Chinatown, Los Santos

Historical information
Chinatown is a neighborhood in Western Los Santos. It is located on 8.4 sq miles of land. In the early 1930s, Chinatown was a known source for fruit, they were shipped from China to Los Santos and soon they took over the market. By 1938, Chinatown was selling one-eighth of San Andreas' .
Chinatown is home to the oldest Chinese Community in Los Santos and the region. The Chinese Dragon Monument at Wong Park commemorating the victims of the by the is the largest found on public property in Los Santos. After , many Chinese citizens who lost their homes after being relocated to internment camps, settled in Chinatown and the region. Today, there is a large Chinese population (73%) in Chinatown. There are a lot of dominating the area.
According to the 2008 , the total population of Chinatown is 63,957 people. 20% of residents are , 6,6% are , 73,1% are , and 1,3% are or . 28,1% of residents are , and 98.6% speak a language other than English in the home. 16.3% of residents have a or higher and 34% of residents have a . 12.6% of families and 36,5% of individuals live below the .
Places of interest
Yangdi Apartment Complex
Wong Park
Criminality
Picture gallery
Yangdi-wongpark.png|View at the Yangdi Apartment Complex with Wong Park in the sight.
Wongpark.png|Wong Park, hotspot for teenagers in Chinatown.
Chinatown.png|Aerial view of Chinatown (center) with surrounding area.
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