Chinatown, Mumbai

Up to the 1960s Mumbai had a small Chinatown in Mazagaon.^[1] After the 1962 Sino-Indian War, most Chinese were viewed as traitors, and left the town.^[2] Currently, Mumbai has a small ethnic Chinese population of 400 families.^[3] The Chinese temple and cemetery are both located at Mazagaon.^[3]

Chinatowns

Africa	South Africa: Johannesburg

Asia	India: Kolkata · Makum (closed) · Mumbai (closed), Indonesia: Jakarta, Iran: Mahale Chiniha, Japan: Kobe · Nagasaki · Yokohama, Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur, Myanmar: Yangon, Pakistan: Karachi, Philippines: Manila, Singapore Singapore, South Korea: Incheon, Thailand: Bangkok, United Arab Emirates: Dubai, Vietnam: Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)

Europe	Belgium: Antwerp, France: Paris, Italy: Milan, United Kingdom: Aberdeen · Belfast · Birmingham · Liverpool · London · Manchester · Newcastle · Sheffield

Latin America	Argentina: Buenos Aires, Brazil: São Paulo, Costa Rica: San José, Cuba: Havana, Mexico: Mexicali · Mexico City, Peru: Lima

North America	Canada: Calgary · Edmonton · Lethbridge · Montreal · Ottawa · Toronto · Vancouver · Victoria · Winnipeg United States: Boston · Brooklyn · Chicago · Cleveland · Flushing · Honolulu · Houston · Las Vegas · Los Angeles · Newark · New York · Oakland · Oklahoma City · Philadelphia · Portland · San Francisco · Seattle · Washington D.C.

Oceania	Australia: Adelaide · Brisbane · Melbourne · Perth · Sydney

References

^ http://www.dhapa.com/indian-chinese-in-mumbai/
^ Abidi, S.N.M (2008-02-28). "Say sorry to the Indian Chinese". Khaleej Times.
^ ^a ^b Someshwar, Savera R (2007-01-23). "Happy Indian Chinese New Year". Rediff.com. http://www.rediff.com/news/2004/jan/23speca.htm. Retrieved 2008-10-08.