Manhattan name is derived from the word Manna-Hata, an officer in Robert Zuet, Hudson, a Hendson, named Hallav Mane () in Royalties of 1609. A map of the year 1610 refers to the river named Madritius (later called Hudson River) on the west and on either side of the river, two places named Manhattan. The word "Manhattan" was translated according to Lamp language as "Island of several Hills".

Colonial

Peter Minuit

Lower Manhattan in the 1660s, when it was part of New Amsterdam. The main structure on the tip of the island is Fort Amsterdam. North is on the right side of this map.

The area, which now is Manhattan, had long-term Lenape home. In 1524, some linep fluoranasi met guiovanni da verzano, a former European explorer who passed the New York Port, though he could not enter the back port of Nairoz. There was no map of this area till Henry Hudson's journey which was an English working for the Dutch East India Company. In 1609, Hudson reached Manhattan island and the land people living there, and the river, which later on came to the Hudson river, continued to rise above until it reached the site of Albani.

A permanent European presence in New Netherlands began with the setting up of a Dutch fur trade agreement at the governor island in 1624. In 1625 the construction of a fort and an Fort Amsterdam which was later called New Amsterdam (Niue Amsterdam). The Manhattan island was chosen as the site of Fort Amsterdam which was a fortress for preservation of new visitors; It was founded in 1625, which is recognized as the birth date of New York City. Peter Zanjuan Schhagen has not spoken out of our people (the Ones Volk) - Peter Minuit is clearly not discussed in for a commercial goods of the 60 Gilder in 1626, which is often equivalent to the original American lenton and although ( In reality, the amount was around $1,000 in the present currency (estimates of the International Social History Institute of Amsterdam). By using this assessment the person can say joke that the money for buying 2,400 beer in 1626 was enough.

In 1647, Peter Stuyvite was appointed as the last Dutch director of colonization. New Amsterdam was formally included on 2 February 1653 as one city. In 1664, the British conquered New Netherlands and named it "New York" on the name of the British Prince and future Raja James II of England and Albani. The Stuyesant and their Council discussed the 24 articles of temporary transfer with the British in which the British Government guaranteed the freedom of residents in New Netherlands, including the freedom of religion under the British rule.

United States Revolution and Provincial United States

J.Q.A. (J.Q.A.) Ward George Washington's idol, in the place where Washington was led as the first American President.

In 1765, a pre-occupation with representatives of British rule in New York City, viz. the 13 colonial opposition, i.e. the 13 colonies, was arranged. The Congress Consequently Decided To Announce Rights And Complaint Which Was The First Document Of A Representative Mandal Of Multicolonial To Force The Popular Concept Named "No taxation Without Representation". This was the first time that the colonies cooperated for a integrated political purpose and laid the foundation of the Congenital Congress which was followed several years later.

The Sanes of Liberty developed in Manhattan in the post-protest of the Stamp Act. The organization took part in a long-term forge on the independence column with the British officials which, it was turn out by Sanes of Liberty, was born and boiled by British authorities. The tigers ended when the revolutionary New York Provincial Congress joined power in 1775.

Manhattan was the center of a series of battles for the North American revolutionary war, New York Campaign. On 16 November 1776, the disastrous fortress Washington-wounded to release a manhattan army of regulation. For the rest of the city's war, British political and military operations in North America became centers of war. The subsequent damages of Manhattan suffered by the great New York City during British military rule. The British occupation remained in existence till November 25, 1783, when George Washington returned to Manhattan and the final British army left the city.

From the end of January 11, 1785 to 1788, New York City Hall (the then Franz Trans) held together with the Congress's own 5-th location in 5 capitals under the Union article. The Neo-Dominant United States Constitution was the first capital of New York, Federal Hall on 4 March 1789 to 12 August 1790. The United States Supreme Court met for the first time and, the United States Constitution Bill was draft and confirmed, and the first phase of joining the States with the passed of the North-West ordinance, all functions had been completed.

19th century rise

The first reason that New York emerged as an economic center was that of Alexander Hamilton's policies and systems as the first Fund secretary. The second reason was the opening of Eri Tunnel in 1825 which connected the Atlantic port to the great agricultural markets of the Central-West United States and Canada.

With the completion of election by the first Termite Mayor-Mayer mayoral, 1854, the immigration chamber in support of many of the Irish people who was a political organization of the Democratic Party, it increased. Tamani Hall, for decades, was dominated by local politics. Central Park, which was opened for the people in 1858, became the first geological park of an American city and the first public park in the country.

Thomas Nest, the vicious tiger condemns taxi as a dangerous tiger; An attempt has been made to explain the tigers.

During the US civil war, the commercial alliance with the south was strong; its immigrant population (much before most of Germany and Ireland) was growing, was invasive with the compulsory military recruitment and dissatisfaction which, in turn, amounted to $300 to avoid service, became unhappy for all these reasons, and unhappy against Lincoln war policies of July 1863 There was an end to the three-day long New York Draft riot, one of the worst incidents in civil disorder in American history, killing 119 participants and singers.

After the civil war, the upsurge of immigrants from Europe increased rapidly and New York, the US became the first watershed of millions who, in search of a new and better life, to a new role that was objected by the dedication of the "Statue of Liberty" on October 28, 1886, which was a gift from the French people of France. A new European travelers opened the social revolution. This town was now a bastion of revolution, workers and phlegmatic workers due to the large income of yearning workers who had been married to dozens of countries.

In 1883, the opening of Brooklyn Bridge established an underground contact on the eastern river. In 1874, the western part of the present Bronx province was transferred to New York Province and the remainder of the current Bronx province was found in 1895. Greater New York City was constituted in 1898, when only four provinces of five cities were included in it to organize just one city. Manhattan and Bronx, though still one province, was established as individual cities On 1 January 1914, the New York State Legislature created the Bronx Province and has bound New York Province to current borders.

20th century

Tower of Nawabit Singer Building on top of the city, 1909

At the time of building up the Empire State Building in 1930, an constructive laborer at its top, beneath and behind the Krisler Building.

Manhattan's symbolic view depicting the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Empire State Building and the World Trade Center; May 2001.

The building of the New York City uparpath which was inaugurated in 1904, helped New York City share with the addition of Brooklyn and other seals. In the 1920s, Manhattan had a large chunk of African-Americans and prohibition of the African-Americans, including the new, neuropean buildings spurred in the outskies, experienced the harlem as a part of a larger upward trend. In New York City, 1925 became the world's most populated city, and the London spot in the race of population, which ruled over for a century as the most populated city.

On 25th March, 1911, the triangal shirtWest factory in the Greenwich village, took the lives of 146 textiles. As a result of this disaster, the City's Fire Department was checked, the Code was built and the Regulations were set up for the workplace.

The duration of the world war saw the demon Mayor Phiolo La Gardia's election and the decline of Tammani Hall after 80 years of political domination. After the demographics of the city, labor realized the importance of creating new security and prosperity for the working class, the government of the city and its structure changed dramatically under La Gardia. In spite of the great slowdown, during the decade of the 1930s Manhattan filled some of the world's most skyscraper buildings, including even the most countervailing works of Art Deaco that still remains part of the city's horizon, where the Empire State Building, Kristie Bhavan, and GGE Bhavan are most noteworthy.

After the war-returning from World War II, the astronaut had helped to bring a major boost to the meaning system which resulted in several major residential developments, including Peter Cooper, the Village Stupat Town which was started in 1947. In 1951, the first quarter at the Queens of United Nations disowned by Manhattan.

