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Locations from “What's New in NYC” Webinar KINGSBRIDGE W. 231st St. Woodlawn SPUYTEN W. 225th St. DUYVIL MARBLE HILL Bronx Park E Fordham Rd Mosholu Bathgate Ave. Bridge Broadway E 189th St. W. 220th Bedford Pk St. .Lehman College Cambreleng Ave. Henry HudsonBridge (toll) W. 218th St. 9th Ave. Baker Field Kingsbridge (Columbia Univ.) W. 215th St. Park Ter. W. Park Ter. E. Arthur Ave. Beaumont Ave. Beaumont INWOOD Isham W. 207th St. W. 211th St. Park Isham St. Garden St. Bronx Park Inwood W. 204th St. Hill Park University UNIVERSITY Seaman Ave. Cooper St. W. 207th Heights St. Bridge HEIGHTS Belmont Ave. Prospect Ave. Payson Ave. Academy St. Southern Blvd Broadway Fordham Ave. Oakland Pl. Vermilyea Ave. Staff St. Henshaw St. Dyckman St. Post Ave. Sherman Ave. W. 202nd St. a Thayer St. rg ret Nagle Ave. Academy a C Arden St. o 183rd St. M r St. b i n Sickles St. 182nd–183rd D Ellwood St. 10th Ave. Elsmere Pl. r . Fairmount Pl. High- Georg Fort Tryon t. e Bridge Broadway Hillside Ave. F Bumside Ave. Park A Park Bogardus Pl. v e Trafalgar Pl. B’way Ter. w . ie y v . r r i w a D F k P e W. 191st St. d n Crotona i Tremont Ave. o s r Park s W. 190th St. e d Bennett Ave. v Fort u i E 173rd St. R H Cabrini Blvd. Overlook Ter. Suburban Pl. y r Washington Ave. n Charlotte St. e H 176th St. Pinehurst Ave. Claremont Fort WASHINGTON Park Washington HEIGHTS Park Laurel Hill Ter. T H E B R O N X Harlem River Dr. 174th-175th W. 181st St. Washington Bridge Trans-Manhattan Expwy. Alexander Hamilton Bridge Mt. Eden Ave. George Washington Bridge (toll) W. 175th St. High- Bridge High Bridge Park (foot) Haven Ave. Harlem River Dr. Jerome Ave. Audubon Ave. Amsterdam Ave. 170th St. Riverside Dr. St. Nicholas Ave. Fort Washington Ave. W. 168th St. HIGHBRIDGE St. Nicholas Ave. Jumel Pl. 167th St. Riverside Park 161st St. MELROSE W. 158th St. W. 157th St. W. 155th St. Macombs Dam Bridge Trinity Cemetery Harlem River Dr. Macombs Pl. SUGAR W. 148th St. 149th St. E 149th St. HILL Grand Concourse DISTRICT Bradhurst Ave. Edgecombe Ave. Edgecombe W. 145th St. 145th St. Bridge St. Mary’s St. footbridgeW. 144th St. St. Nicholas Ave. Ter. Hamilton 138th St. Madison Ave. Bridge Grand Concourse Broadway Amsterdam Ave. Convent Ave. Hamilton Pl. footbridge W. 137th Frederick Douglass (8th Blvd. Ave.) E. 138th St. City College St. Nicholas Park W. 135th St. W. 135th St. W. 135th St. City Adam Clayton Powell Blvd. Jr. (7th Ave.) THE BRONX Old College B’way of NY Locust Ave. New York Water (CCNY) Taxi Terminal Convent Hill HARLEM St. Clair Pl. W. 129th St. 3rd Ave. Bridge St. Nicholas Ter. RiversideDr. W. 125th St. W. 128th St. St. Nicholas Ave. Willis Ave. Bridge W. 125th St. