eurasian families moved out from the enclaves to other locations such as the government quarters in bukit timah, the countryside areas in serangoon and upper serangoon, and the then coastal region of tanjong katong. there were even kampongs (malay for “villages”) along haig road and siglap road that had a concentration of eurasian families. another eurasian enclave known as little england was located in the area bounded by farrer park, norfolk road and rangoon road. the roads in the area were all named after english counties and towns. eurasians today can now be found spread thinly across the island in both private and public housing. in past times, many eurasians lived in the katong area, as did prominent tour guide geraldene lowe in her youth. katong is commonly considered singapore's main eurasian enclave because of some history, modern eurasian literature and the present location of the eurasian association, it is more of a peranakan chinese enclave.