Little Pakistan
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Little Pakistan is a general name for an ethnic enclave populated primarily by Pakistani immigrants and people of Pakistani ancestry (overseas Pakistanis), usually in an urban neighborhood all over the world.[1][2][3][4]
Locations
Australia
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Belgium
- Rue Brogniez - Brussels
- Molenbeek-Saint-Jean - Brussels
Canada
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Japan
- Fukagawa - Tokyo
- Ōizumimachi - Tokyo
Malaysia
Norway
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- Grønland - Oslo - also called "Little Karachi".[3]
- Stovner - Oslo[9]
- Furuset - Oslo[10]
- Bjørndal - Oslo[11]
- Mortensrud Road - Oslo[12]
- Grorud - Oslo[13]
Oman
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Spain
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Saudi Arabia
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South Korea
Thailand
United Arab Emirates
- Mohamed Bin Zayed City - Abu Dhabi
- ICAD 1 - Abu Dhabi
- Al Mujarrah - Sharjah
- International City - Dubai
- Al Souk Al Kabir - Dubai
United States
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- Coney Island Avenue - Brooklyn, New York City, New York ("Little Pakistan", Brooklyn)[16][2][4]
- Jackson Heights - Queens, New York City, New York (also known as South Hall of New York)[17]
- Hicksville - Nassau County, Long Island, New York
- Valley Stream - Nassau County, Long Island, New York
- Lexington Avenue - Manhattan, New York City, New York[1]
- Oak Tree Road - Edison, New Jersey[18]
- ”Little Karachi” - Paterson, New Jersey
- Irvine - Orange County, California[19][20]
- Westwood - Los Angeles, California[21]
- Pioneer Boulevard - Artesia, California
- Fremont, California - Known for its large community of Pashtuns
- West Trinity Mills Road - Carrollton, Dallas, Texas[22]
- Hillcroft Avenue - Houston, Texas
- HW-6/ Voss Rd Sugar Land, Houston, Texas[23]
- Devon Avenue - Chicago, Illinois[24]
- Sugarland, Texas (can also be considered as a Little Karachi)
United Kingdom
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England
- Bradford - West Yorkshire
- Curry Mile - Manchester
- Rusholme - Manchester
- Longsight - Manchester
- Cheetham Hill - Manchester
- Glodwick - Oldham
- Alum Rock - Birmingham
- Sparkbrook - Birmingham
- Sparkhill - Birmingham
- Small Heath - Birmingham
- Nether Edge - Sheffield
- Harehills - Leeds
- Wingrove - Newcastle
- Arthurs Hill - Newcastle
- Linthorpe - Middlesbrough
- Normanton - Derby
- Green Street - London
- Ilford - London
- Southall - London
- Luton - Bedfordshire
- Slough - Berkshire
- High Wycombe - Buckinghamshire
- Darnall - Sheffield
- Burngreave - Sheffield
- Leicester - Leicestershire
- Oldham - Greater Manchester
- Rochdale - Greater Manchester
- Bolton - Greater Manchester
- Keighley - Bradford
- Dewsbury - Kirklees
- Smethwick - Sandwell
- Darlaston - Walsall
- Huddersfield - Kirklees
Scotland
Wales
Qatar
In Qatar there isn't a specific “Little Pakistan” but rather a “Little South Asia” where South Asian bachelors and families form the majority
- Matar Qadeem
- Najma
References
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