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B8 East NY 2015 64 PL East New61 ST York PS 68 60 ST 62 ST € CYPRESS HILLS Q39 • WOODHAVEN • NEW LOTS 80 AV Streets & Bridges Autumn Av, B10, D10, Danforth St, C9 Hegeman Av, M7 McClancy Pl, M5 Sheffield Av, H1, K1, M2 Points of Interest East NY HS of Transit Tech, F9 Messiah Baptist Church, K5 PS 328, L1 William H. Maxwell HS, H2 E10, L12 Dinsmore Pl, E8 Hemlock St, D10, J11, M12 McKinley Av, F9, F11 Shepherd Av, E6, H7, M8 East New York Post Office, G1 Mt. Hope Cemetery, A10 PS 345, G7 Woodhaven, C12 Key accessible Transit Police entrance & exit District Office Y FORESTPW PARK Hendrix St, F3, J4, L4, M5 Ridgewood Reservoir, B5 EX Barberry Ct, D3 Doscher St, G9 Milford St, F8, H8, L9 Sheridan Av, E11, H12 Essex Terrace Apartments, M7 Mt. Hope United Holy Church, F3 District 1 TPD S N 74 Pl, B11,78 D12 AV 75th Police Precinct, J6 MT. CARMEL CEMETERY E E U Q Barbey St, E3, E4, J4, L5 Drew St, F12 Highland Blvd, C5, E2, F1 Miller Av, G3, K3, L4 South Conduit Av, F9, H12 Firehouse, L2 Mt. Judah Cemetery, B3 St. Barnabus Church, J6 N COOPER AV Y L CYPRESS75 AV St, B12, D12 Atlantic Senior Center, G1 K O O MT. NEBOH CEMETERY R elevator Belmont Av, H10, J5, K2 Dumont Av, K11, L5, L7, M1 Highland Pl, E6 Miller Pl, E2 Stanley Av, M9, M10 Franklin K. Lane High School, A11 National Cemetery, B6 St. Fortunata Church & School, K11 B 76 St, B12, D12 Carib-Inn Tennis Club & Casino, H11 Subway Stations PARKto st LAreet or SOUTHstairways BETH-EL CEMETERY BUSHWICK AV Berriman St, G7, H7, M8 Eldert La, D11, F12, G12 Hill St, F10 Montauk Av, F7, H8, L9 Sunnyside Av, E3 Grace Baptist Church, H2 New Lots, L8 St. Gabriel’s Church & School, L7 MYRTLE AV building level 77 St, B12 BROADWAY Catholic Med. Ctr of Bklyn, F10 Subway station and 87 Av, A11 79 AV Blake Av, J11, K6, L380 AV Elton St, E5, G5, H6, J6, M7 Holly St, L10 80 RD New Jersey Av, G1, J2, K2, M2 Sunnyside Ct, D4 Grace Christian Educational Ctr, M3 New Lots Post Office, J9 St. John Cantius Church & School, L2 75 Street, J Z A11 Cemetery Shearith Israel, A7 ATLANTIC AV AREA OF exits Bradford St, G2, J3, L1 Essex St, E6, J6, L7 Jackie Robinson Pkwy, C3, E1 New Lots Av, L7, M5 Sutter Av, K1, K3, K5 Greater Brightlight Bapt. Church,CYPRESS J11 NewHILLS Lots CEMETERY Public Library, M5 St. Lydia’s Episcopal Church, G9 Alabama Av J G1 THIS MAP 87 Rd, B11 Cemetery of the Evergreens, C1 EASTERN PKWY Bulwer Pl, D2 Etna St, C7, C10 Jamaica Av, A10, C7, E4, F2 Nichols Av, B10, D11 Van Siclen Av, G3, J4, L4 Greater Jerusalem Baptist Church, H5 New Lots Reformed Church, M5 St. Malachy’s Church & School, G3 Cleveland St J F5 P 85 RD 88 Av, B11 E Church of Jesus Christ of LDS, H1 N Subway route N S Campus Pl, D10 Euclid Av, C9, E9, H10, K10, L10 Jerome