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Manhattan Bus Map Bx7 to Address Locator Riverdale/ 1 263 St via To locate an avenue address, cancel Riverdale Av BRIDGE the last figure, divide by 2, then add BROADWAY Bx20 to BRIDGE 9 Riverdale/ or subtract the key number below. HENRY HUDSON A V 246 St via Henry Hudson Pkwy The answer is the nearest numbered BAKER cross street, approximately. INWOOD HILL FIELD 100 NATURE CENTER To findAddress addresses Locator on numbered Manhattan Bus Routes cross streets, remember that To locate an avenue address, cancel numbers increase east or west from INWOOD M1 Harlem - East Village the last figure, divide by 2, then add Bx 1 W 215 ST HILL 7 M2 Washington Heights - East Village 5 Avenue,or subtr actwhich the k eyruns number north-south. below. PARK PARK TERR WEST 215 St Bx The answer is the nearest numbered ISHAM 20 M3 Fort George - East Village PARK Avenuecross A street,. a .ppro . .ximately. add 3 ISHAM ST M4 The Cloisters - Penn Station AvenueTo find B addresses. on. numbered. add 3 cross streets, remember that Inwood A M5 GW Bridge - Midtown 207 St W 207 ST Avenuenumbers C increase. .east . .or . .west . fromadd 3 DYCKMAN UNIVERSITY M7 Harlem - 14th Street Avenue5 Avenue, D which. .runs . north-south.. add 3 Bx HOUSE E 20 Bx HEIGHTS TENTH AV TENTH 12 BRIDGE M8 West Village - East Village 1 Avenue . add 3 W 204 Bx 12 SBS 2 AvenueAvenue A . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. addadd 3 3 ST 1 M9 Battery Park City - Kips Bay Avenue B . add 3 207 St Bx12 to Bay Plaza AV 3 Avenue . add 10 via Fordham Rd. Avenue C . add 3 SEAMAN AV SHERMAN M10 Harlem - Columbus Circle ACADEMY ST and Pelham Pkwy Dyckman A BROADWAY 4 AvenueAvenue D . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. addadd 3 8 St (To Orchard Beach DYCKMAN ST M11 Riverbank Park - West Village summers only) 5 Avenue:1 Avenue . add 3 THE AV CLOISTERS M12 Columbus Circle - Abingdon Square 2 Avenue . add 3 100 up to 200 . add 13 MUSEUM NAGLE 3 Avenue . add 10 M14A Lower E Side - Chelsea Piers up to 400 . add 16 W 201 ST 4 Avenue . add 8 RIVER INWOOD 1 M14D Lower E Side - Abingdon Square up5 toAv enue:600 . add 18 SIDE Dyckman up toup 775to 200 . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. addadd13 20 St M15 East Harlem - South Ferry ELLWOOD ST up to 400 . add 16 DRI 775 to 1286 - M15 SBS East Harlem - South Ferry VE cancelup to last600 figure. .and . .subtract . add 18 18 G T E M20 Lincoln Center - South Ferry up to 775 . add 20 F O PETER JAY SHARP up to 1500 . add 45 FORT A R 775 to 1286 - TRYON 4 V G BOATHOUSE M21 E Lower East Side - West Village V above 2000 . add 24 PARK HILLSIDE A cancel last figure and subtract 18 100 M22 Lower East Side - Battery Park City Avenueup toof 1500Americas. add 45 above 2000 . add 24 A Bx M23 SBS Chelsea Piers - East Side (6 Avenue) . subtract 12 7 Avenue of Americas 190 St 1 7 Avenue . add 12 W 191 ST M31 Yorkville - Clinton 98 191 St (6 Avenue) . subtract 12 above7 Avenue 1800 . .. .. .. .. .. .. addadd12 20 W 190 ST M34 SBS East Side - Javits Center O 190 St V 8 Avenueabove 1800. .. .. .. .. .. .. addadd20 10 4 E SBS R 3 A FOR M 4 Waterside - Port Authority Term. HENRY HUDSON PARKWAY L 9 Avenue8 Avenue . