This is a list of Chinatowns (urban regions containing a large population of Chinese people within a non-Chinese society) in select countries. It includes the parent city with metropolitan older Chinatown and newer satellite "Chinatowns" in the suburban communities. It includes some Chinatowns in rural towns.

Key:

• Old main Chinatown in the anchor city - street or location
  • New satellite "Chinatown" in an inner district or outer suburb

Contents

1 Australia 2 Canada 2.1 Alberta 2.2 British Columbia 2.3 Manitoba 2.4 Ontario 2.5 Quebec 3 South Africa 4 United States 4.1 California 4.2 District of Columbia 4.3 Georgia 4.4 Hawaii 4.5 Illinois 4.6 Maryland 4.7 Massachusetts 4.8 Michigan 4.9 Missouri 4.10 Nevada 4.11 New York 4.12 Oklahoma 4.13 Oregon 4.14 Pennsylvania 4.15 Texas 4.16 Washington 5 Major Chinatowns 5.1 Lesser-known Chinatowns 5.2 Remaining frontier and rural Chinatowns 6 See also

Australia

• Brisbane
• Melbourne
• Perth
• Sydney - Haymarket
  • Ashfield
  • Burwood
  • Cabramatta
  • Chatswood
  • Fairfield
  • Hurstville

Canada

Alberta

• Calgary - Downtown East Village
• Edmonton
• Lethbridge

British Columbia

• Vancouver - Pender Street and Main Street
  • Richmond - No. 3 Road

Manitoba

• Winnipeg

Ontario

• Ottawa - Somerset Street
• Toronto - Dundas Street, Spadina Avenue (See Chinatown, Toronto.)
  • Markham - Kennedy Road, Steeles Avenue
  • Mississauga - Dundas Street
  • Richmond Hill
  • Scarborough

Quebec

• Montreal - boulevard Saint-Laurent
  • Brossard - boulevard Taschereau

South Africa

• Johannesburg
  • Cyrildene

United States

California

• Locke - rural town including Locke Historic District - National Register of Historic Places
• Los Angeles - Broadway Avenue, Spring Street. (See Chinatown, Los Angeles.)
  • Alhambra - Valley Boulevard (from Fremont Avenue to New Avenue)
  • Arcadia
  • Artesia
  • Irvine - Culver Drive
  • Monterey Park - Atlantic Boulevard, Garfield Avenue, Garvey Avenue
  • Rowland Heights - Colima Road, Nogales Avenue
  • San Gabriel and Rosemead - Valley Boulevard (from New Avenue to Rosemead Boulevard)
• Oakland - Broadway, 7th Street, Harrison Avenue, 10th Street
• Riverside - Brockton and Tequesquite (historic site - National Register of Historic Places)
• Sacramento - 3rd, 5th, J, and I Streets
• San Diego - historic Market and K Streets, 2nd and 5th Avenues
  • Clairemont Mesa - new "Chinatown" on Convoy Street
• San Francisco - Jackson Street, Stockton Avenue. (See Chinatown, San Francisco.)
  • Richmond
• San Jose
  • Cupertino - North Wolfe Road
  • Fremont
  • Milpitas - Barber Lane

District of Columbia

• Washington, DC - H Street, with a "satellite" in Rockville, Maryland. (See Chinatown, Washington, DC.)

Georgia

• Atlanta - no "Chinatown" in Atlanta proper
  • Doraville - mixed Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese strip malls on Buford Highway

Hawaii

• Honolulu

Illinois

• Chicago - Along Wentworth at Cermak. (See Chinatown, Chicago, Illinois.)
  • New Chinatown, Chicago

Maryland

• Rockville - A "satellite" of the Washington, DC Chinatown.

Massachusetts

• Boston

Michigan

• Detroit - First Chinatown became extinct since the 1950s. Relocated Chinatown in the 1960s, now defunct.
  • Madison Heights - third new "Chinatown" with stripe malls on John R Road

Missouri

• St. Louis - original Chinatown defunct in early 1960s; second relocated Chinatown defunct since late 1970s
  • University City - third new "Chinatown" on Olive Boulevard

Nevada

• Las Vegas - Spring Mountain Road (See Chinatown, Las Vegas.)

New York

• New York City
  • Chinatown, Manhattan
  • Sunset Park, Brooklyn
  • Elmhurst, Queens
  • Flushing, Queens
  • Edison, New Jersey

Oklahoma

• Oklahoma City - along Classen Blvd from N. 22nd Street to N. West 30th.
  • New developments (mostly strip malls) in North West and South West OKC

Oregon

• Chinatown, Portland

Pennsylvania

• Philadelphia

Texas

• Houston - Bellaire Avenue (See Chinatown, Houston.)

Washington

• Seattle (See International District, Seattle, Washington.)
  • Kent

Major Chinatowns

• Bangkok, Thailand
• Binondo, Manila, Philippines
• Boston, Massachusetts, USA
• Chicago, Illinois, USA
• Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
• Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• London, England
• Los Angeles, California, USA
• Manchester, UK
• Melbourne, Australia
• New York, New York, USA
• Paris, France
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
• Portland, Oregon, USA
• Richmond,British Columbia Canada
• San Francisco, California, USA
• Seattle, Washington, USA
• Singapore
• Sydney, Australia
• Toronto, Ontario, Canada
• Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
• Washington, D.C., USA
• Yokohama City, Japan

Lesser-known Chinatowns

• Aiwo, Nauru
• Auckland, New Zealand
• Brisbane, Australia
• Calgary, Alberta, Canada
• Cleveland, Ohio, USA
• Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
• Havana, Cuba
• Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
• Houston, Texas, USA
• Liverpool, UK
• Mexico City, Mexico
• Oakland, California, USA
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA
• Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
• Sacramento, California, USA
• Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
• Wellington, New Zealand
• Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
• Yangon, Burma

Remaining frontier and rural Chinatowns

• Hanford, California, USA
• Isleton, California, USA
• Locke, California, USA

See also

• List of named ethnic enclaves in North American cities