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Figure 12-2 East Harlem and Upper East Side Noise Receptors McCLELLAN ST. W. 166TH ST. NELSON AVE. NELSON CARROLL PL. CARROLL WALTON AVE. WALTON GERARD AVE. GERARD W. 165TH ST. AVE. RIVER JEROME AVE. JEROME W. 165TH ST. ANDERSON AVE. WOODYCREST AVE. W. 164TH ST. W. 164TH ST. OGDEN AVE. OGDEN SUMMIT AVE. SUMMIT UNIVERSITY AVE. UNIVERSITY W. 162ND ST. W. 162ND ST. GRANT AVE. GRANT SHERMAN AVE. SHERMAN JOYCE KILMER PARK KILMER JOYCE MACOMBS AVE. SHERIDAN W. 160TH ST. W. 161ST ST. E. 161ST ST. W. 159TH ST. DAM W. 158TH ST. HARLEM RIVER DR. PARK YANKEE E. 158TH ST. W. 157TH ST. EDGECOMBE AVE. RUPPERT PL.STADIUM W. 158TH ST. E. 157TH ST. E. VILLAGE CONCOURSE E. 156TH ST. E. 153RD ST. PARK AVE. MACOMBS CONCOURSE GRAND W. 155TH ST. DAM E. 156TH ST. BRIDGE FREDERICK DOUGLASS BLVD. WALTON AVE. WALTON W. 154TH ST. AVE. GERARD RIVER AVE. RIVER CONCOURSE VILLAGE W. VILLAGE CONCOURSE W. 153RD ST. HARLEM RIVER PARK SIGEL FRANZ W. 152ND ST. E. 153RD ST. ST. NICHOLAS AVE. MACOMBS PL. MAJOR DEEGAN EXPWY. W. 151ST ST. (EXTERIOR ST. UNDER) E. 151ST ST. EDGECOMBE AVE. BRADHURST AVE. W. 150TH ST. E. 151ST ST. W. 149TH ST. E. 150TH ST. CROMWELL AVE. CROMWELL ADAM CLAYTON POWELL BLVD. W. 148TH ST. E. 150TH ST. E. 149TH ST. MORRIS AVE. MORRIS E. 148TH ST. W. 147TH ST. E. 149TH ST. W. 146TH ST. A.J. GRIFFIN PL. GRIFFIN A.J. E. 146TH ST. 145TH ST. BRIDGE W. 145TH ST. E. 146TH ST. E. 145TH ST. W. 144TH ST. E. 144TH ST. E. 144TH ST. THIRD AVE. CANAL PL. W. 143RD ST. RIDER AVE. E. 143RD ST. E. 141ST ST. LENOX AVE. 03 W. 142ND ST. E. 142ND ST. • E. 140TH ST. 9 E. 140TH ST. W. 141ST ST. E. 141ST ST. CONCOURSE E. 140TH ST. W. 140TH ST. GRAND PARK AVE. E. 139TH ST. AVE. BROOK W. 139TH ST. Riverbend Houses W. 138TH ST. E. 138TH ST. MADISON AVE. BRIDGE W. 137TH ST. E. 137TH ST. Riverton CANAL ST. W. Harlem Houses WILLIS AVE. W. 136TH ST. RIDER AVE. Hospital ALEXANDER AVE. THIRD AVE. Center LINCOLN AVE. W. 135TH ST. W. 134TH ST. NYC R.R. Lincoln Lincoln BRIDGE Houses Houses COLLEGE W. 133RD ST. OF THE PARK AVE. CITY OF W. 132ND ST. E. 132ND ST. NEW YORK W. 131ST ST. E. 131ST ST. HARLEM W. 130TH ST. E. 130TH ST. Railroad Yards RIVER W. 129TH ST. E. 129TH ST. LEXINGTON AVE. ST. NICHOLAS PARK W. 128TH ST. E. 128TH ST. W. 127TH ST. E. 127TH ST. 1 Randall's W. 126TH ST. E. 126TH ST. Island W. 125TH ST. 2 Triborough Bridge W. 124TH ST. W. 123RD ST. Marcus Wagner Wagner W. 122ND ST. Garvey Houses Houses Park Taino Towers W. 121ST ST. ST. NICHOLAS AVE. W. 120TH ST. W. 119TH ST. W. 118TH ST. W. 117TH ST. RIVERSIDE DR. CLAREMONT AVE. 3 MORNINGSIDE AVE. