Levittown Pa  is not an incorporated place, though efforts in the early 1950s were made to incorporate. Some Levittown residents feared that incorporation would lead to higher taxes, by robbing the prospective municipality of a commercial tax base.

Levittown's 41 neighborhoods (locally called "sections") are found in parts of four separate municipalities:






Bristol Township  (including the sections of Plumbridge, Mill Creek, Indian Creek, Goldenridge, Blue Ridge, Whitewood, Orangewood, Yellowood, Violetwood, Red Cedar Hill, Apple Tree Hill, Holly Hill, Crabtree Hollow, Oaktree Hollow, Greenbrook, Farmbrook, Dogwood Hollow, Junewood, Magnolia Hill, Green Lynne and most of Kenwood and Stonybrook, and a small part of Birch Valley),
 
Falls Township (including the sections of Vermillion Hill, Thornridge, Elderberry Pond, North Park, Willow Wood, and portions of Pinewood, Lakeside and most of Birch Valley and 1 house in Magnolia Hill),

Middletown Township (including the sections of Deep Dale East, Deep Dale West, Highland Park, Twin Oaks, Forsythia Gate, Snowball Gate, Red Rose Gate, Upper Orchard, Lower Orchard, Juniper Hill, Cobalt Ridge and Quincy Hollow), and the

Borough of Tullytown (including portions of Stonybrook, Kenwood, Pinewood and Lakeside).

The names of the streets within each section uniformly begin with the same letter that begins the name of the section in question except for the section of Green Lynn, which was not constructed by Bill Levitt, a plan that offers a good clue as to where any particular street might be located. "X" and "Z" are not used for section or street names. As there are more than 24 section names, "road" is used for street names in sections to the west of Edgely Road, "lanes" are found in those section to the east. Red Rose Gate, Forsythia Gate, and Snowball Gate are collectively known as "The Gates." (These were the only sections without sidewalks so as to lend a more "executive" appearance to the neighborhoods.) Lakeside sits next to Levittown Lake . Magnolia Hill is on a prominent hill. Mill Creek is found next to a creek by the same name