Like many prominent American cities, New York faced racial riots and population and industrial decline during the 1960s. Till the decade of the 1970s, the city had established a reputation as an aristocratic archeology of history. In 1975, the city's government had to confront the worst kind of bankruptcy and this demand was started, which was summarized on 30th October, 1975, in the news of "Ford to City: Was introduced as "drop dead". Through a federal loan and debt revival, the city was saved to the city and the city was forced to accept the added financial investigation of a New York State.

The 1980s saw the revival of Wall Street and the city reproduced its role in the center of the financial industry worldwide. The 1980s saw Manhattan at the center of the AIDS crisis and the Greenwich village in its sub-centers. For people apprehensive of this disease, Manes Health Crisis (GMHC) -and AIDS copper were establish unleyable to power (ACT UP).

The crime rates started in the 1990s and the rate of murder which reached 2,245 in 1990, had fallen to 537 till 2008 and the epic-related violence in crack and it had considerably been controlled. The excluded of population shot a pit, because the city once again turned into a living source of low interest rates and for involvement with Wall Street Bonus to join the market. The issue turned with a few points of money coming from all over the world.

Prisonism has added considerably from the beginning of the 1990s to the middle; it has resulted in very heavy rise in rent prices, as a result of which workers and middle classes often fail to carry this weight. Since the city has been more secure and more desirable, many young people from other States have been transferred to it in different parts of this city. Manhattan has experienced a progressive change that includes a population that now includes well-educated residents of 20 and 30. Specifically, it is the most important population of young people who are willing to participate in the art of the different people who are fashionable to neighbor areas of the different Lower East Side, as well as in the AlfaBest City, Tri-Bay and the Greenwich Village.

September 11 attacks

One hijacked airplanes on September 11, 2001, and two towers in the World Trade Center were tortured which killed more than 3,000 people. In addition to the World Trade Center 7, these two towers were also destroyed, which were evacuated before it could be covered by fire. plans to reproduce these towers (see the Freedom Tower and the World Trade Center reconstruction disputes).

International television and film

The popularity of its film and television series in which is familiar with many people from modern New York City around the world. Programmatic TV examples that won some prizes, such as franders, 30 rock, CSI: The NY, Cenfeld, Enypd (NYPD) Blue, Law and Order, Will and Grace, Spin City,Gossip Girl, and Uphas sex and the CityBye. Myrekal on 34th Street, Ghostabilers, Grens 2, 19WideStyle, PlaceHome Alone 2: Lost in New York, Chlorverfield, and Woody Ellen's films, such as Annie Hall, Bananaz, Textile, and SimonCanton, are included.

Also see: Geography and News of New York City

Central Park is embarrassed at the center of this troubling image. Manhattan is surrounded by the Hudson river in the West, Harlem from the river in the north and east.

Manhattan is freely divided into downtown, midtown and uptown, with which the Fifth Avenue, Manhattan divides to its east side and the west side. The Manhattan island is surrounded by the Hudson river in the west and in the East. In the north, the Harlem river separates the Bronx and from the mainland of the United States. Many small islands are also part of Manhattan city, including Randals Island, Wards island and the East River Rouselt Island, and the Governor Islands and Liberty in the South of New York Port. Manhattan island has an area of 22.7 square miles (58.8 km), length 13.4 miles (21.6 km) and width 2.3 miles (3.7 km) and (14th Street has its width most. The total area of New York province is 33.77 sq mile (87.46 sq km), of which 22.96 sq mile (59.47 sq km) venue and 10.81 square miles (28.00 sq km) is water.

A modern resurgence - central park is absent some years ago in 1811 - a few years before the Commissioner's Manhattan grid scheme in 1807.

A neighborhood of Manhattan is cut off from the Bronx. Marble Hill now was a part of Manhattan island, but to improve the boat on the Harlem river, the Harlem river Canal dified in 1895 and separated it from the rest of the Bronx and Manhattan Island. The original canal of the Harlem river, which detached the Marble Hill before the First World War, was filled into a channel in the heart of the Marble Hill.

Marble Hill is one example of how the human interference of Manhattan has changed much. Since the Dutch colonial era there has been sufficient land on the banks of this city, which has been dubbed enough for all of natural diversity in the topography.

In the beginning of the nineteenth century, an exhibition was used for expanding Lower Manhattan from the Natural Hudson line in Greenwich Street to West Street. The excavations of a world trade center were exploited to 1.2 million cubic yard (917,000 m ³ or cubic meters) by digging up the site. Instead of throwing these vast materials into the sea, it was used to expand the Manhattan line on the West Street side to create the battery park city. As a result, the river has expanded 700 ft (210 meters), six parts or 1,484 feet (450 meters). As a result it was possible, 92 acres (370,000 m²) got 1.2 miles wide and 3-coastal plains More than 120,000 ^m 2) industries were provided for more than 120 acres.

From the point of view of geological science, one of the strongest characteristics of धः Manhattan are that the underlying base of the island is to close the surface of the Midtown district, the setting between 29th Street and the canal Street is large-shifted to the low ground below of the financial district; This is an underlying reason for their absence on the intermediary region between the gangkunnabi buildings in the fields of midtown financial district and these two sectors as their foundations can be safely shipped to the ground.

Manhattan has strengthened revanching of his trajectory from George Washington Bridge, Holland tunnel and Lincoln tunnel in the west with New Jersey in the north-east and in four towns in New York City in the North-East and Brooklyn in the East and the South and Buzyn islands. The only direct contact with the fifth city in New York City is the Staton Island Ferry which is free. The terminal of the Ghats is situated near the battery park on the south end of its. Using Verazno-Nairoz Bridge to travel in Brooklyn, straining access to Staton Island.

As per the 1811 contention, a scheme for the construction of 12-nered roads would be drawn up almost parallel to the coast of Hudson to the north and south, each with a width of 100 ft.(30 m) and first avelath avenues towards the east and west. On the eve of First Avenue - an intermittent with four additional letter routes ranging from Avenue which goes to Avenue of the region to Avenue D, which is now known as AlfaBest City (In East Manhattan). Manhattan-numbered roadside to the east-west and has 60 feet (18 mm) wide with the gap of about 200 feet (61 m) between all roads. With every joint road and block added up to 260 feet (79 mm), every mile has about 20 blocks at almost exactly every mile. Manhattan's particular block is about 250 to 600 feet. The fifteen crossown roads were named as fourteen feet (30 m) broad roads, including 34th, 42nd and 57th and 125th streets, which were some of the most important transport and shopping spots in the city. Broadway, one of the most characteristic of several festivals in the grid, stretching from the bonling green of Loer Manhattan to the north of the Bronx on the north of Manhattan. In most parts of midtown Manhattan, broaden a three-tier series of grid and the Union Square Square, Herald Square (SikWest and 34th Street), Times Square Square Square (SeventhNew and 42th Street) and Columbus Circle (Atwentieth Street) and C.E. Waste Park (Atwood, West Park and 59th Street) the chief has ruled the leading rock It is.

A result of this severely grid scheme in most of the Manhattan areas and a tarnishing of about 28.9 degrees of the grid is an event sometimes referred to as Manhattan (comparing with the Stonej). At the end of May and on different occasions, the sunset is led to a line with the grid lines of the road, as a result that the sun, either on or near the western horizon, is visible on the side of the road. One similar incident is due to the sunrise in January and December.