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY W. 116TH ST. MORNINGSIDE PARK Franklin MORNINGSIDE DR. H.S. W. 115TH ST. W. 114TH ST. Martin J.W. J.W. Jefferson Jefferson Taft Taft Luther Johnson Johnson Houses Houses Houses Houses King, Jr. Houses Houses W. 113TH ST. Houses Jefferson W. 112TH ST. E. 112TH ST. Park W. 111TH ST. E. 111TH ST. MANHATTAN AVE. FREDERICK DOUGLASS BLVD. ADAM CLAYTON POWELL JR. BLVD. LENOX AVE. BROADWAY AMSTERDAM AVE. CATHEDRAL PKWY. CENTRAL PARK NORTH E. 110TH ST. DeWitt Clinton W. 109TH ST. E. 109TH ST. HARLEM DeWitt East MEER Clinton River W. 108TH ST. E. 108TH ST. 4 Landing Franklin Franklin W. 107TH ST. E. 107TH ST. Plaza Plaza Houses Houses W. 106TH ST. E. 106TH ST. Carver Houses HUDSON PARKWAY W. 105TH ST. E. 105TH ST. W. 104TH ST. E. 104TH ST. East River Carver George Houses W. 103RD ST. Houses E. 103RD ST. Washington Houses W. 102ND ST. E. 102ND ST. Metro North THE POOL Houses Metro North W. 101ST ST. E. 101ST ST. George Houses Carver Washington Houses Houses Mount E. 100TH ST. W. 100TH ST. Sinai Central Hospital W. 99TH ST. E. 99TH ST. Park George Metropolitan Washington Hospital E. 98TH ST. W. 98TH ST. Houses Center RIVER 5 W. 97TH ST. E. 97TH ST. W. 96TH ST. E. 96TH ST. 6 W. 95TH ST. E. 95TH ST. EAST BROADWAY PARK AVE. WEST END AVE. AMSTERDAM AVE. COLUMBUS AVE. CENTRAL PARK WEST THIRD AVE. FIRST AVE. FIFTH AVE. W. 94TH ST. MADISON AVE. E. 94TH ST. LEXINGTON AVE. W. 93RD ST. E. 93RD ST. SECOND AVE. W. 92ND ST. E. 92ND ST. W. 91ST ST. RESERVOIR E. 91ST ST. W. 90TH ST. E. 90TH ST. W. 89TH ST. E. 89TH ST. W. 88TH ST. E. 88TH ST. W. 87TH ST. E. 87TH ST. W. 86TH ST. E. 86TH ST. W. 85TH ST. E. 85TH ST. CARL SCHURZ PARK W. 84TH ST. E. 84TH ST. W. 83RD ST. E. 83RD ST. W. 82ND ST. E. 82ND ST. W. 81ST ST. E. 81ST ST. METROPOLITAN CENTRAL PARK MUSEUM OF ART W. 80TH ST. E. 80TH ST. EAST END AVE. AMERICAN MUSEUM W. 79TH ST. OF E. 79TH ST. NATURAL 7 YORK AVE. PARK AVE. FIRST AVE. HISTORY LEXINGTON AVE. W. 78TH ST. E. 78TH ST. W. 77TH ST. E. 77TH ST. W. 76TH ST. E. 76TH ST. W. 75TH ST. E. 75TH ST. THE W. 74TH ST. LAKE E. 74TH ST. W. 73RD ST. E. 73RD ST. W. 72ND ST. E. 72ND ST. Legend W. 71ST ST. E. 71ST ST. W. 70TH ST. E. 70TH ST. FREEDOM PLACENeighborhood Zone Boundary U.S. PIERHEAD & BULKHEAD LINE BROADWAY W. 69TH ST. E. 69TH ST. Proposed Second Avenue W. 68TH ST. E. 68TH ST. Subway Alignment W. 67TH ST. E. 67TH ST. 1 20-Minute Noise MonitoringW. 66TH ST. E. 66TH ST. 8 Location W. 65TH ST. E. 65TH ST. FDR DRIVE 9 24-Hour Noise Monitoring W. 64TH ST. ZOO E. 64TH ST. 1 LINCOLN CENTER FIFTH AVE. Location MADISON AVE. PLAZA W. 63RD ST. E. 63RD ST. W. 62ND ST. E. 62ND ST. W. 61ST ST. E. 61ST ST. feet 0 800 1600 CENTRAL PARK WEST W. 60TH ST. THE POND E. 60TH ST. WEST END AVE. AMSTERDAM AVE. COLUMBUS AVE. QUEENSBORO BRIDGE W. 59TH ST. COLUMBUS CENTRAL PARK SOUTH E. 59TH ST. CIRCLE meters 0 243.84 487.68 W. 58TH ST. E. 58TH ST. 0 400 1000 FEET SCALE NINTH AVE. TENTH AVE. W. 57TH ST. E. 57TH ST. ELEVENTH AVE. W. 56TH ST. E. 56TH ST. Figure 12-2 W. 55TH ST. East Harlem andE. Upper55TH ST. East Side Noise ReceptorsMap. Upper East & West Side Second Avenue Subway W. 54TH ST. E. 54TH ST. E. 53RD ST. 14 October 96 E. 52ND ST..
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