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Bushwick Ridgewood Neighborhood Map ¯ Suydam and Suydam School, Willoughby School, Willoughby Gardens PS 123 Suydam Street JHS 162 Suydam Street Suydam Street Metropolitan Avenue Suydam Street 3-01 125 114 91 91 92 72 282 285 96 54 Street 54 1702 54 Place 54 969 Avenue Wyckoff 971 1019 1021 1073 1851 1899 887 889 B13 53-99 Hart Street Hart Street Hart Street Ahawith Hart Street Wyckoff Avenue Grandview Irving Avenue Irving Chesed 60-99 Avenue Linden Hill 60-99 54-11 139 134 Cemetery Arnold Avenue 111 314 86 112 134 310 1702 309 B38 Cemetery 54-01 54-30 Cypress Avenue Cypress 1899 3-49 21-17 1627 1629 1679 1681 B38 1729 1733 1849 1851 1547 1549 B38 Nicholas Avenue St. B38 LTD B38 LTD DeKalb Avenue DeKalb Avenue DeKalb Avenue Rene Court DeKalb Avenue Q54 B38 B38 B38 B38 21-20 LTD Q54 LTD DeKalb Av 3-51 Metropolitan Avenue Grover B38 165 156 146 131 129 126 376 359 106 360 360 1801 Cleveland Playground 54-99 337 339 383 385 427 431 499 1801 1849 1851 1899 3-69 21-17 Woodward Avenue Woodward 279 281 Avenue Onderdonk Stockholm Street Stockholm Street Stockholm Street Amory Court Stockholm Street 1 55-01 St. Aloysius Wyckoff Heights Learners and Leaders School, PS 305 Roman Catholic 179 Church 172 Medical Center 381 381 384 166 142 153 122 2 382 1849 1851 1899 335 381 383 423 1701 1799 279 281 B38 Stanhope Street Stanhope Street Stanhope Street Stanhope Street Geraldine A. 55-36 Stanhope Street Ferraro B38 Irving Avenue Irving Campus Grover Cleveland 193 186 0 High School 61-31 1 412 170 188 169 4-20 173 138 4-01 411 411 4 414 414 407 409 4-08 Iglesia de la Fairview Avenue Fairview 363 365 Santa Cruz 413 451 Avenue Cypress 1701 1799 1801 1849 1851 1899 1901 1999 2001 2099 2101 2199 2201 Grandview Avenue Grandview Wyckoff Av Wyckoff St. Nicholas Avenue Nicholas St. 277 Avenue Woodward 275 Avenue Onderdonk Himrod Street Himrod Street Avenue Seneca Himrod Street Himrod Street Himrod Street Himrod Street Wyckoff Avenue 204 211 461 189 474 190 462 457 459 473 458 460 206 459 460 154 4-57 4-60 423 425 461 463 487 1711 1799 1801 1849 1851 1899 1901 1999 2001 2099 2101 2199 2201 347 349 Harman Street Harman Street Harman Street Harman Street Harman Street Harman Street B38 Irvington School, LTD B38 LTD PS 86 225 4 487 211 8 216 212 483 482 483 488 1937 4-83 4-84 481 4-88 4-77 B38 4 Bushwick B38 Ricard Street Tonsor Street Tonsor 1443 1445 1493 1495 1535 1701 1799 1801 1849 1851 1899 1901 1999 2001 2099 2101 2125 2123 2199 2201 1375 1385 Greene Avenue Greene Avenue Greene Avenue Greene Avenue Greene Avenue Greene Avenue Wyckoff Avenue Wyckoff Irving Avenue Irving Butler Avenue 192 227 21-08 B13 0 247 242 1 511 510 5 510 231 509 509 246 507 508 B13 232 5-07 1445 5-08 62-80 Fairview Avenue Fairview 