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Neighborhood Map ¯ Neighborhood Map ¯ Metropolitan Avenue 60-27 61-23 61-01 3-51 Q54 61-84 Eliot Avenue 60-47 Grandview Avenue 55-99 62-13 62 Avenue Mount Olivet Crescent 61 Street Woodward Avenue 55-36 56 Street 60 Lane Geraldine A. 56-01 Metropolitan Ahawith Q39 Ferraro Q54 21-17 Avenue 62-14 63 Street 63 61-26 B38 Campus 62 Street Chesed 3-69 62-11 2299 60 Street Amory Court Q39 59-99 Street 64 Q67 61-19 Cemetery 56-12 60-39 Street 65 Eliot Avenue 61-99 61-99 1899 61-31 62-35 60-01 61-31 2299 4-20 Fresh Pond Road Grover Himrod Street 59-98 61-99 Linden Hill Cleveland 60-43 63-99 64-05 61-99 65-01 2201 62-01 Suydam Street 60 Place 62-15 62 Avenue 62 Avenue Playground 60-63 62-41 60-45 Cemetery Grover Cleveland Fresh Pond 2199 60 Lane 64-16 65-98 High School 60-38 60-69 Road 62-01 62-01 62-06 62-46 1899 Metropolitan Avenue60-71 473 62-16 62-37 Harman Street 62-25 B38 474 61-31 62 Street Grandview Avenue 62-10 60-68 61-99 2201 62-01 314 4-01 1 2299 Q54 62-37 60 Street 60 Q67 Hart Street 4-08 2199 62 Road 62-01 61-25 2101 Tonsor Street 62-29 1899 Place 60 2 487 Woodward Avenue Q54 61-27 2099 Forest Avenue Forest Stanhope Street 488 62-52 Greene Avenue Fresh Pond Road 61Street 2201 61-99 62-53 376 4-57 Street 65 62-80 62-55 309 Forest Elementary School, 63-01 4-60 2199 DeKalb Avenue Fairview Avenue PS 71 2101 4-77 1899 407 1851 Metropolitan Avenue 62-52 Himrod Street 64Street 4-88 Notre Dame 62-12 414 2099 62-99 62-99 1849 Street Ricard Catholic Academy 2001 2123 Onderdonk Avenue 59-13 6011 62-45 384 63-99 4-83 61-19 359 Butler Avenue Our Lady of the 1999 Bleecker Street 2125 62-99 4-84 Miraculous Medal Q38 21-08 Bleecker Street Q54 360 Stockholm Street 2149 Roman Catholic Church Q67 1899 459 2101 1851 64-01 Woodward Avenue 62-99 Harman Street 63-10 63-10 462 63-09 2099 63-16 65-09 9 62-53 Q38 4 62-56 18 411 Grandview Avenue Q54 2001 63-17 Q67 5-07 4 B38 1 381 0 1901 1999 61-45 5-08 59-99 61-01 Admiral Avenue 2199 59-01 60-99 65-20 B38 60-01 64-01 St. Aloysius 2101 Stanhope Street 483 1851 1899 Menahan Street Menahan Street 6 Roman Catholic 3 - 3 Church 1937 Greene Avenue 5 49 2099 64-18 18 457 63-01 2001 Onderdonk Avenue Menahan Street 65 Street 64-99 458 5-55 63-53 63-46 409 BunneckeCourt 1901 1999 Q39 63-44 5-58 Traffic Avenue Fairview Avenue Q39 Fresh Pond Himrod Street 61Street 414 9 Road 63-14 9 2101 18 509 64-99 1851 Bleecker Street 65-13 510 2099 2199 1849 481 59-01 2001 59-99 60-01 61-53 61-55 61-99 4 21-01 Seneca Avenue 8 Grove Street 4 Fresh Pond Road 459 Grove Street Grove Street 1901 1999 65 Place Forest Avenue Forest 411 5-84 460 Harman Street 64-12 60 Place 557 2101 64-09 64-99 412 1899 1851 64-12 Woodward Avenue 64-11 64-08 64-13 64-02 