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Evergreens Cemetery Bushwick Ocean Hill Brownsville Neighborhood Map ¯ ACORN High 1449 1225 Church of God 97 171 Central Avenue 871 School for 651 of Prophecy 675 Social Justice 1033 1083 99 Madison St Putnam Av 708 698 1232 Schaefer Street 1475 1259 33 BroadwayQ24 97 Evergreen 669Avenue 797 Umoja Garden 55 Decatur Street 32 Cornelia Street 1 1027 1097 Q24 Broadway 1256 1001 Jefferson Avenue Cooper Street Putnam Avenue 1499 999 1474 1277 Bushwick Bushwick Avenue 685 173 1025 Howard Avenue Hancock Street Moffat Street 1021 57 Horace E. Greene 101 798 1019 B20 School, PS/IS 45 742 1282 41 1517 1305 99 697 Pilling Street 46 55 Weirfield Street 969 Chauncey Street 49 1532 113 760 Jefferson Avenue 17 B26 947 1308 Evergreen 16 945 Playground 1543 B26 B20 967 1331 B60 111 Evergreen 725Avenue 47 B7 Halsey Street 943 1 49 941 739 Decatur Street B60 790 1330 Community 79 Halsey St Garden 1544 1565 68 Bushwick 1353Avenue 737 747 Eldert Street 47 971 1025 Hancock Street 33 921 871 802 867 1352 1595 B26 1379 Metropolitan Baptist Broadway 113 Church 873 1023 1582 Covert Street B26 53 St. Thomas Evergreens Episcopal Church 91 1374 96 Saratoga Avenue 1637 915 Q24 51 1 Cemetery Halsey Street 61 Schaefer Street 803 55 801 Q24 Cooper Street Block 1398 Broadway Association Garden 111 Howard Avenue Macon Street Saratoga 15 Bushwick 1423Avenue B26 Saratoga Park 849 Library 20 53 1 Decatur Street 813 679 B26 1420 112 789 Cooper Street 1673 Community Garden 1449 Broadway Bushwick Community 79 1672 Cooper Street 955 68 Health Center 777 55 Aberdeen Street Community Garden 1448 Contented 763 MacDonough Street 37 1715 Hart 721 1473 36 Garden 719 53 Rudd Playground Macon Street Moffat Street 1 139 700 Decatur St Block Chauncey St 55 128 Association Garden 1468 713 Bushwick1499 Avenue 91 651 53 93 88 649 Chauncey Street 635 Decatur Street 1496 59 647 1747 639 Rockaway Avenue 1509 1746 53 MacDonough Street Westminster Bethany 115 Brooklyn Tabernacle Pilling Street Presbyterian Church Church 611 Saratoga Avenue 561 27 28 1520 Bushwick Av- 609 Granite Street Block 1775 Aberdeen St 113 Association 579 102 Garden Hopkinson Avenue 53 577 577 1 Granite Street 575 Chauncey Street 55 Howard Avenue 1782 493 Bainbridge Street Broadway 1546 485 86 B7 Decatur Street 167 53 501 1 176 Furman Avenue 35 Thomas 509 69 77 507 44 Boyland Infant Jesus Rachel Jean Mitchell Park Community Garden 1576 423 121 B7 School, PS/IS 137 Broadway 1593 421 439 Marion Street Thomas 437 14 Boyland Aberdeen Street 2083 Marion Hopkinson 57 Chauncey Street 439 Playground Park 104 1605 427 1602 B20 403 Q24 Bushwick Avenue Bainbridge Street 191 1832 Cooke Court 55 186 De Sales Place 373 15 B20 Cristo Rey Brooklyn Q24 High School 1628 155 5 minutes 33 367 Ocean Hill 156 Sumpter Street Houses 1865 365 337 335 24 353 53 1 Marion Street 33 307 117 Eastern Parkway 297 301 Mother Gaston Boulevard 301 Chauncey Street 209 Thomas S. Boyland 1903 1650 1892 Broadway 210 Saratoga Avenue 277 School, PS 73 275 B60 Ocean Hill B60 2017 175 249 277 Conway Street 217 MacDougal Street 45 247 245 Stewart Street 50 Hull Street 243 1941 253 Garden Howard Avenue Sumpter Street 133 219 1 130 Rockaway Avenue 217 207 Kingdom Hall Marion Street 1924 of Jehovah’s Witnesses 225 224 1949 187 91 1983 1992 183 108 Brevoort Carver Playground 185 153 21 Playground 187 161 Thomas S. Boyland St Sumpter Street 184 Ralph Avenue Hull Street George Washington 159 151 63 Somers Street B20 East New York Yard Garden Group Hull Street 151 Q24 70 Carver School, Community Garden 149 PS 40 5 minutes MacDougal Street 151 131 Sackman Street 150 129 111 Sumpter Street 109 237 5 minutes Broadway 11 242 131 93 109 91 124 14 North Van Sinderen Av Junction 205 B20 73 1951 Q24 206 Somers Street 89 Broadway 71 57 91 Eastern Parkway 87 Truxton Street 55 90 Broadway Junction B47 B47 Hull Street 45 39 171 160 37 43 Callahan-Kelly Pleasant Grove Callahan-Kelly MacDougal Street 121 31 Playground Playground 15 Baptist Church 1 1 Phoenix Community 1881 1925 1961 Garden 2059 2101 B25 B25 B25 B25 Fulton Street Fulton Street Fulton Street B25 Bed-Stuy B25 B25 B25 Multi-Service Fish Playground Rockaway Av Ralph Av Center EBC/ENY High School 23 63 52 156 143 1918 195 186 228 275 270 321 312 for Public Safety Warren Preparatory John M. Coleman & Law Academy, PS 28 Nicholas Herkimer School, JHS 271 School, PS/IS 155 1287 1289 1377 1433 1435 1519 957 959 1035 1037 1119 1203 1205 Herkimer Street Herkimer Street Herkimer Street Herkimer Street Herkimer Street 66 2 2 2 2 2 1508 2 1444 1474 2 1420 26 2 1390 2 1360 2 1300 1330 1556 960 2 996 2 1024 1050 1080 1110 1132 1192 1218 1276 946 166 198 1905 236 286 Salvation and Restoration Christian Church Louis Place Pocket Park 63 Weeksville Place Jardine Havens Place Havens Louis Place Louis Sherlock Place Sherlock Pleasant Place Radde Place Radde Dewey Place Dewey Sackman Street Sackman Monaco Place Ralph Avenue Ralph Gunther Place Gunther Marconi Place Marconi Prescott Place Prescott Playground Bancroft Place Bancroft Eastern Parkway Eastern Howard Avenue Howard Roosevelt Place Roosevelt Saratoga Avenue Saratoga Van Sinderen Avenue Sinderen Van Williams Place Williams Rockaway Avenue Rockaway 1785 Thomas S. Boyland Street Boyland S. 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Boyland Street Boyland S. Thomas 114 Garden St. Marks Av St. Marks Avenue St. Marks Avenue St. Marks Avenue 39 East New York Avenue B45 98 B65 1577 269 207 St. Mark’s Block Association Howard Community Garden Brooklyn-Queens Pool Rev. Brown Greenway Houston 217 Houses 313 Playground 333 338 374 375 1723 425 467 468 Dr. Jacqueline Peek-Davis Elementary School, PS 12 1706 304 113 185 Eastern Parkway 1580 Christopher Avenue Community School 123 Hopkinson Avenue 1533 Charles H. 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