IS CHINATOWN IN SAN FRANCISCO SAFE?

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Chinatown is made up of Chinese-American families, tourists, and locals. 01.

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Attracts more visitors annually than the iconic Golden Gate Bridge! 02.

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The iconic "Dragon's Gate" is at San Francisco's Chinatown entrance, at Grant Avenue and Bush Street. 03.

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IS CHINATOWN IN SAN FRANCISCO SAFE?

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