1801 Menahan Street 560 2099 509 1849 Grandview Avenue 2001 21-99 First Romanian 1799 5 1 6-13 Baptist Church 0 59-99 60-01 60-99 61-01 61-99 483 1999 461 1901 6-20 Greene Avenue Linden Street Linden Street 482 Himrod Street 583 21-01 460 1899 1851 21-14 1801 Grove Street Traffic Avenue 584 Q58 6-51 20-99 65-17 559 65-13 LTD 1849 Q58 Onderdonk Avenue 2001 LTD St. Johns Road Evangelical 1799 65-98 562 Fellowship Chapel Q58 507 9 Q58 65-99 1999 Street 64 483 1901 6-58 59-01 Fairview Avenue 6-73 60-01 60-99 61-01 61-99 64-07 508 Bleecker Street 10 2107 1899 609 482 1925 Gates Avenue 1851 Gates Avenue 1801 Linden Street Harman Street 618 2099 585 1923 1849 20-01 1799 66-11 Seneca Avenue 66-14 66-08 582 66-11 65-74 561 66-19 1901 19-99 66-18 511 5 minutes 560 Menahan Street 1899 Korean 510 59-01 59-99 60-01 61-99 64-01 64-99 1851 Square 60-99 61-01 1801 Gates Avenue Palmetto Street 2099 Palmetto Street Greene Avenue 1849 Sts. Mary 2001 1799 and Antonios Forest Avenue 1701 Trinity B38 Coptic Orthodox 60 Place LTD 583 Reformed Fresh Pond Church 1999 66-31 19-01 66-31 66-98 Church 66-30 Road B38 B38 Grove Street 66-32 LTD 582 66-41 Cypress Avenue 66-30 18-99 699 B38 1851 Woodward Avenue 1801 Palmetto Street 686 59-01 64-01 B13 59-99 60-99 61-01 61-99 St. Mark’s United 659 246 Bleecker Street 1849 2001 Onderdonk AvenueChurch of Christ Woodbine Street FreshPond Road 1799 B13 2099 Woodbine Street 1701 660 583 609 1901 1999 445 Fairview Avenue 610 Linden Street 66-50 66-53 66-42 Jean Paul Richter 66-51 584 711 School, PS 81 18-51 B13 Benninger B13 66-99 1801 Q39 66-48 Q39 Playground 714 Ridgewood Street 64 699 272 Menahan Street 18-49 Woodbine Street 2001 59-01 59-99 61-99 64-01 1799 60-01 60-99 61-01 Seneca Avenue 684 659 6 minutes Madison Street Madison Street 607 1901 1999 Ridgewood School, 435 IS 93 66-61 660 Gates Avenue 1899 610 66-67 66-78 66-61 1851 Woodward Avenue 66-70 18-01 Grove Street 709 Nor 586 1849 th Descent of the B13 17-99 Holy Spirit Romanian 60-25 1701 710 60-23 Q58 B20 60-99 Orthodox Church Q58 683 Ridgewood LTD 659 1901 Library Putnam Avenue 403 1699 Fresh Pond 684 Palmetto Street Rosemary’s Putnam Avenue 6 minutes StierPlace Cypress Avenue Bus Depot 1899 60Place 660 60Street Fresh Pond Yard Playground 60Lane 1851 649 1801 66-86 66-13 Linden Street 66-14 1849 66-85 650 66-90 2-71 66-11 1799 17-01 681 Onderdonk Av 1651 16-91 60-99 59-99 Fresh Pond Rd 1899 60-51 1801 1851 60-23 437 673 Forest Av 60-01 60-19 Seneca Av Woodbine St 67 Avenue 67 Avenue 783 666 Gates Avenue Q58 B13 2-89 LTD B20 Q58 67-16 64 Street 64 1701 Seneca Avenue 788 Place 64 St. Brigid Street 65 Emmaus Evangelical 68-01 67-13 67-98 School 769 Lutheran Church Street 62 67-15 67-16 711 67-99 Q58 67-99 61-17 67-99 62-11 64-11 