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Randalls Island East Harlem Port Morris Concourse Mott Haven Melrose Neighborhood Map ¯ Eagle Avenue Alfred E. Smith Bronx High School Documentary E 151 Street Immaculate 3 Avenue 584 131 Franz Sigel Conception Center 2891 Neighborhood School 600 St. Anns Avenue Lola Rodriguez Melrose Av Courtlandt Avenue Advisory 411 De Tio School, 648 Park WestchesterBx4 Avenue 575 Committee Bx4A JHS 162 2878 Brook Avenue 628 Community Garden 144 Cardinal Hayes 271 582 Immaculate 403 595 401 560 E 150 St 153 High School 269 Conception Church 399 545 E 151 Street Morris Avenue 221 Bx4 E 151 Street 351 Bx4A 626 River Avenue Gerard Avenue 349 E 150 Street 544 2861 185 555 192 594 3 Av-149 St Bx32 561 Walton Avenue Bx32 The Bx17 Bronx E 149 Street 575 Bx19 Terminal Northbound only 3 Avenue Bx4 550 501 Market 401 Hub 499 E 149 Street 618 Bx4A 567 Grand Concourse Melrose Bx41S399BS 265 Bx19 Bx17 551 Bx1 Bx1 Bx19 Bx2 Bx2 Bx41SBS E 149 Street 353 349 Bx19 Bx1 Bx1 556 LTD LTD 558 2854 Southbound only 526 531 Concourse586 Bx41SBS Bx13 143 Bx13 Park Avenue E 149 Street 531 586 Roberto Clemente 530 559 129 E 149 Street Bx41 Plaza E 150 Street 271 SBS 586 524 501 St. Anns Avenue 119 152 269 College of Bergen Avenue 499 584 Bronx General New Rochelle Bx2 395 407 409 A. 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Griffin Pl 393 584 118 E 150 Street Post Office Bx2 Bx41 Bx19 E 148 Street Brook Avenue 584 100 355 Pregones 205 353 E 148 Street Theater E 149 Street Willis PS 277 504 Exterior Street Bronx Bx2 528 505 518 Avenue Terminal Bx19 493 Market Bx2 500 Courtlandt Avenue 538 501 149 271 College Avenue E 148 Street Willis Avenue 499 542 Seventh-day 554 2795 401 113 486 Bx2 Adventist Lincoln John Peter Church E 147 Street Medical Center Zenger School, PS 18 149 St-Grand 470 Betances E 149 Street Hostos Concourse 331 477 Community 488 100 Community Center 550 481 Patterson 474 College 3 Avenue Hostos Playground E 146 Street 507 Bx19 Community Hostos Social Security 505 Gerard Avenue St. Mary’s College Community 359 Administration 399 407 Exterior Street 448 t Bx19 College E 146 Stree Park 443 323 447 Bx13 503 Hostos Center for the 3 Avenue 461 Garrison E 146 Street Willis Avenue Arts & Culture Canal Place St. Mary’s Playground Avenue Morris E 145 Street 2737 447 410 Recreation Center 449 501 St. Anns Avenue 349 499 269 464 351 399 401 135 414 Brook Avenue 2750 452 229 E 144 Street E 145 Street 103 423 227 Patterson Houses 124 E 143 Street 462 201 South Bronx 505 Betances Houses E 146 Street 421 408 226 Preparatory 450 E 144 Street 100 199 279 416 Clark 561 384 210 Playground 426 414 Laboratory School 507 159 2738 3 Avenue of Finance and 499 168 414 Technology, MS 223 414 401 135 398 Willis Avenue Willis 235 Bx32 2715 383 400 t 412 150 E 144 Stree 101 Mott Haven Bx32 120 412 E 142 Street Bronx 401 E 144 Street 391 369 324 Bx2 E 143 Street Bx21 Charter School 398 100 382 280 for Children Canal Place Canal Grand Concourse Bx22700 Bx21 388 374 Park Avenue Park 349 Gerard Avenue East 143rd Street 499 Betances Houses M Walton Avenue Community Garden 380 Bx1 Avenue Rider a LTD 329 399 j o r 362 2668 223 235 t Bx17 D Bx1 E 143 Stree Bx17 e e E 141 Street g a 356 214 238 367 n Bx15 360 E 2666 LTD Bx15 x Community School Patterson Houses LTD 565 p r For Social Justice Avenue Morris e Bx15 511 s 509 s 2660 Bx15 w a 327 401 St. Anns Avenue y 318 Paul Robeson t Brook Avenue 149 5 minutes E 142 St Mott Haven Houses E 142 Stree Educational Complex 377 Exterior