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. addadd10 13 O O 3 101 M35 Randall's/Wards Island - East Harlem 9 Avenue . add 13 K T BROADWAY 10 Avenue . add 14 T 10 Avenue . add 14 E WASHINGTON AV BENNETT AV R W 186 ST M42 United Nations - 42 St Pier 11 Avenue . add 15 R 11 Avenue . add 15 A C YESHIVA M50 Amsterdam Av . add 60 E 42 St Pier - East Side CAB Amsterdam Av . add 60 UNIVERSITY E M R I V E R R L H A AudubonAudubon Av Av . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. addadd 165 165 R M55 Midtown - South Ferry I NI BLVD Broadway:Broadway: 181 St WASHINGTON M57 East Side - West Side 754-858 . subtract 29 1 BRIDGE 754-858 . subtract 29 Bx SBS 858-958 . subtract 25 S Bx Bx Bx Bx M60 LaGuardia Airport -West Side DSD 11 13 36 3 35 858-958 . subtract 25 T A W 181 ST above 1000 . subtract 30 W 181 S 181 St Bx3 M66 East Side - Lincoln Center WADSWORTH AV W 179 ST to aboveCentral 1000 Park W. subtract 30 98 Riverdale M72 238 St - Bway East Side - West Side Central Park Wdivide by 10 and add 60 FORT Bx11 Columbus Av . add 60 W 179 ST W 178 ST to M79 SBS Yorkville - West Side divide by 10 and add 60 WASHINGTON W 177 ST West Farms Rd Convent Av . add 127 PARK W 178 ST via 170 St Columbus Av . add 60 BROADWAY M86 SBS Yorkville - West Side GE GEORGE WASHINGTON Bx13 Edgecombe Av . add 134 RID 3 to BRIDGE BUS STATION 175 St Convent Av . add 127 W 175 ST 149 St via M96 Ft. Washington Av . add 158 A East Side - West Side Odgen Av / River Av Lenox Av . add 110 HIGHBRIDGE Bx35 Edgecombe Av . add 134 GEORGE WASHINGTON B WASHINGTON PARK to M98 Washington Heights - East Midtown LITTLE RED 5 West Farms Rd Ft. WashingtonLexington Av Av. .. .. .. .addadd22 158 LIGHTHOUSE HEIGHTS via 167 St M100 Inwood - East Harlem Madison Av . add 26 4 Bx Lenox Av . add 110 7 Bx36 to Manhattan Av . add 100 HAVEN AV Olmstead Av/ M101 RIVERSIDE DR East Village - Harlem AMSTERDAM AV Lexington Av . add 22 100 Randall Av Park Av . add 35 via 180 St M102 Harlem - East Village HARLEM MadisonPark Av Av South. .. .. .. .. .. .. addadd 8 26 AUDUBON AV AUDUBON 101 ST NICHOLAS AV NICHOLAS ST ManhattanPleasant Av . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. addadd101 100 1 168 St Hts M103 East Harlem - City Hall A C Riverside Dr (below 165 St) W 1688 ST Park Av . add 35 W R M104 FORT WASHINGTON AV 168 St West Harlem - Times Square IVER divide by 10 and add 72 Park Av South . add 8 M106 East Harlem - West Side St. Nicholas Av . add 110 W 1666 ST DR W 165 PleasantWadsworth Av Av. .. .. .. .. .. addadd173101 W 165 ST M116 West Side - East Harlem 2 RiversideWest End Dr Av(below. 