64-35 16-51 1699 Madison Street 770 Q58 67-11 LTD St. Brigid’s 1899 60-99 68 Avenue 710 1851 Woodward Avenue 60-49 Roman Catholic 699 60-47 Pond Fresh Road 68-03 St. Nicholas Avenue 1801 61-10 62-12 64-10 64-34 Church 59-99 60-01 68 Avenue 68-01 809 68-01 59-01 68-01 B13 698 1849 3-03 1701 1799 68 Avenue Q58 818 68-10 B13 Q58 60Lane 304 791 LTD 68-05 60Street 1901 68-18 Linden St 759 1651 1699 68-09 792 Putnam Avenue Cypress Avenue 68-08 1899 760 60-99 1851 68-11 1649 719 1801 60-47 60-49 60-01 859 58-99 68 Road 68-20 712 Woodbine Street 1849 Avenue Forest 3-31 Onderdonk Avenue 1799 Fresh Pond 1701 Q58 68 Road Road 3-14 Q58 815 58-01 783 59-28 68-49 LTD 68 Road 59-00 68-48 1651 1699 Cornelia Street 818 58-08 68-31 Seneca School, Gates Avenue 872 68-47 Ridgewood 778 Q39 PS 88 1649 1851 Baptist Church 68-99 773 1801 Q39 61-05 68-99 62-11 64-33 883 St. Nicholas Avenue 60-47 60-49 764 Madison Street Catalpa Avenue 1849 59-99 60-01 3-51 Catalpa Avenue 1799 59-01 1701 Seneca Avenue 69-02 64-14 64-34 58-49 Ridgewood 65Street 69-01 3-50 Catalpa Avenue 69-01 809 Covenant Lutheran 68-49 YMCA 863 1699 Church B13 Palmetto Street1610 1651 B20 Cypress Avenue 68-58 B13 862 68-59 B38 B20 810 68-55 Myrtle 59-37 793 1801 B38 54-01 Avenue LTD 58-01 Catalpa Avenue 3-61 Putnam Avenue 68-65 60-99 Venditti 772 68-56 60-53 Square 1799 60-51 1701 60-01 899 59-99 Frank C. Prokop 69 Avenue Place 64 Myrtle-Wyckoff Avs Myrtle Avenue Square 1657 Ridgewood Veterans 64-51 55-11 58-01 Triangle 856 69 Avenue 57-01 Street 64 Q55 805 Myrtle Street 62 Myrtle Avenue 60Lane 69-99 69-15 Avenue 60-50 1655 Ridgewood Cornelia Street 56-99 60Street 69-02 Onderdonk Avenue 59-39 7-45 Q55 Remembrance 60-01 Palmetto Street Column 1685 56-01 907 69-19 Wyckoff 55-56 69-99 931 69-13 60-99 Avenue 56-49 69-12 Clemens 920 60-55 60-53 FreshPond Road Triangle Myrtle Avenue 57-01 59-99 60-01 1699 56-42 Avenue Forest 70 Avenue B26 59-01 64-13 Q55 58-99 Madison Street 58-01 1601 1799 70 Avenue 70-01 Q58 Cypress Hills Street 69-99 Q58 Q55 69-99 929 57-99 70-13 LTD 70-14 Shaler Avenue 1699 867 Myrtle Avenue Myrtle 64-98 930 70-20 70-09 Cypress Avenue 18-11 70-08 Ridgewood Place Putnam Avenue Avenue 57-44 39 7-85 70-06 70-21 61-15 70-13 60-99 70-99 1817 58-99 70-01 870 60-55 32 1799 Seneca Avenue 71 Avenue 60-53 59-01 1701 58-16 Triangle 59-99 60-01 1601 71 Avenue 963 61-20 Myrtle Avenue 71 Avenue 71-01 Cornelia Street 1699 1899 1403 Otto Road 70-42 1599 958 Centre Street Place 64 Q58 18-09 59-29 LTD Police Officer Wyckoff Avenue 71-99 71-13 71-98 71-10 Ramon Suarez 64-01 64-27 70-99 B26 8-19 60-01 64-39 Madison St Q58 School, PS 239 Myrtle 918 50 Jefferson Avenue 1799 59-30 Avenue 814 1517 1601 983 1899 Robert E.
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