Vicksburg, Michigan, is home to a wide variety of neighborhoods, each with its own unique character and charm. Some of the most notable and affluent areas include the Historic Downtown District, Sunset Lake vicinity, Portage Creek corridor, West Brady Road area, East Brady Road district, Schoolcraft Road extension, Sprinkle Road South, XY Avenue corridor, W U Avenue area, Sunset Lake shoreline communities, Historic Village and Depot Museum district, Lee Paper Mill redevelopment zone (The Mill at Vicksburg project), railroad heritage corridors, Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad vicinity, Northwestern Grand Trunk historic line areas, Vicksburg Community Schools district, Vicksburg High School neighborhood, Vicksburg Middle School area, Sunset Lake Elementary vicinity, Fraser's Grove historic spiritualist meeting grounds, Village Hall and municipal services district, Vicksburg Recreation Park area, classic car show venue zones, Lions Club Summer Festival grounds, Christmas in the Village celebration areas, various church and religious institution districts including multiple denominations established in the 1800s, commercial zones along major thoroughfares, small business districts, antique and specialty shop areas, lakefront residential properties, historic mill worker housing districts, railroad employee neighborhoods, established family subdivisions, newer residential developments, rural residential areas in Brady Township section, rural residential areas in Schoolcraft Township section, agricultural heritage districts, conservation areas around Portage Creek, wetland preservation zones, parks and nature walkway systems, trail access neighborhoods, and the numerous green spaces and preserved natural areas that define Vicksburg's commitment to maintaining its 19th-century village charm. Additional areas include historic farmland districts reflecting the village's agricultural roots, spiritualist camp meeting heritage areas, National Register Historic District properties, Union Depot Museum vicinity, adaptive reuse development zones, established neighborhoods from various decades since the 1870s incorporation, transportation corridor communities, South County Fire protection districts, emergency services areas, Kalamazoo County southern communities network, recreational facility neighborhoods, and lakefront cottage-style areas. Together, these neighborhoods create a rich and diverse community that defines Vicksburg's unique identity as a historically significant village, ranging from lakefront properties and mill heritage districts to family-friendly residential areas, historic preservation zones, recreational communities, and mixed-use redevelopment areas that collectively offer residents a variety of living experiences from historic village charm to modern amenities, all within convenient reach of the greater Kalamazoo area while maintaining the authentic character and rich heritage that has defined this Southwest Michigan community for nearly two centuries.