The Near West Side has more Divvy stations than any other Chicago community area: 91, per Divvy’s own live station feed, retrieved August 15, 2026 — with the Near North Side one behind at 90 and Lincoln Park at 76. This list ranks the operator’s feed rather than the city’s Divvy dataset because our full analysis measured the gap between the two files: the city’s lists 840 fewer stations inside Chicago than Divvy’s own feed does, so each entry below shows both counts. Every one of the 77 community areas has at least one station in the operator’s feed, and the top ten hold 647 of its 2,009 in-city stations — 32 percent. A station here is a row in a published feed on the date named, per the full analysis — not a field observation. These are infrastructure records, and this page takes no position on where anyone should live or ride.
1. The Near West Side — 91 stations
The Near West Side has 91 Divvy stations in the operator’s live feed; the city’s own Divvy dataset lists 85 there. Both counts place each station by its published coordinates, and the gap between the two files is measured — not explained — in the full analysis.
2. The Near North Side — 90 stations
The Near North Side has 90 Divvy stations in the operator’s live feed; the city’s own Divvy dataset lists 67 there. Both counts place each station by its published coordinates, and the gap between the two files is measured — not explained — in the full analysis.
3. Lincoln Park — 76 stations
Lincoln Park has 76 Divvy stations in the operator’s live feed; the city’s own Divvy dataset lists 59 there. Both counts place each station by its published coordinates, and the gap between the two files is measured — not explained — in the full analysis.
4. West Town — 68 stations
West Town has 68 Divvy stations in the operator’s live feed; the city’s own Divvy dataset lists 57 there. Both counts place each station by its published coordinates, and the gap between the two files is measured — not explained — in the full analysis.
5. Lake View — 67 stations
Lake View has 67 Divvy stations in the operator’s live feed; the city’s own Divvy dataset lists 64 there. Both counts place each station by its published coordinates, and the gap between the two files is measured — not explained — in the full analysis.
6. The Loop — 63 stations
The Loop has 63 Divvy stations in the operator’s live feed; the city’s own Divvy dataset lists 54 there. Both counts place each station by its published coordinates, and the gap between the two files is measured — not explained — in the full analysis.
7. Austin — 55 stations
Austin has 55 Divvy stations in the operator’s live feed; the city’s own Divvy dataset lists 31 there. Both counts place each station by its published coordinates, and the gap between the two files is measured — not explained — in the full analysis.
8. Belmont Cragin — 46 stations (tie)
Belmont Cragin has 46 Divvy stations in the operator’s live feed; the city’s own Divvy dataset lists 24 there. Both counts place each station by its published coordinates, and the gap between the two files is measured — not explained — in the full analysis.
9. Logan Square — 46 stations (tie)
Logan Square has 46 Divvy stations in the operator’s live feed; the city’s own Divvy dataset lists 41 there. Both counts place each station by its published coordinates, and the gap between the two files is measured — not explained — in the full analysis.
10. Portage Park — 45 stations
Portage Park has 45 Divvy stations in the operator’s live feed; the city’s own Divvy dataset lists 19 there. Both counts place each station by its published coordinates, and the gap between the two files is measured — not explained — in the full analysis.
Questions these numbers can answer
Which Chicago community area has the most Divvy stations? The Near West Side, with 91 stations in Divvy’s own live feed as of August 15, 2026 — one ahead of the Near North Side’s 90, with Lincoln Park third at 76.
How many Divvy stations are there in Chicago? It depends which official file you read: Divvy’s live feed lists 2,048 stations, 2,009 of them inside Chicago’s 77 community areas; the city’s own Divvy dataset lists 1,197, of which 1,169 sit inside those same areas. Inside the city, the two files are 840 stations apart, and neither explains the difference.
Does every Chicago community area have a Divvy station? In the operator’s feed, yes — all 77 community areas hold at least one. In the city’s dataset, three areas — Clearing, Edison Park, and Oakland — show none.
Where these numbers come from
These figures come from Divvy’s live GBFS station-information feed (2,048 stations, retrieved August 15, 2026) and the City of Chicago Divvy Bicycle Stations dataset (1,197 stations, refreshed August 14, 2026), with every station in both placed by point-in-polygon against the city’s community-area boundaries. The 840-station gap between the files, the dock counts, and the network’s growth arc: Divvy’s Live Feed Lists 2,048 Stations. Chicago’s Own Divvy Dataset Lists 1,197.
Computed by KCM Desk from records retrieved August 15, 2026. If you spot an error, corrections come first.