Several Little Italys exist in New York City, including but not limited to: Little Italy, Manhattan Italian Harlem Arthur Avenue, Bronx[1] Morris Park, Bronx[2] Bensonhurst, Brooklyn[3] Dyker Heights, Brooklyn Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn Italian Williamsburg, Brooklyn Ozone Park, Queens Howard Beach, Queens Middle Village, Queens Rosebank, Staten Island[4] Philadelphia, home to the second-largest Italian-American population in the United States, also has several Little Italys: South Philadelphia – largely Italian Bella Vista Central South Philadelphia Girard Estate Italian Market Marconi Plaza Packer Park Passyunk West St. Richard Whitman Overbrook/West Philadelphia Areas of Kensington Sections of Northeast Philadelphia Mayfair Tacony Sections of Southwest Philadelphia Areas of West Kensington Chambersburg and South Trenton, New Jersey Dunwoodie, Yonkers, New York Little Italy, Chicago, in Illinois Little Italy, Arkansas Little Italy, Baltimore, in Maryland North End, Boston, in Massachusetts[5] Little Italy, Bridgeport, in Connecticut Federal Hill, Providence, Rhode Island Little Italy, Wilmington, Delaware Little Italy, Cleveland, in Ohio Bloomfield, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Little Italy, Connellsville, in Pennsylvania Little Italy, Paterson, New Jersey Little Italy in Erie, Pennsylvania[6] Wooster Square, in New Haven, Connecticut[7] Little Italy, Omaha, in Nebraska The Hill in St. Louis, Missouri[8] West Seventh in St. Paul, Minnesota Little Italy, San Diego, California North Beach, San Francisco, in California[9] Little Italy, Schenectady, in New York[10] Little Italy, Rochester, New York Little Italy, Syracuse, in New York Independence, Louisiana Little Italy, Poughkeepsie, New York Little Italy, Waterbury, in Connecticut Little Italy, Clay County, West Virginia Little Italy, Randolph County, West Virginia Roseto, Pennsylvania