The Netherwood Park Neighborhood Association (NPNA) is the volunteer organization of people living, owning property, and working in the area bounded by Indian School, I-40, Carlisle and the North Diversion Channel. We are a non-profit organization and our mission is to serve the community with news, information, events and community development.
Netherwood Park is a residential neighborhood, mainly single family homes, with some apartments, townhouses, and condominiums. In addition to its two parks, Netherwood and Tennis Club of Albuquerque, One-on-One Fitness, and Full Circle Studio provide opportunities for recreation.
Our neighborhood has a low crime rate, and relatively few threats from, or demands for, development. The neighborhood association is concerned about keeping the neighborhood clean and addressing pressures to develop the North UNM Golf Course.
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The history of the Netherwood Park neighborhood can be traced back to the late 1890s when Albuquerque had a population of 4000. Three school teachers filed for land under the Homestead Act on the east mesa where the neighborhood is now located. At the time, this was on the outskirts of the city. Each school teacher, Ada Cutler, Ms. Morrow and Ms.Taylor, made a homestead filing and they built a house on a corner common to the three properties making sure each one’s bedroom was on her own filing. The original homestead house, long since gone, was at the north end of what is now Girard. More...
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| View of the Sandia Mountains from Netherwood Park |