韩国城 (洛杉矶)




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韩国城

社区

韩国城的天際線

綽號："K-Town"

韩国城的位置

坐标：34°03′42″N 118°18′02″W / 34.0618°N 118.3006°W / 34.0618; -118.3006
国家
 美国
州
 加利福尼亚州
县
洛杉矶县
市
洛杉矶
面积[1]
 • 总计
7 平方公里（2.7 平方英里）
人口（2008）[1]
 • 總計
124,281
 • 密度
16,451/平方公里（42,609/平方英里）

韩国城（英语：Koreatown；韓語：코리아타운）是美國加利福尼亚州洛杉矶市中心的一个社区，集中在第八街和西大道附近。[2]20世纪60年代，韩国人开始大规模移民，集中在中威尔希尔地区。该区保留了不少装饰艺术风格的历史建筑[3]。


这是洛杉矶县人口最密集的地区，约有12万居民住在2.7平方英里的范围内。社区在种族上是高度多样化的，一半的居民是拉丁裔，三分之一是亚洲人。三分之二的居民出生在美国以外[1]。



地理




2014年的鸟瞰图


该社区位于市中心西北3英里（5公里），好莱坞西北4英里（6公里），距离圣莫尼卡海滩12英里（19公里），洛杉矶国际机场16英里（26公里） 。基本上地形平坦，平均海拔高度为 200英尺（61米）.[2]。


洛杉矶市将韩国城市议会的官方边界设定为南到奥林匹克大道（从西大道到佛蒙特大道），东到佛蒙特大道（从奥林匹克大道到第三街），北到第三街（从佛蒙特大道到西大道），西大道从第三街到奥林匹克大道[4]。


韩国驻洛杉矶总领事馆位于威尔希尔大道3243号[5]。中华人民共和国驻洛杉矶总领事馆位于Shatto Place443号，而护照和签证办公室在500号三楼。[6]。萨尔瓦多总领事馆位于威尔希尔大道3450号，危地马拉总领事馆位于威尔希尔大道3540 号。洪都拉斯总领事馆和尼加拉瓜总领事馆位于威尔希尔大道3550号。玻利维亚总领事馆位于威尔希尔大道3701号。



公共场所



  • 地铁站，西大道和威尔希尔大道

  • 长老会以马内利堂，威尔希尔大道3300号[7]

  • 耶稣基督后期圣徒教会，南曼哈顿广场209号[8]

  • 威尔希尔韩国基督教会，威尔希尔大道3435号[9]






  • 奥林匹克大道





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  • 韩国驻洛杉矶总领事馆





  • Chapman Market.jpg






参考





  1. ^ 1.01.11.2 Koreatown. Los Angeles Times Neighborhood Project (The Los Angeles Times). [2010-04-11]. 


  2. ^ 2.02.1 USGS GNIS: Koreatown


  3. ^ Hawthorne, Christopher (November 29, 2014) "KOREATOWN'S COOL OLD BUILDINGS POINT TO L.A.'S FUTURE" Los Angeles Times


  4. ^ 09-0606 (CFMS). Cityclerk.lacity.org. [2012-09-01]. 


  5. ^ "Contact us." Consulate-General of South Korea in Los Angeles. Retrieved on December 24, 2008.


  6. ^ "General Information about our Consulate 页面存档备份，存于互联网档案馆." Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Los Angeles. Retrieved on January 30, 2009.


  7. ^ 存档副本. [2013-05-28]. （原始内容存档于2013-06-29）.  Church website


  8. ^ [1] Bing.com


  9. ^ [2] Bing.com



  • Nancy Abelmann and John Lie, Blue dreams: Korean Americans and the Los Angeles riots (1997)



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