturesqueVisually pleasing, paintable
- quaintAttractively unfamiliar, outdated
- charmingPleasantly attractive in manner
idyllic · sylvan · bucolic · scenic · tranquil · secluded · shaded · leafy · retreat · cottage
- Town NamesSpringfield, Fairview, Riverside, Greenville, Madison
- AtlantaAtlanta, Buckhead, Grant Park, Kirkwood, Georgia Tech
- Kentucky PlacesLexington, Louisville, Frankfort, Bowling Green, Covington
- Maryland PlacesBaltimore, Annapolis, Ocean City, Chesapeake Bay, Bethesda
- New Mexico PlacesAlbuquerque, Santa Fe, Taos, Carlsbad, Gallup
- Wisconsin CollegesUW-Madison, Marquette, Lakeland