Welcome to our neighborhood
Welcome to Frogtown, Minnesota. Located in the capitol city of St. Paul, our neighborhood was first populated around 1860 and was named Frogtown because of the abundance of frogs that existed in the area. Frogtown was settled by German-Bohemians who affectionately called the neighborhood Froschburg or "frog city". Frogtown was NOT named after French settlers. Let us know what we can do to make Frogtown the best neighborhood to live in. Contact us or
The boundaries of Frogtown are:
Western Boundary:
East Side of Lexington Parkway
Northern Boundary:
Burlington Northern Railroad tracks (above Pierce Butler Route)
Eastern Boundary:
Rice Street
Southern Boundary:
North Side of University Avenue
The boundaries of District 7 include Frogtown, but also go East to Hwy 35E and include:
The Capitol Heights Neighborhood, Mt. Airy Housing, and Valley Hi-Rise