St, G4, J5, L5, M6 North Conduit Av, F9, G12 Van Siclen Ct, E3 Highland Park, C3 PS 7, B9 St. Michael’s Church & School, G4 Y =A =J 3 Crescent St D9 LINDEN BLVD L J Z V 88 Rd, B11 A symbol 79 AV Church of the Holy Redeemer, M9 N IA A Chestnut St, D8, G9 Fanchon Pl, F1 Karweg Pl, C11 Norwood Av, D7, E7 Vermont Av, D2 Highland Park, C4 PS 13, M2 St. Peter’s Evang. Lutheran Church, E7 V 90 Av, C12 Cypress Hills J B9 GOWANUS EXPWY Cypress Hills, E8 CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY 76 ST FOURTH AV Y I Cleveland St, H5, J6, M6 Folsom Pl, F6 Kiely Pl, C9 O’Brien Pl, C10 Vermont Ct, D2 Holy Trinity Orthodox Church, J2 PS 65, D8 St. Rita’s Roman Catholic Church, G7 OCEAN PKWY Point of Interest W Euclid Av A C H10 OCEAN AV 91 Av, C12 Cypress Hills Cemetery, A7 H 75 ST S G 79 ST N Clover Pl, A1 Forbell St, E12 Liberty Av, F11, G5, G8, H1 Pennsylvania Av, G1, J2 Vermont Pl, C4 IS 171, C10 PS 72, K7 St. Sylvester Church & School, E11 I 93 Av, D12 Cypress Hills Community Ctr, K9 JACKIEJACKIE ROBINSON ROBINSON PKWY PKWY Grant Av A G12 K 59 ST Union Field Cemetery MACH-PELAH CEMETERY Salem Field Cemetery, B7 FLATBUSH AV # Tourist85 DRattraction 95 Av, E12 Cox Pl, C9 Force Tube Av, D7 Lincoln Av, B10, D11, E11, J12, M12 Pine St, D9, E9, G10, K10, L11 Vermont St, F2, G2, K2, M3 Cypress Hills Houses, K9 IS 218, K9 PS 108, E5 Liberty Av C H1 Crescent St, E10, H10, Fountain Av, F8, J9, L9, M10 Linden Blvd, L10, M8 Pitkin Av, H8, J2, J5 Warwick St, F4, J5, L5, M6 IS 292,MT. J2 CARMEL CEMETERY PS 149, K3 Social Security Administration, D10 New Lots Av 3 L6 97 Av, E12 Cypress Hills Public Library, J9 BAY PKWY Thomas Jefferson HS, L2 144 Building numbers COOPER AV Adler Pl, D10 J11, L11 Fulton St, D11, E6, F4, G1 Linwood St, E5, F6, J6, L7 Richmond St, D8 Weldon St, F9 Cypress Hills-Fulton St. Sr Ctr, E8 IS 302, G6 PS 158, J5 Norwood Av J Z E7 MT. CARMEL CEMETERY Trinity Episcopal Church, F4 Alabama Av, J1, M1 Crosby Av, E2, F2 Georgia Av, J1, M1 Livonia Av, M1, M3, M5 Ridgewood Av, C10, D8, E4 Wells St, F9 Cypress Hills Post Office, D9 Knollwood Park Cemetery, A1 PS 159, G10 Pennsylvania Av 3 M2 85 DR Twelve Towns YMCA, D6 Hospital86 AV Arlington Av,CABOT F2, F5RD Crystal St, G9 Glen St, E9 Logan St, D8, F8, H8, L9 Riverdale Av, M4 Wharton Pl, B9 East Brooklyn Industrial Park, J1 Linden Plaza Apartments, J12 PS 174, M1 Shepherd Av C H7 Ashford St, E5, J5,57 M6 ST Cypress Av, A3 Glenmore Av, J1, G8, H5 Loring Av, L10 Rockaway Blvd, C12 Williams Av, M1 Louis H. Pink Houses, L11, L12 PS 202, M8 Union Field Cemetery, A4 Van Siclen Av J Z G3 East End Baptist Church, J4 B 75 Atkins Av, F7, H7, M8 Cypress Ct, C9 Grant Av, B11, D11, F11, H12 Marginal St East, F1 Schenck Av, F4, M5 Wortman Av, M12 Lutheran Home, G1 PS 224, M11 Unity Plaza Community Center, L1 