165. .St) . add 60 MORRIS-IS Q32 Jackson Heights - Penn Station York Av . add 4 JUMEL divide by 10 and add 72 163 ST MANSIONON St. Nicholas Av . add 110 C 163 St 4 AV BE Wadsworth Av . add 173 RI Amsterdam Av RI V 5 M West End Av . add 60 V E O R E S VER DRIVE York Av . add 4 R ID RI E D 3 S R GEC M I D D D LE Bx E B E R 6 A 1 W 157 STST D H R Bx 157 St 155 St 2 B D IVE 6 Bx MACOMBSBx6 Bx SBS W 155 ST 6 Bx6 SBS AUDUBON 6 DAM BRIDGE WEST TERRACE C ST NICHOLAS AV SBS to Hunts Pt 155 St Food Ctr 98 via Yankee JACKIEJ Stadium H ROBINSONO ARLEM RIVER DR PARK W 150 ST W 150 ST Harlem 3 148 St BROADWAY 3 AMSTERDAM AV W 147 ST 145 St W 147 ST 145 ST A C BRADHURST AV BRADHURST 145 St AV EDGECOMBE W 146 ST BRIDGE 2 1 B D Bx19 Bx Bx Bx19B x19 to FREDERICK DOUGLASSFREDERICK BLVD 19 19 3 Botanical W 145 ST W 145 ST Garden via 145 St Southern Blvd W 143 ST 4 100 ST NICHOLAS AV 102 Bx3 3 to Port 11 10 2 Morris/Walnut Av- RIVERBANK 5 101 7 132 St AAVV STATE PARK ENT AV ENT W 139 ST E W 139 ST MADISON AV DR HAMILTON PL BRIDGE CONV O-N DE I Bx METRO-NORTH S W 137 ST 1 W 137 ST 1 4 CITY 135 St 33 137 St B C SCHOMBURG 5 City College COLLEGE CENTER WESLEY Bx 6 RIVER 33 W 135 ST WILLIAMS PL W 135 ST 2 3 ST NICHOLAS 135 St THE BRONX PARK 3 AV Bx15 from 5 Fordham Plaza BRIDGE W 131 ST Bx15 to Fordham Plaza via Third Av HARLEM W 130 ST Bx Bx W 129 ST 98 15 98 125 St BRIDGE 15 R 1 AVENUE) (7 E (LENOX AV) (LENOX 35 METRO- WILLIS AV DR MARTIN LUTHER K BRIDGE ADAM CLAYTON ADAM M POWELL JR BLVD NORTH Bx A A C 4 R 104 HARLEM 15 ROBERT F. 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MARTIN LUTHERT E 126 ST B D APOLLO 125 St 125 ST 5 6 35 KENNEDY 60 ERE 125 St THEATRE 60 2 3 KING BLVD 125 St 35 R Bx SBS ING 100 101 15 100 BRIDGE BLVD SBS E 125 ST PALADINO AV 4 11 W 125 ST STUDIO 10 E 124 ST NY Water Taxi RANDALL'S MUSEUM MARCUS GRANT'S 104 60 IN HARLEM 101 Ferry ISLAND W 122 ST GARVEY TOMB BLVD BROADWAY SBS PARK 103 PARK AV PARK CLAREMONT AV W 120 ST ST E T 2 AV 2 E 120 ST 3 AV E 1 AV 3 NICHOLAS EAST COLUMBIA MT MORRIS PK W 98 HARLEM UNIVERSITY 116 St ICAHN 35 5 AV MADISON AV MALCOLM X MALCOLM MORNINGSIDE AV MORNINGSIDE 116 St 116 St 6 101 STADIUM LEXINGTON AV B C 2 3 AV PLEASANT AMSTERDAM AV MANHATTAN AV AV MANHATTAN 102 102 W 116 1 116 116 W 116 ST E 116 ST 116 St MORNINGSIDE W 116 ST AV Columbia University MORNINGSIDE PARK DR 2 W 113 ST 3 JEFFERSON CATHEDRAL W 112 ST E 112 ST PARK OF ST JOHN Cathedral Central Park Cathedral DOUGLASSFREDERICK BLVD Pkwy (110 St) North (110 St) 11 Pkwy (110 St) THE DIVINE 2 3 15 15 1 B C 4 E 11011 ST 15 E 110 ST 15 CATHEDRALC L PKWY CENTRAL PARK NORTH 6 WARDS 7 DANA 110 St SBS SBS 5 60 (110 ST) DISCOVERY CENTER ISLAND 116 SBS HARLEM DUKE MEER BL E 1061 ST E 106 ST RIVERSIDE ELLINGTONL BLVD LASKER 106 PARK 116 RINK 35 (W 106 ST) 2 W 105 ST MUSEO DEL 2 F E 105 ST D 35 60 BARRIO 3 E 104 ST R VE W 104 ST 6 3 D SBS I 1 B C MUSEUM OF THE ROBERT F.
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