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125 St M3 2375 2160 1 99 Bx15 M104 M101 299 201 0 Neighborhood Map ¯ Alexander Hamilton City College Hamilton Grange 612 Mahalia Jackson Playground of New York 121 National Memorial 120 83 260 1631 630 1626 2407 2630 2400 3448 3449 School, PS 123 8 Avenue 8 7 Avenue 7 601 Broadway 599 539 501 499 447 341 335 299 201 199 699 Av Convent Riverside Drive Riverside St. Nicholas Avenue W 140 Street Av Amsterdam W 140 Street W 140 Street Arlington Edinboro Av Edgecombe Playground Swimming M4 340 Mount Calvary Hall LTD M4 M101 High School for United Methodist Church M5 LTD LTD M101 Manhattan LTD M5 Mathematics, Science LTD M3 LTD and Engineering M3 Waterfront 51 48 2388 626 2377 105 M100 2618 at City College 2617 Greenway M4 M101 108 M5 M100 M11 M4 M101 M11 M5 Hamilton Place 699 545 543 501 337 335 301 299 201 199 W 139 Street W 139 Street Riverbank 568 Shepard Hall 336 M2 LTD M2 574 State Park Riverside Valley 610 M10 LTD 91 Community 88 1586 M10 Garden M2 Hamilton Heights M2 699 601 543 539 501 337 329 301 299 201 199 W 138 Street W 138 Street Henry Hudson Parkway Hudson Henry e u n St. Mark’s 600 Montefiore e Methodist Church 58 v Park 2341 2574 2575 2348 A 137 St City College t n e Broadway e 699 c 329 301 299 201 199 v a Edgecombe Avenue Edgecombe r n r Downtown only e o City College W 137 Street 17 W 137 Street T Jacob H. 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