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. E. 125th St. RFK Bridge (toll) (formerly Triboro Bridge) Broadway Marcus Garvey Park EAST RANDALLS ISLAND Mt. Morris Pk. W. HARLEM St. Nicholas Ave. W. 120th St. MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS 1st Ave. 2nd Ave. Lenox Ave./Malcolm X Blvd. Madison Ave. Park Ave. Ave. Lexington 3rd Ave. Pleasant Ave. Pleasant Morningside Dr. Morningside Ave. Manhattan Ave. Frederick Douglass Blvd. W. 116th St. E. 116th St. W. 116th St. New York FDR Dr. Water Taxi Riverside Columbia University Morningside Park Park E. 114th St. (seasonal) Jefferson UPTOWN Park DITMARS W 111th St. W. 110th St. Cathedral Pkwy. Central Park North E. 110th St. Harlem Meer W. 106th St. Duke Ellington Blvd. The W. 105th St. Great Wards Henry Hudson Pkwy. Hill Island Conservatory Park W. 104th St. Garden W. 103rd St. The E. 103rd St. footbridge Loch 23rd Rd Sound St. North 23rd Rd W. 100th St. 32nd St. Meadow Astoria Blvd Dorothy Pl. 25th Ave. MUSEUM MILE E. 96th St. W. 96th St. 26th Ave. ASTORIA1st St. 37th St. 28th Ave. 28th Rd Jacqueline Kennedy 35th St. Onassis Reservoir 41St. St. r Central Park West Broadway D E. 87th St. jogging e trac d k s E. 86th St. r W. 86th St. e Vernon Blvd v i YORKVILLE R The Great Lawn E. 82nd St. THE West End Ave. W. 81st St. Delacorte NOGUCHI Fifth Ave. Madison Ave. Park Ave. Ave. Lexington 3rd Ave. 2nd Ave. 1st. Ave. York Ave. East End Ave. Theater MUSEUM OF ART MUSEUM 79th St. THEMETROPOLITAN Boat Basin W. 79th St. E. 79th St. The E. 77th St. AMERICANMUSEUM OF NATURALHISTORY Amsterdam Ave. Ramble Columbus Ave. The Boat ROOSEVELT Lake Pond ISLAND Strawberry Fields W. 72 St. Bethesda E. 72nd St. Fountain 12 KINGSBRIDGE Sheep Meadow E. 68th St. Tisch SPUYTEN Skillman Ave. Children’sMARBLE W. 65th St. DUYVIL Zoo Bronx Park HILL St. 39th W 43rd Ave. Lincoln Zoo K E Fordham Rd 3 in Queens- UPPER Center UPPER gsb Bathgate Ave. Broadway Central E. 63rdridg St.e R . d. bridge e Grand Concourse E 189th St. v Bronx A Park Cambreleng Ave. WEST Fifth Ave. EAST Park k Central Park West The Tram c i Zoo 9th Ave. w 3rd Ave. g JeromeAve. West Side Hwy. Queensboro (Ed Koch) Bridge SIDE 2 SIDE d W. 59 St. Columbus Central Park BakerSouth Field Grand E. 59 St. e E 188th St. S Circle (Columbia Univ.) Army Ave. Crotona Park Ter. W. W. 58 Park Ter. E. E 183rdArthur Ave. St. East River 1 Plaza E 183rd St. St. 38th W. 57 St. E. 57 St. Ave. Beaumont 48th Ave. Isham INWOOD W. Fordham Rd. W. 211th St. E 182nd St. Webster Ave. W. 56 Park Isham St. THE BRONX 2 Broadway Garden St. W. 55 E. 55 Bronx Park 14Inwood MIDTOWN Show Piers W. 54 SUTTON Hill Park MoMA Piers 92, 94 E. 53 UNIVERSITYPLACE 3rd Ave. 3 W. 53 Cooper St. HEIGHTS Belmont Ave. 49th Ave. W. 52 Prospect Ave. Academy St. Southern Blvd W. 51 Payson Ave. E. 51 4 rnside Ave. W. 50 Rockefeller Bu Oakland Pl. Vermilyea Ave. Staff St. Post Ave. THEATRE Henshaw St. ShermanCenter Ave. E. 49 5 W. 49 W. 202nd St. W. 48 DISTRICT Thayer St. Academy Diamond Q U E E N S Hudson River Intrepid Arden St. E. 47 T Hudson River Park River Hudson W. 47 St. rem Restaurant District ont Tremont Ave. 6 W. 46 13 Sickles St. Ave. New York Water HELL’S Row Ellwood St. E. 45 Elsmere Pl. W. 45 Park Ave. Fairmount Pl. Taxi Terminal Crotona Ave. 7 Av 6 Av 10 Av 9 Av 5 Av 2nd Ave. 3rdAve. W. 44 8 Ave. Lexington United KITCHEN . 