The Wildlife Protection Society, which governs zeal zoos and water bias in the city, is currently engaged in a system of Mannahatta project, which was expected to reproduce the ecology and recuperations of Manhassan in 1609 by the first sight of Henry Hudson and when we know about the island today, there was a computer simulation to compare it with a computer.

Samipwaril

• Bergen Province, New Jersey—West/North-West
• Hudson Governorate New Jersey-West/South-West
• The Bronx Province, New York (The Bronx)-North-East
• Queens Governorate East/South-East
• Kings Province, New York (Brooklyn)—South/South-East
• Richmond, New York (Staton Island)—South-West

National Protected Region

• African Cemetery National Memorial
• Castle Clinton National Monument
• Federal Hall National Monument
• General Grants National Memorial
• Government Islands National Monument
• Hamilton Gregrange National Monument
• Lower East Side Home National Historical Site
• Statue of Liberty National Memorial (Part)
• Theodore Roosevelt

Neighbor

Many neighboring areas of Manhattan have not been named according to any special tradition. Some are mentioned by geographically (Upper East Side) or by the name of caste. There are other tribal words like - Tri-Bay-Ka ("TRIangle BElow CAMinor Street", that "Triangle At The Bottom of the Nahar") or asleep (" SOuth of HOuston" त्् interpret in Housine), or no-Est areas of recent times ("NOrITaly") The northern area of Small Italy). Harlem is a name of the Dutch colonial period in Harlem, to a city named Harlem (Harlem) of NEderlands. The city of Alfabett includes avenue A, B, C and D, with the reference.

Lower Manhattan Bridge, FDR. Drive and Brooklyn Bridge at night.

Some neighboring areas, like - you're sleeping, are commercial areas and go for full purchase. The other areas, such as Greenwich, Lower East Side, Alfabate City and East Village, are associated with the long-time "Boheemian" sub-culture. Chelsea is the next neighbor where "homosexual men has a large population and New York City's art industry and life has been the center." Washington Heights, the Dominican Republic is a "friendly neighborhood of immigration." Chinese origin has a denser population in China's Chinatown. the apar west side is often targeted in the form of a more intellect and a more constructive area, unlike the purple and conservative values of the east side. The apar East Side is one of the most rich neighboring areas of the United States.

In Manhattan, Apatown means the North-east, of course on the north-east, which is largely descend to the island and is based on their grid system of road) and downtown means - south (south-right west). This usage is different from the terms of most American cities, where downtown refers to the central business district. There are two central commercial districts of Manhattan - finance district and midtown Manhattan on the south end of the island. The word uptown also refers to the northern part of Manhattan over 59th Street and downtown refers to the southern part below 14th Street and this includes the area between it in Midtown, though affolitical can be fairly stable based on the situation.

The fth avenue divides the island to nearly two halves and acts as a marginal line for the east/west names (such as East 27th Street, West 42th Street); Streets start at Faffth Avenue and in most places the height of fath Avenue which extends beyond 100 per block. In Manhattan, the South of Wavelly Place has end and broadways, the East/West Frontier Line. Although grid, Houstin Street starts right from the first Street in the north, half of Hu-Stin ), there is still not completely deterred until the north of Grid 14th Street, where almost all east-west streets are identified by their number; the highest-numbered street of 220th Street, is wide towards the north of the island.

Climate

Rain at Midtown Manhattan

However, the Manhattan occupies the area of 41 evil loan, but still there are damp subtropical climate. The coastal state of the city is in constant keep temperature warmer than the inland areas and helps to maintain the amount of ice which is average from 25 to 35 inches (63.5 to 88.9 cm). The average tussar-free is about 220 days during the Mausmi Thirst. The climate of spring and water in New York City is gentle, while the summer season is very hot and humane, the quantum of temperature recorded for 18 to 25 days during this weather is 90 chance or higher. The long-term climate of the city, is affected by the Atlantic Multiceulation (the Atlantic multi-second movement), a 70-year-old outward and cooling cycle of the Atlantic which affects the frequency and intensity of their coastal storms in the region.

On 9th July, 1936, more temperature has been recorded at least 106 Sloan by 106 Sloan (41) and 9 February 1934 at least 15 Sloan. The current day, July 2005, p.m. to 103 Sloan in August 2006, has just been rushing at 1 a distance of only 1 from Zero until January 2004.

In the summer evenings, temperature, hot temperature in the city heat island affected due to the extent of the day which can absorb thermal temperature during the daytime and converting night as the temperature goes higher at 7 degrees F (4 degrees)

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Manhattan Municipality Building

Scott Stringer, 2006

Manhattan is regulated by the New York City Charter in 1898, which in 1989 changed the status of a powerful Mayor-Council system, since its amendment in 1989. The newly centralized government in New York City account for public education, reformers, libraries, public security, entertainment facilities, sanitation, water supply and welfare services in Manhattan.

The city president's office was framed in the 1898 conference to balance central bidding with local authority. Each city was a powerful administrative role of the president which was responsible for the votes of New York City's board of attainment on board of attainment, which was responsible for building and endorsing the financial proposals of the city's budget and land use. The Supreme Court of the United States in 1989 declared the Board of Esteemann as the largest population in Brooklyn city, with the lowest population of the population in which it was not a more effective representation on the Board, Thus it was an violation of the equal conservation of the fourteenth Amendment to the year of 1964 as "a vote".

Since 1990, the chief minister, has worked as a civic lawyer belonging to the mayor's agencies, the City Council, New York State Government and Corporations. Scott Stringar, the city of Manhattan, selected as a Democrat in 2005.

C. Wencs, a Democrat, has been standing since the year 2010 as the district attorney in New York Province. In Manhattan's city council has ten members, the third largest party in five cities. It has twelve administrative district, each of which a local community board is provided for service. The community board is the representative bodies who collect grievances and provide services for local residents as advocates. As the host of the United Nations, this city is the world's largest international commercial team, including the 105 Chambers, the generals and ammunition of commerce-embassies. It is also the home of New York City Hall, which is the official landmark in New York City and New York City Council. The place of the mayor's employees and thirteen municipal agencies is the srecursive Manhattan Municipality complex which was completed in 1916, one of the largest government buildings in the world.

Politics

Also see: Community Boards of Manhattan

New York Province District attorney, City President

Most public offices are entitled to the Democratic Party. There is very little number of Republicans registered in the city which only employs 12% of the electoral college. The number of republicans registered is more than 20% of the electorate in a neighborhood in the East Side and Finance district. Democrats have been empowered on 66.1% of those registered in a party. There were 21.9% of the voters who were indiscreet.

Manhattan is divided into four Congress districts, of which all districts are represented by the Democrats.

• Charles B. Rangel April represents the 15th district of Manhattan that includes Harlem, Spanish Harlem, Washington Hits, Inwood and Apr. West Side.
• Gerald Naddler represents the 8th district, located in the West Side, including most of the parts of the west-side, Helen Kitchen, Chelsea, Greenwich Village, Chinatown, Tribe-Bay-and Batteries Park, along with the rest of South-West Brooklyn.
• Caroline Bee. Malcoli represents the 14th district, which is an alleged "Silk Gathering" district which was a political basis on teddy ruzwell and John Lindsay. It includes most of the parts of the East Side, Yorkville, Gramarsi Park, Roosevelt Island and Lower east side and the parts of the east-side and both of the west Queens.
• In Brooklyn/Queens-based 12th district, Nidia Velazquez, Alfabet represents most parts of the Puerto Rican on the Lower East Side, including the Avenue C and D of the Year.

