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Manhattan CB 9: 2020 Final Plan Map (PDF) WEST 159 STREET CITI BIKE A021 B021 C021 EXPANSIOND021 E021 DRAFT PLANWEST 157 STREET E U BETHUNE N E V A GARDENS T Fort Washington Park S MANHATTAN M A D R E W E Y A E T S M V I R D WEST 156 STREET A W K R A COMMUNITY BOARD 9 E D I S P N O S R E V I Wright Brothers Holcombe Rucker Park R Y A 1 W Playground D U H Highbridge E EAST D A O R Y R N E DRIV Park POLO GROUNDS RIVERSIDE 1 B H 112 110 TOWERS 3 CB 12 CB 10 WEST 155 STREET WEST 155 STREET (C) 6 6 109 4 5 E 2 2 E AUDUBON 4 2 2 Trinity Church WEST 154 STREET Graveyard and Mausoleum C0201 WEST 154 S3TREET 1 3 A020 B020 7 D020 E020 7 E Y A W V I R D D A O R E D I S Harris B Garden 1 R E V I 11 R 1 WEST 153 STREET WEST 153 STREET WEST 153 STREET WEST 153 STREET E 1 1 U 11 E U N TEMPORARY RELOCATION SITE E N E V A 8 5E V A S A 5 8 UE M A D R E C A L O H PERMANENT SITE PENDING C 9 AVEN W Bradhurst Ave E T S 9 M I N T L P S CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION W A A S Garden 33 WEST 152 STREET WEST 152 STREET 2 OMBE L O H WEST 152 STREET C E 44 4 I N 2 T 4 DGEC S E V I R D 3 HARLEM RIVER II 3 Convent 1 E E D I S E Garden R E V I R Carmansville 10 E 4 Playground E 4 STREET WEST 151 STREET W 6 WEST 151 STREET WEST 151 W 27 E E V V I I R R D D 5 E D I S 2 14 14 R E V I 2 R WEST 150 STREET 6 A019 B019 WEST 150 STREET C019 D019 E019 11 5 6 11 5 E E7 Jackie Robinson Park Y A W 6 D A O R 6 B 6 N WEST 149 STREET WEST 149 STREET WEST 149 ST9REET WEST 149 STREET 9 E U 8 E U N E V 8 33 N E V A A T Ten Mile River N 15 Planned Citi Bike station locations 9 9 M A D W R E V N Playground W O (w/ cardinal side of street): C E T S M N A WEST 148 STREET Planned Citi Bike station locations WEST 148 STREET WEST 148 STREET WEST 148 STREET 7 4 N 6 8 11 Roadbed (north side) 6 13 S 4 11 (w/ cardinal side of street): ENUE E Sidewalk (east side), against curb line 3 3 AS AV N Roadbed (north side) 2 W Sidewalk (west side), against building/fence line 2 CHOL 8 Sidewalk (east side), against curb line 8 E UE T NI S WEST 147 STREET WEST 147 STREET T AVEN WEST 147 STREET 10 WEST 147 STREE 1 2 W Sidewalk (west side), against building/fence line VE 1 2 I 10 R OMBE D 1 E D 1 12 Y A W 12 I DGEC E RS E D A O R V B A018 RI B018 C018 D018 E018 11 11 WEST 146 STREET WEST 146 STREET 8 7 WEST 146 STREET 9 10 Robert L. Clinkscales SS Playground and 6 Community Garden D 4 55 9 R A V WW 9 E N 8 L U O B N WEST 145 STREET WEST 145 STREET 7 (1) WEST 145 STREET S S A 7 (A,C,B,D) L Y 8 WA G U O D K E E U N E V E R 5 K C I R PA A T N N E U O E D E R F E V N O DS C U N E V A H Y WEST 144 STREET E U N WEST 144 STREET 2 4 3 E E R 5 WEST 144 STREET 6 9 E B M N O U E 2 U 4 5 6 10 N HE E V A S A 2 V C E G D 2 2 A 2 E N E V A L O H C T S Renaissance R M A D R I N T S U Playground 1 1 H D E T S M A A R WEST 143 STREET C0177 1 B 10 WEST 143 STREET 1 E Riverside Park Riverside 11 C 7 A R R 10 10 E T Y A A017 B017W D017 E017 N O T L D A O R 16 I 6 B DREW-HAMILTON 16 6 M A W 1111 H WEST 142 STREET 20 WEST 142 STREET 18 WEST 142 STREET 5 20 18 13 5 E C 6 11 6 A 11 L P N O DREW-HAMILTON LT I M HA Riverbank WEST 141 STREET WEST 141 STREET 