Industrial suburb

An industrial suburb is a community, near a large city, with an industrial economy. These communities may be established as tax havens or as places where zoning promotes industry, or they may be industrial towns that become suburbs by urban sprawl of the nearby big city.

List of industrial suburbs by country

Australia

Queensland

• Brendale
• Carole Park
• Eagle Farm
• Kunda Park
• Larapinta
• Rocklea

South Australia

• Dry Creek

Victoria

• Braeside
• Moolap
• Somerton
• Tottenham

Western Australia

• Kwinana Beach
• Welshpool

New South Wales

• Chullora

India

• Butibori
• Sanathnagar
• Kondapalli
• Panki, Kanpur

Ireland

• Baldonnel, County Dublin
• Raheen, County Limerick

New Zealand

Auckland

• Onehunga
• Penrose
• Rosebank
• Wynyard Quarter
• East Tāmaki

Christchurch

• Addington
• Hornby
• Sockburn
• Waltham
• Woolston

Dunedin

• Burnside

Lower Hutt

• Gracefield
• Seaview

Nelson

• Annesbrook

Rolleston

• Izone^[1]

United Kingdom

• Attercliffe, Sheffield
• Cowley, Oxford

United States

California

• Commerce
• Emeryville (historical)
• Industry
• Irwindale
• Pittsburg
• Santa Fe Springs
• Tiburon (historical)
• Vernon

Colorado

• Commerce City, Colorado
• Arvada

Florida

• Medley

Illinois

• Bedford Park
• Bensenville
• Cicero
• East St. Louis
• Elk Grove Village
• Hodgkins
• Maywood
• McCook
• North Chicago
• Park City
• Waukegan
• Zion

Indiana

• East Chicago
• Gary
• Hammond
• Whiting

Michigan

• Dearborn
• Delta Township
• Ecorse
• Pontiac
• River Rouge
• Sterling Heights
• Trenton
• Warren
• Wayne

New Jersey

• Paterson
• Secaucus (historical)
• Teterboro

New York

• Kenmore, NY

Ohio

• Fairborn

Texas

• Pasadena

See also

• Industrial city
• Suburb