West Roxbury is bordered by the Boston neighborhoods of Roslindale, Hyde Park and Jamaica Plain and the towns of Dedham and Brookline. One of West Roxbury's main features is its suburban feel: Houses on relatively large lots, with tree-lined parkways and large parks, including Stony Brook Reservation and Millennium Park. It is also home to dozens of cemeteries, many of them Jewish. West Roxbury is known for being a safe neighborhood with a large Irish-American population. West Roxbury is also home to a large majority of Boston's civil servants. Sometimes referred to as "Westie" by its more territorial, younger residents. West Roxbury hosts an array of beautiful traditional Victorian Style homes. Even the police station is located in a cozy home style setting. Centre Street, which runs from West Roxbury to Jamaica Plain anchors the neighborhood's business district, which consists of restaurants, banks and shops - and a number of funeral homes. Residents flock to Millennium Park, a former landfill that has been converted into 100 acres of trails, ball fields, and picnic areas. The park is currently the site for the Boston Area Sport Kite Championships. Bellevue Hill, at 338 feet, is the highest natural point in the city of Boston. Stony Brook Reservation, on the Hyde Park line, is a 475-acre forest.