34 WEST 141 STREET 20 State Park 34 20 VE I Alexander R 8 Hamilton 2 D E U N 2 E E Playground D I 3 18 3 V A S A RS 8 E W 15 V W 14 N L O H C RI 14 N15 WEST 140 STREET 27 WEST 140 STREET WEST 140 STREET I N T 31 S SS 2 2 1 9 E U N E V 9 9 A T N 9 roadway Malls roadway 17 B 17 E V N O CITY COLLEGE C 26 23 WEST 139 STREET WEST 139 STREET WEST 139 STREET C016 26 23 OF 13 6 8 Planned Citi Bike station locationsA016 B016 13 NEW YORK D016 E016 8 6 (w/ cardinal side of street): 2 TEMPORARY RELOCATION SITE 25 2 1 Planned Citi Bike station locations N Roadbed (north side) W Y W E E (w/ cardinal side of street): WA 17 E WEST 138 STREET U K WEST 138 STREET C A R Sidewalk (east side), against curb line R E R 17 E Sidewalk (east side), against curb line 22 PA 22 (1) 7 N E V A N 9 D E T S E A W Sidewalk (west side), against building/fenceO line E 5 PERMANENT9 SITE PENDING W Sidewalk (west side), against building/fence line DS M A D R R A V E U L O H 5 C 5 H CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION Y I N T E T S M R S L U O B E A N 5 C Montefiore A Jacob H. Schiff HE L S S A 4 9 Square P Playground WEST 137 STREET L WEST 137 STREET N 4 6 O 14 LT 14 I G U O D M 3 Y A W HA K C I W R 3 3 W 5 D A O R E D E R B WW F 1 WEST 136 STREET WEST 136 STREET 13 1 (A,C,B,D) 12TH AVENUE 12TH 2 2 1 1 10 1515 17 1 1 WEST 135 STREET 17 A015 1 B015 C015 D015 E015 1 12 E 1 1 7 E C 12 C St. Nicholas Park A 8 A 6 R R R E R 1 E 6 E E T T S S 1 A A L Annunciation Park L O O H H C C I 5 I N N T 5 T S S WEST 134 STREET 10 3 11 6 10 E U N E 6 11 V 2 2 A T WW N 2 E V N O C 4 8 7 E U N WEST 133 STREET WEST 133 STREET E 7 S 9 8 1 S VE V A S A I R 2 D Y A Columbia W W 2 E L O H W C D I University I N T D A O R RS O S B E U E LD B V RI 3 ROAD N E V A 1 CITY COLLEGE WEST 132 STREET 3 WAY OF 1 3 4 M A D MN CB 9 4 R 3 NEW YORK E T S M Draft Plan as of 4.23.2020 A014 B014 A C014 D014 E014 15 15 E LEGEND WEST 131 STREET WEST 131 STREET C A R R 14 16 9 W E T S W 9 W 14 A W 3 Planned Citi Bike station locations 3 L O H MN CB 09 C MANHATTANVILLE I N T Final(w/ cardinal Plan side as of street) of April: 29, 2020 S G 8 AVENUE CONVENT WEST 130 STREET SAINT NICHOLAS N Roadbed (north side) WEST 130 STREET LEGEND 8 Planned Citi Bike station1 locations Y A W Planned Citi Bike station locations 1 HARLEM (w/ cardinal side of street): 5 D A O Sidewalk (west side) R 5 (w/ cardinal side of street): W CHILDRENS B 3 WEST 135 STREET Planned Citi Bike station locations W Sidewalk6 (west side), against building/fence line ZONE 12 12 6 3 W Sidewalk (west side), against building/fence line Lorem ipsum WEST 129 STREET WEST 129 STREET (w/ cardinal side of street): ST CLAIR PLACE 11 11 Y E G U G WA 11 N W K 11 S 10 Station eliminated from draft planE EST R Sheltering Arms Playground 9 N Roadbed (north side) V 125 10 A PA STREE WAY N 9 N T O O ROAD S DS 1 I 1 WEST U D N Station added to draft plan H LD B 126 Sidewalk (west side) O Y STREE 2 MA WEST 128 STREET W R N T 2 HE A013 B013(1) C013 D013 E013 PhasePhase 33 boundaryboundary E U TIEMANN PLACE WEST 127 STREET N E V A CommunityCommunity districtdistrict boundary N E U N M A D R Y A W E V A St.
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