No Republican has won the presidential election since 1924 in Manhattan when Calvin Coolies Democratic John W. Against Davis, 41.20%-39.55% secured more votes than New York Provinces. Warren G. Harding was the most recent Republican candidate who got the majority of Manhattan's vote with 59.22% of the 1920 vote. In the 2004 presidential election, Democratic John Kerry polled the Minhattan vote 82.1% and Republican George W. Bush secured 16.7% vote. This town is one of the most important sources of money-flying in the U.S. presidential campaign; In 2004, it was six-leproar house of six cods from the top seven zip codes of the nation for political participation. During the April 2004 election, the top zip code in the East Side Code 10021 provided the United States for the President's President, including Kerry and Bush, for all candidates from the president.

Federal representation

James A Farley Post

Operates post-canton posters of United States of America. James A of Midtown Manhattan. Farley post office is the main post office of New York City.

It's located at 421 th Averine between 31st Street and 33rd Street.

The post office stopped waiting to provide more than 9 May 2009 and 24 hours of continuous service due to depletion of mail transport.

In the beginning of the nineteenth century, the United States became a select for immigrants who want to avoid their native poverty. On arrival in New York, many innovators had their homes in the field between broadway and Bowry, and the files at the neighborhood in New York City Hall on the north-east. By the 1820s this area was the center of several gambling beds and the "Hausses of Eliput" (the notorious house) and it was known as a dangerous place where people were frequently strayed. In 1842, Charles Dickens toured the field and was amazed at the worst of living conditions. The region was so notorious that it also pulled out the Abraham Lincoln which, in 1860, visited the region before its umper Union address. Most notably the Irish Five Pointes gang was one of the first organized crime stations in the country.

One line in the diagram of 1885 takes place on the journey of a settlement with fiv points.

An NYPD boat captures at New York Port.

As the Italian migration began in the early 1900s, several people joined the caste gang, including Al Capone, who took steps in crime against Fava Points gang. The mafia (also known as the kosa-Nostra) became the first-ninth century in Sicily and the last half of the 19th century A.D. after total exquisite of Sicilian and South Italian migrations, migrated to the United States' East Coast. Lucki Luciano organized a linkage to Manhattan in alliance with other criminal organizations, including Jewish groups belonging to a group whose name was Mayor-Lanski, who was the most prominent Jew who then followed. The prohibition afforded him from 1920 to 1933 to thrive the black market of alcohol, making him profits.

The crime-rate in New York City increased rapidly during 1960 and 1970s, which had about five times the number of crimes registered by the police, in 1960, the crime rate at 21.09 per thousand per thousand as against 102.66 in 1981. The city's male-massacre was continued till the twenties, the murder registered by the NYPD (NYPD), which had gone up 390 in 1960, that rose to 117 in 1970 and 1812 in 1980 and 2,262, respectively. It was epidemic. In early 1990s, New York City saw a deterioration in cases of murder, rape, dacoity, exotic attacks, violent crime, gravity, burglary, motor vehicle, stolen, and property crime, which still continues to enforce.

NYPD CROWN VICTORIA POLICE

By 2005 statistics, New York City has the lowest crime rate of 10 largest cities in the United States of America. In the 13th Annual Morgan Quintern survey conducted over 50,000 in over 32 cities, this whole city found a fourth spot on the national level. New York Police Department with 36,400 officials, besides the next four largest/large U.S. Department: The Anti-Terrorist Body Of The NYPD, Including 1,000 Officials, Is Greater Than The FBI Division. THE COMP-STAT SYSTEM, THE NYPD, WHICH WORKS TO KEEP AN EYE ON CRIME, TO NOTICE AND SURVEY, HAS BEEN CREDITED BY NEW YORK CITY TO REDUCE THE REDUCTION OF CRIME SOMEWHERE IN THE UNITED STATES, WHO HAS LEFT THE DATA OF LOSING THE CRIME OF THE OFFENSE.

Since 1990, in Manhattan, there has been a decline in all categories of the comp-stamp profile in crime. A city which witnessed 503 killings in 1990, has seen only 62 killers in 2008 with a fall in about 88%. The dacoity and theft have declined more than 80% during this period and the vehicle has fallen by 93% (over 93%). On the whole, the seven major crime categories monitored by the machinery have fallen from 1990 to 75% and, from May 2009, statistics of the year indicate a constant fall.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau of 2008, the number of people living in Manhattan on July 1, 2008 was 1634,795. According to the 2000 census, New York Province's population density was 66,940.1/square miles (25,849.9/square km), which was the most common density in any of the United States of America. If we estimate the 2008 census, now population density is over 71,201 persons per square. In 1910, with the great increase in European migration in New York, the density of Manhattan increased to the peak of 101,548/square miles (39,22.9/sq km). There were 798,144 residential units on an average density of 34,756.7/square miles (13,421.8/sq km). Out of the residents of Manhattan, only 20.3% were living in the possession of the owner who was the second highest rates in all the provinces of the country, the first place was Bronx.

The New York City Department has estimated that the population of Manhattan will increase between 18.8% between 2000 and 2003, namely, that by 289,000 people will increase, which will be next to Stanton island at the same time, while the rest of the city receives 12.7%. By 2030, the number of children aged to school is expected to increase by 4.4%, as opposed to a small decline in the city. As against the 44.2% increase in the city's 44.2% increase in population, this city is predicted to rise by 57.9%, increases to the city by 65 and over 108,000 men.

According to the U.S. community survey of 2005-2007, 56.8% Gore (alone 48.4% non-political), 16.7% black or African-American (13.8% non-political black or American), 0.8% Asian Indian and Alaska, 11.3% 0.1% of original air inhabitants and other Pacific Islands, 16.9% of some other caste, and 2.4% of caste two to two. Of the total population, 25.1% were the majority of any caste, or Latin.

56.2% of people who graduated, with their highest degree. 28.4% were born abroad and 3.6% of the Puerto Rico, the U.S. Islands, or American parents were born abroad. 38.8% of people talked at home in other languages than English.

Of the people living in Manhattan in 2000, 56.4% white, 17.39% black, 14.14% of all castes, 9.40% Asian, 0.5% of the original american and 0.07% of Pascis islands. 4.14% were two or more castes. 27.18% of any caste, had a share in itself. 24.93% of people spoke the Spanish, 4.12% Chinese, 2.19% French at home.

738,644 Homeland. 25.2% were the married couple, 12.6% was a home state woman without a husband and 59.1% of non-families. Aged 17.1% of those under 18 children living with him Out of all households, 48% of households were made of individuals and 10.9% were owned by 65 or older. The average size of the households is two and the average size of the family was 2.99.

The population of Manhattan increased by 16.8%, 10.2% of 18 to 24, 38.3% from 25 to 44, 22.6% and 12.2% of men between 45 and 65 and above. The average age was 36. For every 100 women, 90.3 were men. For 100 women aged 18 and over, 87.9 were men.

Manhattan, one of the most revenue spaces in the United States of America. Depending on the IRS (IRS) data in the tax year 2004, the average annual average of New York Province (Manhattan) was the highest in the country. Average tax obligation was $25,875 which represented 20.0% of the adjusted GDP. By 2002, per capita income from Manhattan was the highest in any of the country.

