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MTA Manhattan Bus Map Y Bx7 to Riverdale/ 1 263 St Via Riverdale Av BRIDGE BROADWA Bx20 to BRIDGE 9 Riverdale/ HENRY HUDSON A MTA Manhattan Bus Map Y Bx7 to Riverdale/ 1 263 St via Riverdale Av BRIDGE BROADWA Bx20 to BRIDGE 9 Riverdale/ HENRY HUDSON A V 246 St via Henry Hudson Pkwy BAKER Bx 7 INWOOD HILL FIELD Bx 100 NATURE CENTER 20 ST E W RR E INWOOD T HILL 1 W 215 ST ARK PARK P 215 St ISHAM PARK V A ISHAM ST H T N Inwood E A T 207 St W 207 ST T DYCKMAN UNIVERSITY Bx HOUSEE 207 St HEIGHTS 20 1 V W 204 Bx BRIDGE 12 ST AY AV V Bx12 to Bay Plaza SEAMAN A ACADEMYSHERMAN ST Dyckman via Fordham Rd. 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The answer is CCATHEDRAL PKWY CENTENTRARAL PPAARK NORTH 6 (110 ST) 7 DANA 110 St ISLAND the nearest numbered cross 5 60 DISCOVERY CENTER street, approximately. 116 1 1 RIVERSIDE DUKE HARLEM MEER PARK LVD LASKER 2 2 E 1061 ST E 106 ST ELLINGTONL BLB 106 To find addresses on number- 116 RINK ed cross streets, remember (W 106 ST)) 3 3 W 105 ST MUSEO DEL F that numbers increase east or E 105 ST D BARRIO R west from 5 Avenue, which 4 4 E 104 ST VE W 104 ST 6 D I 1 B C MUSEUM OF THE 60 runs north-south. W 103 ST W 103 ST R R 103 St 103 St 103 St CITY OF NEW YORK TRIBOROUGH D E 102 ST Avenue A . add 3 77 101 101 BRIDGE DE Avenue B . add 3 I W 101 ST 104 10 NORTH 102 102 Avenue C . add 3 RS 11 11 W 100 ST MEADOW E 100 ST M60 to E LaGuardia Avenue D . add 3 V 5 AV 103 103 1 Avenue . add 3 RI 106 106 Airport 98 98 2 Avenue . add 3 W 97 ST 3 Avenue . add 10 W 97 ST 96 106 E 97 ST 4 Avenue . add 8 96 106 96 5 Avenue: 96 St W 96 ST B C CENTRAL PARK E 96 ST E 96 ST 1 96 St 6 96 St up to 200 . add 13 2 E 94 ST up to 400 . add 16 V 3 V up to 600 . add 18 A Y E 92 ST up to 775 . add 20 A JEWISH MUSEUM ARK W S AV 775 to 1286 - cancel last 3 AV 2 AV COOPER-HEWITT 1 AV BU L P E 91 ST W 91 ST PARK AV figure and subtract . 18 ADW RESERVOIR MUSEUM up to 1500 . add 45 AV END WEST STERDAM MADISON AV NAT ACADEMY OF DESIGN LEXINGTON A above 2000 . add 24 BRO E 89 ST GRACIE AM COLUM GUGGENHEIM MANSION Avenue of Americas CENTRA MUSEUM (6 Avenue) subtract 12 W 87 ST 86 St CARL 7 Avenue . add 12 W 86 ST 86 4 5 6 E 86 ST SCHURZ above 1800 . add 20 86 86 PARK 8 Avenue . add 10 86 St B C 1 86 St YORKVILLEKVKV 9 Avenue . add 13 V CHILDREN’S UPPER A 10 Avenue . add 14 E 84 ST V MUSEUM OF D GREAT E 83 ST 11 Avenue . add 15 MANHATTAN W 83 ST WEST E 83 ST 81 St - Museum of LAWN METROPOLITAN Amsterdam Av . add 60 SIDE Natural History MUSEUM ST EN Audubon Av . add 165 W 81 ST B C OF ART YORK A BELVEDERE CASTLE EA Broadway: 5 HAYDEN 5 AV E 80 ST PLANETARIUM NATURE CENTER 754-858 .
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