Queens is the largest borough in Manhattan comprised of many different neighborhoods of inhabitants of differing ethnicities. Howard Beach and Middle Village are primarily comprised of Italian Americans and Rockaway beach of Irish Americans, while Astoria is home to a large Greek population that also attracts many Manhattanites because of its close proximity to the City. Long Island City is an industrial area that is undergoing a major gentrifications and many residential developments are going up in every corner. Jackson Heights, Elmhurst, and Corona are primarily populated with Asians and African Americans, while Forest Hills and Kew Gardens have many Israelis and Jews residing there. Jamaica is home to large African American and Caribbean populations. Ozone Park, Bayside, Maspeth, Kew Gardens and Woodside are areas that attract a wide variety of cultures. |
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