7 High- Madison Ave. TIMES d Nations Long Island E. 43 Grand Central Chrysler v W. 43 Fort Tryon Bridge l 8 Av Hillside Ave. Major Deegan Exwy Circle Line B Park SQUARE Park Terminal Bldg. E 176th St. Bogardus Pl. City r W. 42 St. Queens-Midtown Trafalgar Pl. B’way E. 42 St. Terminal Ter. J 8 ew Port vi Bryant g r E. 41 n Tunnel W. 41 i i World Yacht Authority a F Park K . NY Waterway W. 40 L Terminal (main branch) Ferry 9 Public Library Crotona n W. 39 E. 39 i t Park r Bennett Ave. FDRDr. Lincoln Tunnel 7th Av. a E 173rd St. NY Waterway W. 38 Sedgwick Ave. Grand Concourse Cabrini Blvd. M Overlook Ter. Suburban Pl. Hausman St. 10 . Terminal W. 37 GARMENT E. 37 r FREE # - HOTELS: MURRAY D Charlotte St. Broadway 6 W. 36 DISTRICT 11 Mt. Eden Pkwy. Pinehurst Ave. HILL Claremont Crotona Park S. 6th Ave. 5th Ave. E. 35 St. 11 W. 35th St. W. 35 E. 35 Tudor Fort WASHINGTON Ferry Park Webster Ave. CENTER 12th Ave. Washington City Terminal 78, 105, 143 Pier 76 THE JAVITS HEIGHTS Sutton St. W. 34 St. Park E. 34 St.Laurel Hill Ter. 12 Empire Cross Bronx Expwy. Norman Ave. State E. 33 3rdAve. W. 33 Madison E Heliport The Post d Square Bldg. w Nassau Ave. High Line W. 32 Office a rd 13 Heliport W. 31 Garden E. 31 L . G E 170th St. W. 30 Penn Station r GREENPOINT FREE # - ATTRACT: The an NY Waterway E. 29 t H Calyer St. 14 High Line W. 29 w Ferry 9th Ave. 8th Ave. 2ndAve. 1st. Ave. 3rd Ave. Lexington Ave. Lexington 5th Ave. y 11th Ave. Pier 68 10th Ave. W. 28 Park Ave. So. Meserole Ave. Driggs Ave. Madison Ave. 51 W. 27 E. 27 High- E 169th St. Prospect Ave. Bridge E 169th St. Union Ave. 15 ART GALLERY W. 26 Park E 168th St. DISTRICTW. 25th St.W. 25 Haven Ave. Madison E 168th St. Pier 64 Jerome Ave. 7th Ave. Square BROOKLYN 16 W. 24 . Hudson River Park River Hudson E 167th St. Park 7 d v l W. 23 St. E. 23 St. Herbert St. The B . High Line r Boston Rd. Pier 63 J CHELSEA GRAMERCY HIGHBRIDGEg n McCarren Chelsea i Spirit Gramercy K Park W. 20th St. Jumel Pl. E 163rd St. Piers Park L Cruises n i Broadway t & Bateaux 5th Ave. W. 18 St. r a E 161st St. NY Waterway M East River Ferry . STUYVESANT r The Union Gerard Ave. Riverside River Ave. High Line Park Square D TOWN Pl. Irving Pl. Pl. Conselyea St. bikeway Park (Ave. ofthe Americas) 6th Ave. Park Perlman Jerome Ave. Rutherford W. 14th St. E. 14th St. Melrose Ave. 4th Ave. T H E B R O N X MEATPACKING DOWNTOWN E. 13th St. E. 13thGrand Concourse St. MELROSE DISTRICT Greenwich Ave.
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