On the apex east side Manhattan ZIP code is the center of over 10021, 100,000 people, and per capita income is over $90,000. This is one of the largest deposits in the United States of America. Most of the neighborhood of Manhattan are not as rich. The average income of a housewife in the province was 47,030 dollars and a family's average earnings was $50,229. The average income of men, the average earnings of women was $51,856 against $45,712. Income per capita was $42,922. Out of total families, about 17.6% of the family and 20% of the total population were below the poverty line, of which 31.8% 18 were under 18.9% 65 or above.

There is an economic diversity in Lower Manhattan (Mahoustine Street in Manhattan South). While in Finance district some non-commercial tenants have seen a heavy increase in their residential population during the 1950s, where the population of residents has estimated more than 30,000 by 2005, which is estimated to be over 15,000 before 9/11. There's a leap up to 0,000.

Manhattan has a religious diversity. The largest religious subordinate group is the Roman Catholic Church, whose number of followers is over 564,505 (over 36% of the population) and 110 conferences. The second largest religious groups in Jews include the number 314,500 (20.5%) and the number of meetings is 102. Following them is the Protestant location whose number is 139,732 followers (9.1%) and the last religious group of Muslims whose number is 37,078 (2.4%).

The percentage of children in the city is also rapidly increasing. After 2000, the number of children under five years of age in Manhattan increased by over 32%.

Also see: Demonstrator ograph of New York City

The skyscraper, which has given the particular size to Manhattan's horizon, is closely associated with the identity of New York City since the end of the 19th century. By 1890-1973, the world's highest building was in Manhattan, where the nine detached buildings had been undertaken. Park was the first building on New York World Building by 1955 to take the title, 309 feet (91 m) high when it was destroyed for the Brooklyn Bridge to build a new rump. * Sampark Paro Bhavan, obtained the title in 1899, which was 29 stories and was 391 feet (119 m.). A 41-storeyed Singer Building which was built as the headquarters of the distinguished man-belonging sewing machine-manufacturer in 1908; by 1967, 612 feet (187 meters) high when the sundershot is the tallest skull building now. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower, which was a 700 ft (213 m) high structure on the basis of Madison Avenue, got a title in 1909 which was a tower lending the St. Marx Comindigo of Venice. He was engaged in the voleworth building and its special Gothic architecture, in 1913, which was 792 feet high.

Cristler Bhavan

Röring itself had a race in the sky, in which three distinct buildings were trailing behind the world's greatest building being headlong within a year. About two out of these books before the Wall Street crash in 1929, two developing houses just out of their shelves in a stock market. This is a very common competition. For an astonishing period of 11 months, during the peak of the 11-month headquarters of Bank of Manhattan, a 40-ft Wall Street (282 m) built over 927 ft. In Lexington Avenue and 42nd close Street, auto acting Walter Chrisler and his architect William Van Ellen founded 1,046 Feet (319 meters) to the Chrysler building when it was completed in 1929 and immersed it to be the highest building in the world 185-ft (56 m). It was eclipsed for the high peak. The two buildings were soon found persuaded by an Empire State Building on the top of a 1,250 ft (381 m) high-covered art deco with a top 102-storeyed top at the end of the building. Later on around 203 ft. (62 meters) high height in this edifice became 1,453 feet (443 m).

The Empire State Building Was The Highest Building In The World From 1931 To 1972, And Today It Has The Highest Building In The City.

The former Twin Towers, which once symbolized an eminent symbol of the city, was located in Lower Manhattan. 1,368 and 1,362 ft (417 m and 415 m) high 110-storeyed buildings continued 1972, till the world's highest buildings were formerly known as the World Tower in 1974 (first known as the Silver Tower in Chicago) built it). Yes, sir. By the end of the 20th century, Twin Towers from the World Trade Center, September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the world were among the most famous and most respected buildings. Among several buildings the World Trade Center was a gift which included the French Times, Philip Pettit, a cables which had only been preserved with a cable balance and was hanged between the Twin Towers on 7th August, 1974. Instead of the Twin Towers in the World Trade Center, One World Trade Center is yet going on and expected to be ready by it in 2014.

In 1961, Pennsylvania rhode raised the plans to demolish the old pen station and, in place, built a new Madison Square Garden and Office Building complex. Organized Opposition was aimed at maintaining the design structure of McKim, Mid and White, which is widely regarded as the best construction of Beyex-Arts style and New York City's architecture. However, the task of the destruction of the structure was started in October 1963. Damage to the pen station—which historian Louis Marford called "an act of irresponsible public barism" - by setting up the New York City Hall of Landmark Protection Commission and the direct appreciation of local law in 1965 which is responsible for maintaining "the historic, aesthetic, and cultural heritage of the city." The retention of structures from around 100,000 in India, including approximately 1,000 in New York City, are attributed to the historic movements at the end of the pen station.

The Twin Tower of the East World Trade Center, which was the biggest New York tower from 1972 to 2001.

Broadway around the Times Square, Theater District, New York University, Columbia University, Flatoran Bhavan, Financial Israel district, Lincoln Art Center around Wall Street, Little Italy, Harlem, American Natural History Museum, Chinatown and Central Park are all along a three-populated island with this thripopulation.

A city, energy-forceful green office buildings, such as the Harst Tower and Reconfigured in 7 World Trade Center, owned by English Samuel Fox.

Which is surrounded by Central Park, West 110th Street, Atheth Avenue in the north, West 59th Street in the south and Fifth Avenue in the east. These streets, adjacent to the boundary of the park, are normally referred to as the Central Park North, Central Park West and Central Park South parked (with its eastern border). This park was designed by the Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Wocks. There are now spacious roads in this park with an area of 843 acres (3.4 sq km), two ice-skating paths, a wildlife sanctuary and the playing fields for children together. This park is a favorite oasis of migrant birds, and so it's popular location of people who want to see birds. A 6 miles (10 km) long way around park is especially popular for weeks and car vehicles after 7 p.m. when income prohibits operating, cycling and inline skaters.

While most of the parts of the park seem to be natural, it is almost entirely full of gaping and has many artificial lakes. In the decade of 1850s, the formation of Central Park was one of the largest public work projects in the era. According to Olmert and Wolx's wish, about 20,000 workers have prepared this topography to create an astonishing hobble study of this English-style. Workers removed nearly 3000,000 cubic yards (2300,000 m ³) and planted over 270,000 trees.

This city has 17.8%, of which has a total area of 2,686 acres (10.9 sq km), dedicated to this park-land. About 70% of the structure of dedicated Manhattan is located outside the central park, including 204-game plains, 251 large roads, 371 basketball court and many other facilities.

The African Cemetery on Duan Street is a place in which there is more than 400 refugees being buried during the 17th and 18th Century. These lullabies were detected in 1991 during the formulation of the federal office building based on Foley Square.

Manhattan is the home of some of the most valuable asset of the country and has been established as one of the most expensive areas in the United States.

Office near Sikkim Avenue

Manhattan is the economic engine in New York City where around 23 lakh people come from the whole New York Metropolis area to work and nearly two-thirds of the jobs in New York City. Manhattan's population reached 28.7 million in days, of which 13.4 million daily passengers are. This flood of daily passengers, as 14.6 million workers in Manhattan, was the highest in any other province or town in the country, and it appears to be the second-ever-earning D.C. of the 480,000 daily passengers visiting 1998-69.

