Chinatowns in Queens
United States
Chinatowns in Queens connects to 1532 places across 12 topics through 44 Bunkabop connections, anchored in Chinese immigrant settlement and urban growth. Its strongest co-connected place is Flushing, Queens, where Main Street and Roosevelt Avenue form the cultural heart of Flushing Chinatown. Connections cover Chinese immigration, local government, and language diversity, including Fuzhounese and Wenzhounese communities that arrived in the 1990s. Corridors like Broadway in Elmhurst expanded as satellites of Flushing.
Chinese supermarket
Connects Chinatowns in Queens to: Flushing, Queens | Bensonhurst, Brooklyn
Hong Kong Supermarket
Connects Chinatowns in Queens to: Flushing, Queens | Chinatown, Manhattan
Chinese immigrants
Connects Chinatowns in Queens to: Flushing, Queens | Chinatown (Washington, D.C.)
New York City Comptroller
Connects Chinatowns in Queens to: Flushing, Queens | Dongan Hills, Staten Island
Broadway (Queens)
Connects Chinatowns in Queens to: Astoria, Queens | Elmhurst, Queens
Roosevelt Avenue
Connects Chinatowns in Queens to: Queens, New York | Flushing, Queens | Elmhurst, Queens
Wenzhounese
Connects Chinatowns in Queens to: Wenzhou, Zhejiang | Flushing, Queens | Qingtian County
Main Street (Queens)
Connects Chinatowns in Queens to: Queens, New York | Flushing, Queens | Chinatown, Manhattan | Kew Gardens Hills, Queens
cram school
Connects Chinatowns in Queens to: Okinawa Prefecture | Bangsar | Uijeongbu, South Korea | Hauz Khas
Kissena Boulevard
Connects Chinatowns in Queens to: Queens, New York | Flushing, Queens | Chinatown, Manhattan | Kew Gardens Hills, Queens
Fuzhounese Americans
Connects Chinatowns in Queens to: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Flushing, Queens | Chinatown, Manhattan | Changle, Fuzhou
anglicization
Connects Chinatowns in Queens to: Williamsburg, Brooklyn | Nauvoo, Illinois | Kawartha Lakes, Ontario | Manchaca, Texas | Chaygaon, India