Van Siclen Av C J3 For bus and subway Bus routes and East New York, H4 information terminal Atlantic Av, D12, F8, G5 Cypress Hills St, B8 Hale Av, E7 Marginal St West, F1 Schenck Ct, E3, J4, L5 Wyona St, G2, K3, M3 Maimonides Cemetery, A9 PS 290, G4 Unity Plaza Houses, L1 Van Siclen Av 3 M4 numbers with call 511 B 63 B Brooklyn directional arrows B 63 Buses run both ways if M Manhattan no arrow is shown L visit www.mta.info P 0 250 500 feet R Pedestrian77 ST walkway 1 E 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 86 RD 12 V Maimonidies 50 150 meters or overpass O Union Field Cemetery Q56 L Park CYPRESS AV Cemetery © 2015 Metropolitan Transportation Authority B8 Design: Michael Hertz Associates, NYC C Cypress Hills Cemetery Franklin K. Mt. Hope Cemetery Lane High School A JACKIE ROBINSON SERVICEPKWY RD A B13 SERVICE RD Q56 75 Street Z JZ (rush hour only) Knollwood Park Cemetery JAMAICA AV J Cemetery The B’nai 87 AV Jeshurun And Mt. Judah Cemetery Shearith Israel CYPRESS HILLS ST Cypress Hills J B13 87 RD GRANT AV NICHOLS AV Q56 PS 7 LINCOLN AV B13 AUTUMN AV 88 AV Ridgewood BROOKLYN B13 QUEENS B Reservoir 77 ST B Salem Field 76 ST 75 ST B13 Cemetery Q56 B13 88 RD WHARTON PL 74 PL B13 National ETNA ST CYPRESS CT KARWEG PL Cemetery EUCLID AV COX PL 90 AV VERMONT PL B13 JAMAICA AV Woodhaven Cemetery of the DANFORTH ST C JACKIE ROBINSON PKWY C O BRIEN PL R Highland QUEENS O C Evergreens BROOKLYN K Q56 AW KIELY PL RIDGEWOOD AV A Park Y B IS 171 LVD HIGHLAND BLVD ETNA ST B13 91 AV 75 ST 76 ST NORWOOD AV PINE ST Highland Twelve ADLER PL Towns ELDERT LA YMCA FORCE TUBE AV Cypress Park Hills GRANT AV Q56 FULTON ST 93 AV CHESTNUT ST Post Office CAMPUS PL D 74 PL D NICHOLS AV QUEENS BROOKLYN RIDGEWOOD AV BARBERRY RICHMOND ST LINCOLN AV Social AUTUMN AV Security LOGAN ST Crescent St BULWER PL CT Admin. VERMONT CT SUNNYSIDE JZ ATLANTIC AV HEMLOCK ST LIRR CT NORWOOD AV PS 65 CRESCENT ST VERMONT AV St. Peter’s HIGHLAND PL Evangelical BARBEY ST JAMAICA AV Cypress Hills- PINE ST HALE AV SHEPHERD AV Lutheran Fulton St. Church EUCLID AV LINWOOD ST Q56 Senior Center RIDGEWOOD AV ESSEX ST Q24 MILLER PL CLEVELAND ST ELTON ST 95 AV CROSBY AV ASHFORD ST HIGHLAND BLVD FORBELL ST SHERIDAN AV E SCHENCK WARWICK ST Cypress Hills E LINCOLN AV CT St. Sylvester JEROME ST School BARBEY ST PS 108 Norwood Av SUNNYSIDEVAN SICLEN AV JZ (rush hour only) DINSMORE PL CT AUTUMN AV B13 97 AV MILLER AV Z FULTON ST J GLEN ST Trinity ARLINGTON AV Episcopal MC KINLEY AV GRANT AV ATLANTIC AV N EUCLID AV Church LIRR O SOU RT HIGHLAND BLVD VERMONT ST TH H C WELDON ST LINWOOD ST Q24 C FOUNTAIN AV O N O LOGAN ST D U N MARGINAL ST E Park IT D JAMAICA AV SCHENCK AV U MILFORD ST A FANCHON PL ARLINGTON AV V HENDRIX ST I F W Mt.
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