The most important economic zone is the finance industry, to earned more than half the total wages paid in the 280,000 personnel city annually. The realization industry, which is well known by its center of Wall Street, makes the largest part of the financial sector in the city, where more than 50% of financial services are available. Two of the largest and five most renowned natal organizations in the United States were located in Manhattan, prior to the financial crisis of 2008.

The average earnings of the people connected with Manhattan in 2006 were about 8,300 dollars (with bonus) a week, while the average of about 2,500 dollars in all industries was about 2500 dollars. This average was the highest of 325 largest provinces in the country and the rate of 8% was 8% the biggest in ten largest states. Here the pay was 85% more than 784 dollars in all-India weekly payments plus 85% of the people working in external cities. The health care sector represents about 11% of the jobs in the city, and about 4% of the total compensation, which leads to about $900 a week.

The New York City is the center of most corporate headquarters in any town in the country, most of which headquarter is located in Manhattan. Midtown Manhattan is the largest central business district of the United States. Lower Manhattan is the third largest central business district (after the Chicago loop) and New York Stock Exchange, the American Stock Exchange (Ax), New York Business Board, New York Marktile Exchange (Nemakes) and NSA (NASDAQ).

Seven's head headquarters in Manhattan are in the world's top eight global ad services agency. In the decade of 1920s, after the boost in the advertised sector, Madison Avenue's "identity for avenues" is often referred to as "Madison Avenue" as an advertisement industry.

Manhattan's task is focused on overwhite professions and construction (39,800 employees) and manufactures (31,600), a small part in the town's employment.

Historically, this corporate presence has been appreciated by many independent retail sellers, though the recent increase in the shops chain in the country has led many people to a gradual increase in Manhattan.

Also see: Culture of New York City and Music of New York City

Times Square is the center of the theater district of the city

Manhattan has set up a vision of many important U.S. cultural activities. In 1912, about 20,000 employees, one of whom was a quarter of women tried to move the Tribunal's sugar-West factory fire in March 25, 1911 and go to the Washington Square Park to remember my 146 lobby. Many of them wore a much fattened-front blouse, like those seen by the Triangal Sharwest Company, that it was a style of dress, which became a symbol of kamakaji women's uniform and a symbol of women's freedom, and a alliance of labor and franchisance. In the 1920s, Harlem Renaissance established an African-American literary theory in the United States. In the 1950s and 1960s, Manhattan's life-view from Manhattan was the center of pop art movement, which gave birth to veterans like jassper jöns and Roy Liechtenstein. Perhaps no other artist has been connected with the 1970s downtown pop art movement in the last round of the 1970s just as Andy Warhole was involved who made a socialist order on soldiers like No. 3 and Studio 54 clubs.

Frank Lloyd Wright's Solomon R. An outsider of the Guangenham museum.

The downtown of Chelsea is a popular location in art, which is broadly famous for its Galleries and cultural activities, where there are more than 200 art Galleries, which houses both perfect and established stars to modern art.

Broadway Theater is often regarded as the top commercial model of the theater in United States. The dramas and musical programs are dramatically illustrated in one of the 39 large, 500-seat businesses, all of which are located in and around the Times Square. Off-Broadway Theater Performance In Places With 100 To 500 Seats. The Lincoln Center, a mile from Times Square, is one of the world's most renowned oquacies, is the center of Metropolitan Airton Opera.

Manhattan is also a center of some of the world's most comprehensive art collections, contemporary and historic ones, one including a group of Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), a well-designed feature museum of American art and Frank Lloyd designed by Wright.

An outsider of art in metropolitan museum.

Manhattan, the town close to New York by non-inhabitants; Even a few resident of New York City's outdoor cities will describe Manhattan as "Going to the City" (i.e. travel to the city).

There is a different location of this town among many American idioms. The phrase "A New York minute" means very short, sometimes exaggerated, for example - "You're much faster than you can." It refers to the speed of life in Manhattan. The word "Malting Pot" was first used to describe the immigration parts of Il Zagvil in the Malting Pot of the Lower East Side populations in 1908, a conversion of William Shakespeare established by Zaliyl in New York City. The symbolic fattieran edifice seems to be the source of the phrase "23 Laddoo" or "Sons, in which the police yelled at people who tried to glimpse off women from the winds of the Tribhujakara Bhavan. "The Big Apple" revives the old memories of the 1920s, when a correspondent heard this word from the mouth of the New Orleans port in reference to the restaurant in New York City, and putting the name of his racing column "Arafat the Big Apple". Jazz musicians adopted this word to refer the city to the jazz capital of the world and an advertisement campaign launched by New York Convention and Visiters bureau in the 1970s helped prohibit this term.

Game

Madison Square is a home in bright, round the Garden, Nix and Liberty.

Today, New York Rangers at Manhattan NHL (NHL) have the home in New York NBA, New York Liberty and NBA (NBA) of NBA. All of which play their own home games in Madison Square Garden which is the only professional sport of the city. New York Jates offered a West Side Stadium to its home field, but the resolution was finally rejected in June 2005 which had to be satisfied with the Giants Stadium in East Germany.

Today, Manhattan is the only city in New York City where not a professional baseball franchise. There is a major league baseball matches near The Bronx and Queens. Minor League baseball is played in Brooklyn Cicles, Brooklyn, while Staton Island plays in Yankees, Staton Island. However, three of the four main league teams played in New York City were the game in Manhattan. After his 1883 founding in 1883, the leadership of the West with Brooklyn Dogers till the 1889 session of 1957 - when he split his team into Jersey City and Staton Island, and when he played it in the Hiltopark in 1911 - 1555th Street and Athleath Street In New York State, Polo Grounds Had Exhibited His Game. In New York City, the Hiltose Park took off his post-wood park, where he played from his construction in 1903 to 1912, named when Hiltopers began his French as Hiltopers. This team, which approached polo Grounds from a 1913 session, where they were officially named New York Yankees and was transferred to the Hellam river Stadium on the bank of the Harlem river in 1923. New York Mets showed their first two sessions at Polo Grounds in 1962 and 1963 before the Shia Stadium was built in 1964. The Polo Grounds were destroyed after the break of Mets in April 1964, replaced by public accommodation.

The first national school, called the National Investigation Tournament, was organized in New York in 1938 and it still continues in the city. New York Nix began playing as one of the original teams of the National Basketball Association in 1946 and before making a permanent home match for the Madison Square Garden, it played on his own in the 69th Regiment Army. New York Liberty of WNBA (WNBA) has shared the Garden's name as one of its original eight teams in 1997. Harlem is a skeletal parker in the sports field which is famous for his street ball ball style where many athletes in the summer League have demonstrated their game.

Though the two football team in New York City-today play on the East Darford Stadium in New Jersey on the bank of the Hudson river, the two teams played on loo Grounds. YORK JOYNES PLAYED WITH HIS NAME AT YANKI STAURBALL STAIRS FROM TIME TO ENTER THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE IN 1925 TO YANKI STADIUM IN 1956. New York jets, originally known as Titans, started with polo grounds in 1960 and stood there in four sessions before joining the mats in Queens in 1964.

The New York Rangers from the National Hockey League, have worked in different parts of the Madison Square Garden since their installation in the 1926-1927 session. He left Rangers behind New York Americans who started playing in Garden on the last session and stayed on till the team end after 1941-1942 NHL (NHL) session. In this session, he performed his game in Garden as Brooklyn's.

