the north to Wharton Street in the south. Little Saigon Lower Moyamensing: North to Snyder Avenue, South to Oregon Avenue, West to Broad Street, East to 7th Street Marconi Plaza Moyamensing Newbold: Washington Ave. to Passyunk Ave., and Broad Street to 18th Street Packer Park Passyunk Square: Washington Ave. to Tasker Street, 6th Street to Broad Street Pennsport: Locally referred to as "Two Street", Penn's Port is a predominantly Irish-American Catholic neighborhood. Point Breeze Queen Village: North to Lombard Street, south to Washington Ave., east to the Delaware River, west to 6th Street Schuylkill Southwark: The limits of the district started on Cedar (South) Street and the Delaware River, and proceeded west to Passyunk Ave.; along the latter to Moyamensing Ave.; then by Keeler's Lane to Greenwich Road; then to the Delaware River, and along the several courses of the same until reaching the beginning point again. Southwest Center City: North to South Street (Rittenhouse/Fitler), south to Washington Ave., east to Broad Street (Hawthorne), west to 24th Street (Gray's Ferry) Sports Complex West Passyunk Wharton Whitman Demographics In 2010, the area's population was 168,782. Though mostly known for its large Italian population, South Philadelphia contains a diverse population of Italians, Irish, African Americans and Mexicans, as well as growing populations of Vietnamese, Chinese, Cambodian, Indonesian, Thai and Central Americans. In addition, the area contains smaller but historically significant Greek and Jewish communities. On January 22, 2010 the Associated Press said "South Philadelphia has been growing more diverse for decades, but the last 20 years have seen the greatest influx of Asian and Hispanic families." David Elesh, a Temple University urban sociologist, said that of the almost 60,000 Philadelphia residents who reported being born in China, many lived in South Philadelphia. As of the 2010 Census, there are 168,782 people in 78,440 housing units. The population density is 16,771 people per square mile. 46.6% of the population is male, and 53.4% is female. The South Philadelphia area comprises the zip codes of 19145, 19146, 19147 and 19148. Ethnic demographics Non-Hispanic White: 87,268 (51.8%) African-American: 43,404 (25.7%) Asian: 20,926 (12.4%) Hispanic or Latino: 12,866 (7.6%) Mixed or Other: 10,531 (6.1%) American Indian: 656 (0.3%) Italians The largest and oldest Italian immigrant settlements in Philadelphia are in South Philadelphia. Though rare and small in size, some early Italian immigrant settlements appeared in South Philadelphia prior to the 1890s; however, these small settlements generally