In Canada

• Greektown, Montreal, Quebec
  • Park Avenue, Montreal, Quebec
  • Park Extension, Montreal, Quebec
  • Chomedey, Laval, Quebec
• Greektown, Toronto, Ontario
• Greektown, Vancouver, British Columbia

The following pages provide some history regarding certain Greek communities in Canada.

• Greek Canadians
  • Greeks of Toronto
    • 1918 Toronto anti-Greek riot

In the United States

Dodecanese Avenue in Tarpon Springs, Florida

A typical housing pattern found in United States' Greektowns is to buy a multiple story dwelling, move into the lower floor and rent the upper floors to other Greeks.^[2]

The largest Greek community in the USA is located in Queens, NY.

• Astoria, Queens, in New York City

List of officially designated Greektowns:

• Greektown, Chicago
• Greektown, Detroit
• Greektown, Baltimore
• Greektown, Tarpon Springs

List of communities with a large concentration of Greek communities:

• New England
  • Boston, Massachusetts
  • Lynn, Massachusetts
  • Lowell, Massachusetts
  • Manchester, New Hampshire
• New York
  • 8th avenue, Manhattan^[3]
  • Washington Heights, Manhattan^[4]

List of historic Greektowns:

• Philadelphia
  • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania^[5][6][7][8]
  • Upper Darby, Pennsylvania^[9]
• Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania^[10]
• Cleveland, Ohio^[11]
  • Campbell, Ohio^[12]
• Salt Lake City, Utah^{[13][14][15][16]}
• San Francisco, California^[17][18]
• Los Angeles, California^[19][20][21]

The following pages provide some history regarding certain Greek communities in the USA.

• Greek Americans
  • Greeks in Syracuse, New York
  • Greeks in Omaha, Nebraska
    • 1909 Omaha anti-Greek riot
  • History of the Greek Americans in Metro Detroit

• List of Greek Americans

In Australia

The term Greektown is not widely used in Australia, even in areas with comparatively high levels of Greek concentration. In the 1860s, a shanty town referred to as Greektown was established at Tambaroora near Bathurst in New South Wales.^[22]

List of communities with a large concentration of Greek communities:

• Melbourne
  • Greek Precinct, Melbourne on Lonsdale Street
  • Oakleigh, Victoria in the City of Monash

• Sydney
  • Little Greece in Marrickville, New South Wales^[23]

The following pages provide some history regarding certain Greek communities in Australia.

• Greek Australians
  • Greeks of Melbourne

In the United Kingdom

Many Greeks reside in Wood Green, Harringay and Palmers Green, the latter harbouring the largest community of Greek-Cypriots outside Cyprus, resulting in these areas bearing local nicknames whereby the Green is replaced by Greek – as in Greek Lanes and Palmers Greek.^[24][25][26] Although in recent years, most of London's Greek and Greek-Cypriot population resides in Southgate.

Bayswater is also home to a substantial Greek community. The Saint Sophia Cathedral, situated on Moscow Road was built in 1882, and is a grade I listed building.

List of communities with a large concentration of Greek communities:

• Palmers Green in London

The following pages provide some history regarding certain Greek communities in the UK.

• Greeks in the United Kingdom