361 363 409 411 445 Avenue Cypress 1701 1799 1801 1849 1851 1899 1901 1999 2001 2099 2101 2149 Woodward Avenue Woodward Onderdonk Avenue Onderdonk Grandview Avenue Grandview 301 Avenue Nicholas St. 249 299 Avenue Seneca Forest Elementary Bleecker Street Bleecker Street Bleecker Street Bleecker Street School, Bleecker Street PS 71 Myrtle Avenue Wyckoff 62-99 214 Jean Paul Richter 273 258 Avenue 557 561 251 562 272 559 560 559 560 1475 250 1446 560 5-55 School, PS 81 5-58 63-10 351 353 401 403 435 1799 1801 1851 1899 1901 1999 2001 2099 2101 265 267 291 293 5 minutes Menahan Street Menahan Street Menahan Street Menahan Street 2199 63-09 Menahan Street Forest Avenue Myrtle 59-01 Avenue 272 230 291 9 1470 10 584 585 583 582 272 582 583 583 584 586 2-71 5-84 Elizabeth L. Farrell 21-01 Menahan Street School, PS 116 Q39 389 391 437 1651 1699 1701 1799 1801 1849 1851 1899 1901 1923 Road Johns St. 1925 1999 2001 2099 2101 327 329 Q39 Grove Street Grove Street Grove Street Grove Street Grove Street 2199 Wyckoff Avenue Wyckoff St. Brigid St. Mark’s United Sts. Mary Church of Christ and Antonios 59-01 Myrtle Avenue School Irving Avenue Irving Coptic Orthodox 293 250 B54 Church 618 610 610 607 609 649 650 6-13 2-89 6-20 300 St. Brigid’s 609 64-12 B54 Roman Catholic Fairview Avenue Fairview 385 Church 16-91 Avenue Cypress 17-01 17-99 18-01 18-49 18-51 18-99 19-99 20-01 20-99 21-01 21-99 383 Avenue Grandview 339 Avenue Onderdonk 327 Avenue Nicholas St. Seneca Avenue Seneca 64-09 Grove Street Linden Street Linden Street Linden Street Linden Street Forest Avenue Linden Street 21-14 First Romanian 6-51 Baptist Church 309 327 326 1520 272 553 673 657 666 658 660 659 659 660 3-03 Ridgewood 6-58 Linden Street 1699 1701 1999 2001 6-73 1549 1563 1565 1651 1849 1851 1899 1901 2099 2107 65-17 1545 Avenue Woodward 1499 1501 B13 B13 B52 Gates Avenue Gates Avenue Gates Avenue Gates Avenue Gates Avenue 59-01 B13 B13 64-12 N 1579 6 minutes o 6 minutes 6-75 r 59-99 Ridgewood/Bushwick th Myrtle-Wyckoff Avs 60 Place 1544 335 Youth Center 340 684 698 699 3-31 3-14 686 699 699 684 683 6-80 60-01 All City Seneca Av Gates Avenue Korean 66-11 Leadership Secondary 1649 1651 1699 1701 1849 403 1851 1899 1901 1999 2001 Square School 343 345 Evangelical 59-01 Palmetto Street Palmetto Street Fellowship Chapel St. Paul’s Palmetto Street Lutheran Church Palmetto Street Ridgewood Place Ridgewood B52 54-01 1610 Q58 Q58 LTD Irving Avenue Irving Myrtle 60-01 359 8 358 Avenue 711 714 710 709 719 712 3-51 66-32 Palmetto Street 3-50 750 66-31 Washington Irving Forest Avenue Fairview Avenue Fairview 2099 Library 1651 1699 Avenue Cypress 1701 1849 1851 1899 1901 1999 2001 59-01 361 409 Avenue Woodward St. Nicholas Avenue Nicholas St. 66-14 Onderdonk Av Onderdonk 7-45 54-30 Venditti