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Manhattan Bus Map Manhattan Bus Map Bx7 to Address Locator 1 Riverdale/263 St via Riverdale Av Manhattan Bus Routes BRIDGE To locate an avenue address, cancel BROADWAY BRIDGE Bx20 to 9 M1 Harlem - Soho the last figure, divide by 2, then add HENRY HUDSON A Riverdale/246 St V via Henry Washington Heights - East Village or subtract the key number below. Hudson Pkwy M2 The answer is the nearest numbered INWOOD HILL BAKER FIELD 100 NATURE CENTER M3 Fort George - East Village cross street, approximately. M4 The Cloisters - E 32 St To find addresses on numbered cross streets, remember that INWOOD W 215 ST M5 GW Bridge - Midtown numbers increase east or west from HILL Bx 1 215 St PARK Inwood 7 M7 Harlem - 14th Street 5 Avenue, which runs north-south. Bx ISHAM 20 West Village - East Village PARK M8 Avenue A . add 3 ISHAM M9 Battery Park City - Kips Bay Avenue B . add 3 ST A Inwood-207 St W Avenue C . add 3 207 AV TENTH Harlem - Columbus Circle ST M10 DYCKMAN HOUSE UNIVERSITY Avenue D . add 3 E Bx Bx HEIGHTS 20 12 M11 Riverbank Park - West Village 1 Avenue . add 3 W 2 Bx BRIDGE 04 ST 12 SBS 2 Avenue . add 3 1 M12 Columbus Circle - Abingdon Square 207 St Bx12 to Bay 3 Avenue . add 10 Plaza via M14A SBS Lower E Side - Chelsea Piers Dyckman Fordham Rd and 4 Avenue . add 8 St A BROADWAY SHERMAN AV Pelham Pkwy (to DYCKMAN ST Orchard Beach M14D SBS Lower E Side - Abingdon Square 5 Avenue: THE summers only) CLOISTERS up to 200 . add 13 100 M15 East Harlem - South Ferry MUSEUM NAGLE AV up to 400 . add 16 W 201 ST RIVER M15 SBS East Harlem - South Ferry up to 600 . add 18 up to 775 . add 20 SIDE 1 M20 Lincoln Center - South Ferry Dyckman 775 to 1286 - St DRIVE Lower East Side - West Village ELLWOOD ST M21 cancel last figure and subtract 18 T G Lower East Side - Battery Park City up to 1500 . add 45 F EO M22 FORT A R above 2000 . add 24 TRYON V G 4 E M23 SBS Chelsea Piers - East Side PARK HILLSIDE AV 101 Avenue of Americas PETER 100 JAY SHARP M31 Yorkville - Clinton (6 Avenue) . subtract 12 Hudson BOATHOUSE 190 St A Heights Bx 3 7 Avenue . add 12 7 M34 SBS East Side - Javits Center HENRY HUDSON PARKWAY above 1800 . add 20 98 W 191 ST 1 191 St Fort SBS Waterside - Port Authority Term. George M34A 8 Avenue . add 10 O 190 St V Randall's/Wards Island - East Harlem 9 Avenue . add 13 E M35 R FOR 4 L 10 Avenue . add 14 O United Nations - 42 St Pier O M42 K 11 Avenue . add 15 T BROADWAY T WASHINGTON AV E 42 St Pier - East Side Amsterdam Av . add 60 R W 186 ST M50 R A Audubon Av . add 165 C Midtown - South Ferry E YESHIVA M55 UNIVERSITY Broadway: Washington M57 East Side - West Side 754-858 . subtract 29 WASHINGTON SBS LaGuardia Airport -West Side 858-958 . subtract 25 1 181 St BRIDGE M60 Heights WADSWORTH AV Bx Bx Bx Bx Bx above 1000 . subtract 30 13 36 3 East Side - Lincoln Center 181 St A W 181 ST 11 35 M66 Central Park W W 179 ST Bx3 to M72 East Side - West Side divide by 10 and add 60 98 Riverdale FORT 9 ST 238 St-Broadway Columbus Av . add 60 W 17 SBS Yorkville - West Side WASHINGTON W 178 ST M79 PARK Bx11 to Convent Av . add 127 W 178 ST West Farms Rd SBS Yorkville - West Side BROADWAY 3 M86 Edgecombe Av . add 134 GEORGE via 170 St Ft. Washington Av . add 158 WASHINGTON 175 St Bx13 to M96 East Side - West Side BRIDGE A 149 St Lenox Av . add 110 BUS STATION HIGHBRIDGE via Ogden/ GEORGE WASHINGTON BRIDGE Washington Heights - East Midtown LITTLE RED 5 PARK River Avs M98 Lexington Av . add 22 LIGHTHOUSE Bx Bx35 to M100 Inwood - East Harlem Madison Av . add 26 7 West Farms Rd via 167 St Manhattan Av . add 100 100 M101 East Village - Harlem RIVERSIDE DR AMSTERDAM AV ST NICHOLAS AV NICHOLAS ST to Park Av . add 35 HARLEM Bx36 AUDUBON AV AUDUBON 101 Olmstead/ M102 Harlem - East Village Park Av South . add 8 1 168 St Randal Avs via 180 St Pleasant Av . add 101 A C W 168 ST M103 East Harlem - City Hall RIVER FORT WASHINGTON AV 168 St Riverside Dr (below 165 St) 2 M104 West Harlem - Times Square DR divide