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Old 03-07-2008, 12:46 AM
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Question Areas in and around Denver with Indian population???
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I will be moving to Denver in a month's time, i have absolutely no knowledge of Denver whtsoever, and would like to know which are the areas with reasonable indian/desi presence, since i'll be moving with my wife and would like a social life...also i'll be staying in a rented apartment, so areas with reasonable indian/desi presence in apartment complexes would be helpful...thnxxx

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Kyaha bata?

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Yesterday, I was in the Parker Rd/Peoria area (just north of I-225) and I was looking for a hole in the wall type place to eat and found about 5 Indian food places (within 10 minutes) before I settled on El Lucerito (Mexican). There are also Indian shops and such in the area.

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Old 03-07-2008, 05:25 AM
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I guess that should be "kyahaa bata he" . My Hindi is not the best...

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Looks like there could be a bit of an Indian presence on the southeast side of Denver:

delhi OR india loc: denver, co - Google Maps

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Old 03-07-2008, 08:01 AM
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Leetsdale/Parker from Monaco to I225

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One large apartment complex in which I know there's a lot of Indians is the "French Quarter" off of Parker Road near I-225. Any of the other ones around that one are likely to have teh same.

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There is a large Indian community in Superior. Mostly young families.

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Thxxx everyone for the info....i'll certainly look into those areas...

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Yesterday, I was in the Parker Rd/Peoria area (just north of I-225) and I was looking for a hole in the wall type place to eat and found about 5 Indian food places (within 10 minutes) before I settled on El Lucerito (Mexican). There are also Indian shops and such in the area.
This is what I was about to post (without the personal touch!). The Dam neighborhood by there is nice and quiet - nice homes, good people.

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