Woodbine Street Avenue Seneca Woodbine St Woodbine Street Woodbine Street Myrtle Avenue 59-99 Square 66-11 B13 Rosemary’s Q39 60-01 Woodbine Street Trinity 3-61 Playground B13 39 32 B26 379 Ridgewood Barry “Sly” Bushwick Q39 Reformed 773 770 769 759 760 Morrow Field Educational Campus 764 School, IS 93 Church 59-01 1601 1655 1657 1699 1701 1799 1801 1849 1851 1899 66-32 1377 1403 59-99 400 Madison Street Madison Street Madison Street Madison Street 60 Place 66-31 55-11 Q58 Q58 LTD 775 60-01 Bushwick Wyckoff Myrtle Avenue Ridgewood 66-67 Madison Street Q58 Avenue Q55 Library Playground LTD 55-16 50 401 791 776 783 792 793 778 783 772 Descent of the Q55 B26 Av Cypress Holy Spirit Romanian Q58 Ridgewood Veterans Orthodox Church 66-50 1685 795 791 1599 1601 Triangle 1799 1801 1849 1851 1899 1901 59-99 1473 1475 1515 1517 Q58 Q58 LTD Q58 LTD Q58 Putnam Avenue 66-53 Putnam Avenue Putnam Avenue Putnam Avenue Putnam Avenue 60-01 Wyckoff Avenue Wyckoff Ridgewood Forest Av 66-89 Irving Avenue Irving Remembrance 55-56 Column 812 8-19 814 Myrtle 432 421 818 815 818 810 809 809 59-01 Avenue 66-78 60-23 66-61 427 1601 1699 1711 1799 1801 1849 1899 1901 1999 Woodward Avenue Woodward 359 361 Avenue Onderdonk 67 Avenue 66-14 60-25 Clemens Avenue Seneca 60 Street Benninger Cornelia Street Triangle Cornelia Street Cornelia Street 59-99 66-11 Playground 67-11 56-01 1699 59-01 899 862 1601 56-99 66-90 60 Place 439 60-01 452 Jefferson Avenue 859 57-01 862 66-85 56-42 863 68-08 Q58 60-19 PutnamLTD AvenueB13 867 B38 68 Avenue Emmaus Evangelical B20 Myrtle Avenue 58-99 1525 56-49 LTD B38 58-01 Lutheran Church Q58 1449 1451 57-99 872 68-11 60-23 8-75 59-99 58-01 68 Road 870 Forest Avenue 67-15 Jefferson Avenue 66-12 60 Lane 58-08 907 60-01 1799 66-13 1701 1699 Avenue Cypress Catalpa Avenue 60-49 1601 Q39 59-00 57-01 58-49 883 68 Road 461 472 888 Hancock Street 58-01 60-51 Q39 Stier Place 1499 Q55 60 Street68-09 1387 1389 59-01 59-28 Robert E. 930 9-09 918 60-01 Q55 67-98 Peary School, Police Officer 68-20 Hancock Street 929 60-47 Knickerbocker Avenue Knickerbocker 67 Avenue Wyckoff Avenue Wyckoff PS 75 Ramon Suarez 67-13 1799 18-11 Catalpa Avenue Irving Avenue Irving School, PS 239 Q58 66-86 1699 920 LTD 1601 68-56 60-49 931 B13 918 B20 479 490 58-99 60-99 Weirfield Street 68-65 59-99 Q58 Myrtle Avenue 68-31 Onderdonk Avenue Onderdonk 59-01 57-99 58-01 60-01 Bushwick Ascend 57-44 68-18 431 60-47 68 Avenue Fresh Pond Rd 357 359 963 Charter School 9-59 958 60 Lane 68-05 963 974 Weirfield Street 69 Avenue 60-49 1799 18-09 1817 69-12 67-16 59-37 1699 Avenue Cypress 1701 60-99 1601 Avenue Seneca 58-99 Centre Street 69-13 59-99 Myrtle 68-55 952 Centre Street Forest Avenue 68-01 497 520 Avenue 68-48 Lyndon B.
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