Introduction 

Logan Square is located on the northwest side of Chicago and is centered on the public square that serves as its namesake, located at the three-way intersection of Milwaukee Avenue, Logan Boulevard and Kedzie Boulevard. The area is characterized by the prominent historical boulevards, stately greystones and large bungalow-style homes. 

The neighborhoods of Belmont Gardens, Bucktown, Kosciuszko Park, and Palmer Square are considered part of Logan Square.

Transportation

Logan Square is serviced by Chicago public transportation including the Chicago “L” Blue Line, the MD-N Train, and Busses #56 and #76, as well as Lyft/Uber rideshare services and taxi services. Unfortunately, this means that rideshare accidents, pedestrian accidents, motor vehicle accidents, and public transportation accidents can be common in the area. 

Demographics

Logan Square has a population of 73,056 in its 3.23 square miles. The median household income is $70,339 according to the most recent U.S. Census. The area has a diverse population, including Latino, Eastern European, and African-American. 

Neighborhoods

• Belmont Gardens

Belmont Gardens spans the Chicago Community Areas of Logan Square and Avondale with the boundaries of Pulaski Road to the East, the Union Pacific/Northwest rail line to the West, Belmont Avenue to the North, and Fullerton Avenue to the South.

• Bucktown

Bucktown is a neighborhood located in the east of the Logan Square community area in Chicago, directly north of Wicker Park, and northwest of the Loop. Bucktown gets its name from the large number of goats raised in the neighborhood during the 19th century when it was an integral part of the city’s famed Polish Downtown. The area is mostly residential, with a mixture of older single family homes, new buildings with edgy architecture, and converted industrial lofts. Bucktown has a significant shopping district on Damen Avenue, extending north from North Avenue (in Wicker Park) to Webster Avenue. The neighborhood is readily accessible via the Blue Line and has multiple access points to the elevated Bloomingdale Trail, also known as the 606.

• Kosciuszko Park

Kosciuszko Park, also known as “Koz Park” or “The Land of Koz”, has boundaries of Central Park Avenue to the East, Pulaski Road to the West, George Street to the North, and Altgeld to the South. 

• Palmer Square

The Palmer Square neighborhood is located by Fullerton Avenue (2400 N) to the north, Armitage Avenue (2000 N) to the south, Kedzie Boulevard (Avenue, 3200 W) to the west, and Milwaukee Avenue to the east. The neighborhood is named for Palmer Square Park, a large seven acre park on the western edge of the neighborhood. The area, with its vibrant character, bustling business corridor, easy access to transportation, and tree-lined streets makes it a diverse neighborhood. 

Education

Logan Square students are primarily serviced by Chicago Public Schools and private schools, which include:

• Mozart Elementary School
• Goethe Elementary School
• James Monroe Public School
• Our Lady of Grace
• St. Johns Berchmans School
• St. Sylvester School
• Brentano Elementary Math & Science Academy
• Salmon P. Chase Public School

When sending your child off to school you assume they will remain safe, however this isn’t always the case. School bus accidents, gym and physical education accidents, lack of supervision, daycare accidents, playground injuries, and school district negligence are just a few examples of the types of school injury cases America’s Consumer Lawyer has experience with.

Attractions

Logan Square is home to many activities and attractions, which include:

• Kosciuszko Park
• Haas Park
• Illinois Centennial Monument
• Logan Theatre
• Logan Arcade
• Comfort Station
• Humboldt Park
• Logan Square Farmers Market
• The 606
• Emporium Arcade Bar
• Palmer Square Park
• Hairpin Arts Center

While most of the time spent at these attractions will be enjoyable and uneventful, accidents can occur, including premises accidents, slip and falls, bicycle accidents, bus accidents, car accidents, drinking and driving, dog bites, and playground accidents.

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