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A few bars, coffee shops and Government buildings are situated in the district, bounded by a riverside state park and the historic working-class enclave of Vinegar Hill.

For most of its modern existence, Christopher Street was a working-class enclave, filled with longshoremen and their families.

Sandy Row is a Protestant working-class enclave just south of Belfast city centre, and loyalist paramilitaries have always had a strong presence there.

The Liberals in Croydon were accused of diminishing the town's attractiveness by encouraging working-class enclaves through their support of workmen's fares.

By the end of the book, Billancourt emerges as a character in itself, a working-class enclave whose very name serves as shorthand for keeping tough in tough times.

In 1890, the city of Brooklyn founded another subsection Ocean Hill, a working-class predominantly Italian enclave.

He has seen the neighborhood change from a hard working-class enclave, close to the flourishing docks, to an emerging urban haven for young (dare one use the Y word?)

Not so in Bay Ridge, a working-class enclave whose residents wear red, white and blue feelings on their sleeves.

It includes the urban, working-class enclaves of the north and west sides of Buffalo, as well as the farmland of western New York.

The working-class enclave of Sailortown was established on partly reclaimed land in the mid-19th century and was Belfast's first waterfront village.