Play your home game at Downing Stadium on two sessions after the North American Solker League (NY) founded in 1974. In 1975, the team won around 4.5 million dollars a contract, which was officially registered by FIFA (FIFA) as the most noble football player in the world to see, 22,500 and a crowd in order to watch, won it by the team in 2-0. But Dawning Stadium's stadium sport was full and the more frightful, and since the team had also increased popularity he left for Yankek Stadium, and then set off for Giants Stadium. To clear the construction of an icaun Stadium on 45 million dollar costs and a 4,754 seats, it was destroyed in 2002. In the new stadium, 400 m, is a tall route by 400 m., and as a part of the heritage of Belle and Cosmos, it has a Fleet football stadium where about 48 young teams are organized. These young teams belonged to a soccer club in Manhattan.

Media

In Manhattan, the leading daily newspaper in New York City is serving the New York Times, New York Daily News and New York Post, all of which headlines are at this city. The largest financial newspaper in the country, the Wall Street Journal, is also located here. Other daily newspapers include AM (AM), New York and The Villager. The New York Amsterdam News, head of the United States, was one of the largest African-newspaper in Harlem. The Village Voice is an optional weekly journal in this city.

The TV industry developed in New York and is an important employer in the city's economy. Four leading American broadcasting networks - ABC (ABC), CBS (CBS), Fox and NBC (NBC) have all their headquarters in Manhattan and many cable channels including MSNBC, MTV, MTV (HBO), FAX News, HBO (HBO) and Comedy Central. In 1971, WLIB became the first radio station in New York whose employer had a caste for black people and at the same time it was Ratna of the Crown (designer Broadcasting Corporation). One of the co-founders of Minor City was Persie Satan, one of the most powerful leaders of the city's outpouring for the long time. WLIB began broadcasting to the African American community in 1949 and took a regular interview with citizen rights leaders like Malcolm X, and NAACP telecast telecommunications conferences. influential WQHT (WQHT), also known as hot 97, claims that the Premier Hip-Hop Station in the United States. THE WNYC (WNYC), INCLUDING AN AMM (AM) and FM Signal, has the largest number of audiences in the country and is commonly heard by the most commercial ads in Manhattan or non-commercial ads. WBAI(WBAI), joint aides now in the United States is one of the socialist radio stations.

The oldest public prosecutor in the United States is the television channel, Manhattan Neighborhood Network which was established in 1971 and offer a liberal local program embracing, which includes foreign language and religious programs, ranging from labor trouble to just one hour. NY1 (NY1), which is the local news channel of time warner cable, is known for the beat coverage of City Hall and State Politics.

In the early hours of Manhattan, because of the preponderance of wooden buildings and the worse water supply, the city was under fire. In 1776, right after the meeting with Manhattan and the coming of by the British city, there was a terrible fire in the city which ruined one-third of the city and some 500 houses.

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With the increase in migration around the end of the 20th century, a major portion of Manhattan increased, especially the Lower East Side, to just those in recent times, where the unhygienic and dirty housing just filled the immigrants. The house was usually five-storeyed high and contemporary modeled after 25 x 100, where the Cockroach Swamy could exploit these new immigrants. By 1929, a new housing code was created at the instance of a strict fire and elevator to step-up in residential buildings, due to which the effect of which these old hospitals came to an end and building started, even though many of them still exist in the east side of the city.

Today, Manhattan provides a detailed list of options for public and private housing. According to the 2000 census, Manhattan had 798,144 residential units with the average density of 34,756.7/square miles (13,421.8/sq km). Out of the residents of Manhattan, only 20.3% were living in residential dwellers who were the second-fastest of all provinces of the country, after The Bronx, had the second highest in the world.

Transport

A terminal central terminal, a terminal rail station, and a leading town's comedy.

The Columbus Circle is one of the busiest metro stations in the city.

Also see: Tran sportation in New York City

Manhattan is unique in the case of enormous use of public transport in the United States and shortage of private car ownership. Americans, for 88% of Americans worldwide use their cars and just 5% of U.S. public transport, but the route is mainly the travel to the inhabitants of Manhattan, with 72% of the residents of the city use public transports to switch to work, and only 18% of people visit their cars. According to the 2000-United States census, more than 75% of Manhattan families do not have cars.

In 2007, the Mayor Bloomberg proposed a proposal for a substantial price set. The state legislature dismissed the proposal in June 2008.

The biggest exercise in the world based on track mileage is the largest subway and station in the world based on track mileage, which is the primary means of traveling within the city and which adds to every city except Stanton island. Another subroute is the port athos-hudson system (PATH) which connects Manhattan to the north New Jersey. The passengers are paying for rent per-riding trains, which is valid in all the buses and depths as well as in the PATH (PATH) trains in the city. The bus or Metro is up on one side by $2.25 and the PATEH is up to $1.75. Here more daily, 7-days, 14-day and 30-day subtro-cards are available which allow unlimited travel in all Metro (except PLAH) and MTA (MTA) bus routes (except for express buses). For PATH(PATH), a Quick-Card scheme is being built and the PATEH (PATH) and MTA (MTA) both are testing on payment systems instead of "smart card". The daily traveler from Manhattan and manhattan to rail service, of Long Island Rail Road (which connects to the Long Island of Manhattan and New York City), Metro-North Rhode (link Manhattan to the Westchester Province and South-Western connection), and New Jersey train for different places in New Jersey.

MTA (MTA) provides a variety of local bus service inside New York City bus, Manhattan. A detailed network of express bus routes provides services to daily passengers and other passengers who go to Manhattan. The bus system provided service to 74 million passengers in 2004 with the highest spot in the country and double-sided those of Los Angeles which, for example, became more frequent.

New York has symbolic yellow colored carts in the city which has 13,087 worldwide and it must have the requisite adviser to lead people from across the city. Thousands of cycle passengers are also seen in Manhattan. Roosevelt Island Tramway, one of the two vehicles in the North American taxpayer may travel between one and five minutes short of the country and a pilgrimage to the traveling between Roosevelt Island and Manhattan, and serving the island from 1978. (There is another system in North America, Portland Ariel.Stanton Island ferry, which has been on 24 hours a day and 365 days in a year, provides more than 5.2 miles (8.4 km) a year between Manhattan and Staton Island. Five Boats On Every Work Day Visit About 65,000 Passengers 110 Times. The ferry service is rent-free from 1997, when the rent of 50 cents was withdrawn.

The pen station, which is a regular passenger rail center of New York City, is directly under the Madison Square Garden.

Passenger rail lines of the metro region, towards the west and east side of Midtown Manhattan and the grand central terminal respectively. This is the two most busy railway station in the United States. About one-third of the people consuming public space in the country and two-thirds of the railway passengers stay in New York and its suburbs. Emtrack, PEN Station from Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, D.C. K.K. Washington, New England's upstate New York, provides real-urban traveler railway services and Toronto and Montreal, and South and midwest blasts.

The Lincoln tunnel, which supplies 120,000 vehicles a day below the Hudson River between New Jersey and Manhattan, is the busiest vehicle tunnel in the world. This tunnel was developed to provide a bridge to the large-largest passenger and uninterrupted route for the ports of Manhattan from New York Port to stay in London. Queens Midtown tunnel, who was created to lower the mob of the Queens and Brooklyn of seasons, was the biggest non-federal project of your time when the tunnel was built in 1940. Presidential Franklin D. Roosevelt was the first person to travel with that car.

