European Immigrant Communities in the US (neighborhood, suburbs, areas)

[mhays25]

Seattle's Scandinavian enclave of Ballard has lost much of its ethnic identity over the decades.

[ckhthankgod]

Some Ukrainians in Syracuse's Tipperary Hill neighborhood and in the nearby suburb of Solvay(known for its Italian population). Actually there are quite a few in nearby suburbs and into Auburn's NW side as well. Some Poles live near them as well. This Polish restaurant is actually just inside of Solvay near the Syracuse city line: Eva's European Sweets | Restaurants : Food Network | Food Network

Eva's European Sweets

Another restaurant also in Solvay: European Specialties - Syracuse, New York - Stores - Polish Plate

European Specialties |

Nearby: THE UKRAINIAN CULTURAL CENTER OF SYRACUSE WELCOMES YOU!!

Dom Polski | Syracuse Polish Home

[James Bond 007]

Aside from a few eastern European enclaves here and there, there aren't really any European immigrant neighborhoods in the US anymore, since (western) Europeans stopped immigrating to the US in large numbers decades ago.

[l1995]

There are a lot of Polish people in NYC as well as Copiague, New York

There are some Irish people in my town and neighboring towns, but not enough to make it feel like an enclave.

[l1995]

Originally Posted by willow wind

Lots of Brazilian immigrants in Danbury, CT , south shore of MA, Framingham, MA & Cape Cod.

Heavy Polish immigrant population in New Britain, CT.

Since when is Brazil in Europe?

[grega94]

Originally Posted by Ruth4Truth

Wow, you're missing the MAJOR immigre communities of San Francisco (one of the first), Seattle, and more recently: Sacramento and Walnut Creek, CA


There are big Romanian communities in CA, MI, NY and Ohio, as well. There's even a small Romanian community in Santa Fe, NM.

There are also a lot of Russian's in Portland, OR too.

[NigerianNightmare]

Originally Posted by l1995

Since when is Brazil in Europe?

Key word here is "European". Southern Brazil and Argentina is upwards of 80% white.
Their is easily above 100 million white people in Latin America and if you count people that are at least 3/4 white it is probably 20% or more of the South American population.


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_Brazilians

[l1995]

Originally Posted by NigerianNightmare

Key word here is "European". Southern Brazil and Argentina is upwards of 80% white.
Their is easily above 100 million white people in Latin America and if you count people that are at least 3/4 white it is probably 20% or more of the South American population.


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_Brazilians

I'm well aware that there are white people in Brazil. They still don't count as Euripean inmigrants.

[Ruth4Truth]

Originally Posted by grega94

There are also a lot of Russian's in Portland, OR too.

Oh, right. There's an Old Believers colony in Woodburn.

[MB1562]

There is a big community of Russians, Ukrainians, and other ex-Soviet bloc immigrants in Northeast Philadelphia, especially Bustleton.