by 10 and add 72 W 165 W 165 ST M106 East Harlem - West Side St. Nicholas Av . add 110 EDGECOMBE AV West Side - East Harlem Wadsworth Av . add 173 M116 West End Av . add 60 163 ST 4 Jackson Heights - Penn Station C Q32 York Av . add 4 163 St MORRIS- RI Amsterdam Av RI JUMEL V V E 5 MANSION R E S VER DRIVE R I RI DE D S 3 D R M I B D Bx LE E 1 157 St R 6 A D W 157 ST H The R Bx 2 MACOMBS IVE 6 155 St B D Bx Bx6, Bx6 SBS W 155 ST Bx 6 DAM BRIDGE SBS AUDUBON 6 to Hunts Pt WEST TERRACE C SBS Food Ctr via Bronx 155 St Yankee Stadium 98 JACKIE ROBINSON HARLEM RIVER DR Sugar PARK Hill Harlem 3 148 St BROADWAY AMSTERDAM AV 145 St W 147 ST Hamilton Heights 145 ST A C W 146 ST BRIDGE 2 1 145 St B D Bx Bx DOUGLASSFREDERICK BLVD Bx19 19 19 W 145 ST ST NICHOLAS AV W 145 ST 145 St 3 to Botanical Garden via Southern Blvd 11 4 100 3 10 2 1 5 101 7 Bx33 to Port Morris/ RIVERBANK 102 Walnut Av- STATE PARK 132 St DR W 139 ST MADISON AV SEVENTH AV DE I Bx BRIDGE S West Harlem 135 St 4 1 CITY SCHOMBURG 33 137 St B C CENTER 5 City College COLLEGE Bx RIVER 6 W 135 ST ST NICHOLAS WESLEY 33 W 135 ST PARK WILLIAMS PL 2 3 135 St Bx15 from Manhattanville V BRIDGE Fordham Plaza A V 3 Astor Row E127 ST Bx15 Bx to Fordham Plaza Bx W 129 ST A LENOX 98 15 98 via Third Av 15 WILLIS AV 1 125 St BRIDGE 35 DR MARTIN LUTHER KING BLVD METRO- 100 ROBERT F. ADAM CLAYTON CLAYTON ADAM POWELL JR BLVD NORTH E126 Manha M ttan Bx AR A C HARLEM 4 KENNEDY 104 125 ST ST 15 B D APOLLO 125 St MARTIN LUTHER BRIDGE THEATRE 5 6 35 60 5 ER 125 St 2 3 KING BLVD 125 St 35 60 Bx SBS 100 101 E125 ST SBS 15 W 125 ST E124 ST 4 11 STUDIO PALADINO AV 10 MUSEUM 101 101 NY Water Taxi GRANT’S 104 IN HARLEM MARCUS Ferry Randall’s 60 W 122 ST GARVEY TOMB BROADWAY 103 103 East Island SBS PARK AV PARK Central 98 Harlem Manhattan Bus Routes E 120 ST W 120 ST 116 Harlem - Soho M1 COLUMBIA Harlem M2 Washington Heights - East Village UNIVERSITY MT MORRIS PK W ICAHN 35 116 St 116 St MADISON AV 116 St 6 LEXINGTON AV STADIUM Fort George - East Village MALCOLM X BLVD M3 5 AV B C 2 3 AV 2 1 AV AMSTERDAM AV MANHATTAN AV AV MANHATTAN M4 The Cloisters - E 32 St W 116 AV MORNINGSIDE 116 102 102 AV PLEASANT 1 E 116 ST GW Bridge - Midtown 116 St MORNINGSIDE W 116 ST M5 Columbia University PARK M7 Harlem - 14th Street 3 AV 3 2 1 M8 West Village - East Village Morningside Heights JEFFERSON Battery Park City - Kips Bay DANA PARK M9 Cathedral CATHEDRAL OF DOUGLASSFREDERICK BLVD Cathedral Central Park DISCOVERY Harlem - Columbus Circle Pkwy Pkwy (110 St) North (110 St) M10 (110 St) ST JOHN CENTER 2 3 15 15 M11 Riverbank Park - West Village 1 4 THE DIVINE B C E 110 ST 15 15 M12 Columbus Circle - Abingdon Square CATHEDRALC L PKWY CENTRAL PARK NORTH 110 St 6 (110 ST) Lower E Side - Chelsea Piers 7 HARLEM SBS SBS M14A SBS 5 60 MEER Wards M14D SBS Lower E Side - Abingdon Square 116 Island SBS DUKE M15 East Harlem - South Ferry RIVERSIDE LASKER E 106 ST E 106 ST ELLINGTONL BLVDBL 106 SBS East Harlem - South Ferry PARK RINK M15 (W 106 ST) 35 M20 Lincoln Center - South Ferry MUSEO DEL F E 105 ST D 35 BARRIO R 60 M21 Lower East Side - West Village 1 ROBERT F. VE D I SBS B C 103 St MUSEUM OF THE 6 KENNEDY Lower East Side - Battery Park City 1 W 103 ST R M22 R 2 103 St CITY OF NEW YORK 103 St BRIDGE M23 SBS Chelsea Piers - East Side D M60 SBS 7 7 3 101 to LaGuardia DE Airport M31 Yorkville - Clinton I 104 10 Central Park 4 102 M34 SBS East Side - Javits Center RS 11 11 W 100 ST E V NORTH M34A SBS Waterside - Port Authority Term. 106 103 RI Manhattan MEADOW M35 Randall's/Wards Island - East Harlem 106 Valley 5 AV 98 M42 United Nations - 42 St Pier W 97 ST W 97 ST 96 106 E 97 ST 42 St Pier - East Side M50 E 96 ST M14A&D, M15, M23, M34, M34A, Midtown - South Ferry 96 St W 96 ST B C 96 St E 96 ST Q M55 1 96 St 6 96 M60 , M79, M86, Bx6, Bx12 106 96 St M57 East Side - West Side 96 2 Premium service for the cost of a M60 SBS LaGuardia Airport - West Side 3 • local bus ride.
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