The FDR. Drive and Harlem River Drive are the two ways with limited use in front of Manhattan on the verge of the East River and created by the controversial star Robert Moses by New York.

At Manhattan, there are three public choppers. US Chopper mentioned in to remain out of business in 2009 to John F. at Queens before he left business. On a regular chunk of the Kennedy International Airport and in New Jersey, the Newark Liberty International Airport in July were also provided a regular helicopter service.

In New York, the country's largest clean-air diesel-hybrid and compressed natural gas bus group. It also has some taxpayers' money out of the first Hybrid taxpayers, most of which is circulated in Manhattan.

the services of the community

The whole manhattan is supplied by gas and electricity services, Consoiled Eddison. Kon Addison's basic lightweight business is Addison.Addison's Addison electronic identity, which is the first company owned by the investor who provides a power service. The company started rendering its service to 59 customers with 800 light bulbs in a square mpile of Lower Manhattan in the region of September 4, 1882, with 800 light bulbs in a area of 10-volt's direct electric current (DC). Kon Edison conducted the largest district watery system in the world, including a vapor pipe just 105 miles (169 km) and provides vapors for warmth, hot water and air conditioning. Cable Services is provided by Time Warner Cable and by telephone services, Variations Communications, even though AT&T is available.

There were a limited supply of clean water in the sweet manhattan surrounded by two of salarians. After the American revolutionary war, the city was rapidly urged in operation. To meet the demands of an exploding population, the city acquired the land in the Westchester Province and built up the Crowton Act system which started providing services in 1842. The system, which was carried out by a network of chroton river water through the water-strim route to the high bridge, was placed in Central Park and 42nd Street and Feven Avenue. It was sending a consumer nail through a network of pumps.

Today, the New York City's Environmental Protection Department provides water to the residents of 2,000 square miles (5,180 sq km) in catalogs. Since this creativity area is one of the largest protected areas in the United States, natural water purification process here has been realistic. As a result, New York is one of the only five major cities in the United States of America, where the water is so pure that even under normal conditions it requires the use of chlorine only to ensure its purity. Water New York City Tunnel in Manhattan. 1 and Tunnel no. From 2, it was later created in 1917 and 1936. New York City Water Start In 1970. 3. Building work is still on, providing the basic nectar for two other tunnels, as well as doubting the present capacity of 1.2 billion gallons per day.

New York City is in the cleaning department for the garbage. The wholesale reserves of city garbage are finally closed in (through a medium of New Jersey, Brooklyn and Queens) and the Fresh Kills of Staton Island, after closed in 2001 in Pennsylvania, Virginia, South Carolina and Ohio-dps. In the disposal sites of New Jersey, a small number of waste waste waste effluents are sometimes burnt down into injurious centers that build energy. Like New York City, most of the regions in New Jersey and Greater New York believe that their waste is sent to remote places.

Also see: Education in New York City, List of high in New York City, and List leges and univer in New York City.

New York Public Library, Central Volume, 1897-1911, Carer and Hastings, Architect (June 2003); it is the best library building; There are also other structures which could be used by the NY public library in the city.

In Manhattan, education is provided by a large number of public and private institutions. In a city, public schools are operated by the Department of Education in New York City who is the most corrupt public school system in the United States, which is the education of 11 million students and students.

some of the most famous public schools in New York City, such as the Stuavesant High School, Fiyorello H. La-Gardia High School, High School of Fashion Industries, Mary Bergtraum High School, Manhattan Center for Science and Mathmatics, Hunter College, High School and City College, are located in high school for math, Science and Engineering Manhattan. Bard High School is Early College, which is a new nursing school built by Bird College, provides education to students coming from all parts of the city.

Manhattan is the home of many school most famous private schools in the country, including the former side's bread School, Dolton School, Browning School, Spence School, Chaipin School, nitting School, Nighthold-Bamford School and the Secretary of the Secrets and Tribunty School. This city is also the home of two private schools, Manhattan County School, and United Nations International School, which is one of the most diversified in the country. Manhattan is the home of the United States' only Italian American school, La squiola D'italia.

According to the 2003 census, 52.3% of the residents of Manhattan have a graduated degree with 52.3% of residents who place the fifth highest in all the provinces of the country. Up to 2005, about 60% of the inhabitants were graduate and about 25% had advanced medical aid, making Manhattan the status of one of the deepest concentrates of many educated people in the country.

Manhattan has many colleges and universities, including New York University (NYU), Columbia University, Cooper Union, Fordham University, The Juleered School, Berkley College, The New School and Yesiva University. Other schools include Bank Street College of Education, Boryqua College, Juish Theological Seminary of America, Marimont Manhattan College, Manhattan School of Music, Metropolitan College of New York, New York, Institute of Technology, University of Technology, St. John's University, College of Visual Arts, Taurinary Services, Taurinary Arts, and Theological Association. Many other private institutions have built their presence in Manhattan, of which the College of New Rochelle and Pratt Institute are chief.

The City University of New York (CUNY), which is the municipal college system in New York, is the largest urban system in the United States, who gets more than 226,000 degree students and students-schools and almost unified education equal to the number of people. ONE-THIRD OF STUDENTS WHO GRADUATE FROM COLLEGE IN NEW YORK CITY BLOGGERS FROM CUNY (CUNY) WHERE NYORK CITY'S TOTAL COLLEGE OF STUDENTS AND STUDENTS BELONGING TO ITS INSTITUTIONS. THERE IS ONE OF THE SENIOR TRIALS OF THE CUNY IN MANHATTON: Barooq College, City College of New York, Hunter College, John J College of Criminal Justice and CUnited Nations Organization (CUNY) Graduate Studies and Doctorate Center (CUNY). THE ONLY CUNY IN MANHTON IS THE COMMON COMMUNITIES COLLEGE, BORO OF MANHITON COMMUNITY COLLEGE.

The State University of New York is represented by fashion Institute of Technology, State University of New York State College of Optometry and Stony Brooke University-Manhattan.

Manhattan is a world center for medicine and life science training and education. The whole city gets the second largest amount of annual subsidy from the National Institute of Health of Health and most part of it goes to the research institutes in Manhattan, which includes the Memorial School, Rockpillow-catering cancer Center, Rocfeline, Mills Sinai School of Medicine, Columbia and University of Medicine.

Manhattan receives the service of the New York Public Library, which has the largest collection of any public library system in the country. Five units of Central Library - Mid-Manhattan Library, Donal Library, The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, Andrew Heyscale Breast and Talking Book Library, and Science and Business Library—are all located in Manhattan. More than 35 branches library is located in the city.

New York City

New York Portals

• Lower Manhattan
• Build the Manhattan
• Midtown Manhattan
• Division of Manhattan Island
• Apar Manhattan

Manhattan Local Government Services

• Official site of the city of Manhattan
• The Government of New York City with the shackles of Manhattan

Maps, roads, and environments

• Detailed Map of Manhattan
• Manhattan's interactive 3D map
• Maps of buildings, and floor values, and a map under theoretical and area-based construction, all from www.radicalcartography.net
• Population Details, Information Maps and Revenue Level Maps

Historical references

• Map of Manhattan during the year 1729
• William J. Broad, why he called it the Manhattan Project, The New York Times, October 2007. Ten Manhattan places in the 1940s helping first nuclear bomb.

Community Discussion

• NYC Manhattan community discussion (which is off operations after May 18, 2009)
• New York Forum
• NYC (NYC) Business and Office Selection Advice

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