Street 313 346 People’s Park E 140 Street 316 140 Academy of Applied Mathematics Jose R. Maldonado 343 120 342 316 2640 and Technology, MS 343 Ballfield 2600 221 318 Willis Avenue United Methodist Church 322 Alexander Av Alexander E 140 Street E 140 Street 301 325 327 399 Willis Avenue 561 200 240 E 141 Street E 141 Street Manhattan 316 2590 Rider Tercera Waterfront Iglesia Wilton School, Greenway Job Center Bautista Alexander’s Brook Park Alley PS 30 296 311 314 295 3 Avenue 2614 310 Gerard Avenue BronxArtSpace Mott Haven Willis 309 Library 289 Playground 401 511 569 Harlem River Drive 294 Grand Concourse E 140 Street E 140 Street Rider Avenue Rider Canal Place Canal NYC Charter High School for Park Avenue Park Architecture, Engineering and Saw Mill 255 Morris Avenue Morris 150 150 138 St-Grand Construction Industries Willis Avenue 278 283 Playground 282 1 School of International Concourse 249 School, PS 49 289 286 2590 290 Cultures, PS 179 Padre 200 E 139 Street Plaza 263 6 minutes Community E 138 Street 267 329 331 401 509 511 Garden h 209 rt E 139 Street E 139 Street Anns AvenueSt. 6 minutes No Bx33 Deegan 270 Brook Avenue M98 Rock LTD Bx1250 M98 Bx33 Bx1 2559 LTD LTD 235 245 221 Bx33 E 138 Street 260 243 Madison Avenue Bridge M 268 250 269 Bx1 a Bx1 j Bx33 o 248 LTD E 138 Street r E 138 Street 331 399 507 509 567 D Avenue Willis Alexander Avenue Alexander Bx33 e e g E 138 Street E 138 Street a E 138 Street n 234 Exterior Street Bx33 E 3 Av-138 St x Church of Brook Av 73 p Park Avenue Harlem r 2535 St. Jerome e 241 Graham River s Triangle 231 217 229 224 Bx33 s 230 Park w Canal Street West Spanish War Bx33 E 137 Street a 257 Memorial y Canal Place Harlem River Drive 401 491 493 507 509 557 Park Avenue E 137 Street E 137 Street E 137 Street 2500 206 E 101 Mitchel Houses Rider Avenue Bx15 13 LTD Riverton 188 Mitchel Houses 2503 209 210 5 219 199 181 198 S 205 Square t 2508 241 Madison Avenue Madison Bx15 3 Avenue Brown Place Brown 36 E 136 Street 259 261 267 206 489 491 507 Brook Avenue Brook Madison Avenue Bridge Avenue Madison Manhattan Avenue Lincoln Lozada 164 180 E 136 Street 161 Waterfront Playground Millbrook Houses 241 Greenway Mott Haven Wanaqua Academy Charter E 135 Street 255 Family Garden School 2482 Avenue Anns St. Alexander Avenue Alexander Jonathan D. Hyatt 175 175 School, PS 154 180 E 135 Street 257 Jonas Bronck 269 Ranaqua School, PS 43 Harlem River Park 271 325 Avenue Willis Park Access 200 Pedestrian 399 Pedestrian 489 507 509 555 access access E 135 Street E 135 Street E 135 Street E 135 Street Abraham Lincoln 2010 Playground 60 2155 Bx15 LTD 154 Major D Major Deegan Expressway Major Deegan Expressway 2450 eegan Expressway 239 E 134 Street Bx15 241 Pedestrian E 134 Street access E 134 Street E 134 Street 3 Avenue 131 112 119 101 129 100 128 128 106 2420 129 Bruckner 125 Bruckner Lincoln Lincoln Houses Boulevard 2417 Houses 13 Boulevard Place Brown 1 113 115 119 121 149 15 37 39 87 Avenue Willis 89 Alexander Av Alexander Brook Avenue Brook Lincoln Avenue H Avenue Anns St. a r le 3 Avenue m Bruckner Boulevard Bruckner Boulevard Bruckner Boulevard R Bridge iv e r 99 D r iv Pulaski Park Harlem e 80 101 105 92 99 2 Pedestrian 1 access Port Morris 2101 1960 Harlem 467 509 511 567 104 331 399 101 E 132 Street River E 132 Street E 132 Street M1 Bx15 LTD LTD 1941 1948 2090 Bx15 M1 101 273 35 37 99 E 131 Street E 131 Street M98 LTD Moore 3 Avenue Bridge Playground Harlem M98 LTD River 1916 1921 2059 Fred R. 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