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Astoria Heights • Elmhurst • East Elmhurst • Jackson Heights • North Corona • South Corona Corona ASTORIA HEIGHTS • ELMHURST • EAST ELMHURST • JACKSON HEIGHTS • NORTH CORONA • SOUTH CORONA Streets 41 Rd, K7 82 St, C2, E2, F3, J3, L3 104 St, F8, G9, H9, K10, M11 Case St, K6 Ketcham St, K3, L4 Van Doren St, M11 Church of Prayer, K3 Elmhurst Hospital Center, K3 Jackson Heights Public Library, J2 Newtown High School, M6 PS 212, H3 #Terrace on the Park, L12 42 Av, J9, J10, J11, K7, K8 83 St, C3, E3, F3, J3, M4 105 St, F9, G9, M11 Christie Av, L10, M8 Lamont Av, K6 Vietor Av, L4 Clarion Hotel La Guardia Airport, B6 Elmhurst Post Office, L4 Jackson Hts Station Post Office, J2 North Corona, D10 Queens Adult Care Center, M3 The NY Church of Christ, H10 Key accessible Transit Police 19 Av, A1 43 Av, J10, J12, L7, K8, L2, L5 84 St, E3, F3, J4 106 St, F9, G9, L10, L11 Claremont Ter, M5 Larue Av, M10 Waldron St, M11 Community United Methodist Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church, H9 Jackson Triplex Theater, K3 Old St James Episcopal Church, M4 Queens Child Guidance Ctr, L3 Thomas J. Travers Park, G2 entrance & exit District Office F District 1 TPD Y R 19 Rd, A1 44 Av, J12, L7, K10, M2 85 St, C3, E3, F4, J4 107 St, F9, G9, H9 Cornish Av, L4 Layton St, L3 Warren St, J7, K7 Church, H3 Evangelical Church of Our Lord Jewish Center of Jackson Hts, J2 Ollantay Center for the Arts, L7 Queens Christian Centre, L11 Transfiguration School, J8 W A P N X C E I D S IT E 21 Av, C1 108 St, F9, H10, K11, M11 Corona Av, L7, L8, L11, M5, M12 Lewis Av, M10 Westside Av, M12 Junction Blvd Station PO, G6 Orthodox American Church, G5 Queens Church of Christ, L10 Transmeadow Station Post Office, F1 M L 45 Av, L7, K10, L5, M2 86 St, D3, E3, F4, J4 Congregation Tifereth Israel, E4 Jesus Christ, D4 N A E R O W S T D I B LV S S 23 Av, C2, C3, C6 Couch Pl, E9 MacNish St, L4 White Oak Ct, E1 Our Lady of Sorrows Church, H9 Raices Corona Senior Center, K9 Union Evangelical Church, J9 E B elevator 46 Av, K10, L7, M2 87 St, C4, D4, F4, J4, M5 109 St, G10, K11 Corona Congregational Church, G8 Fair Theatre, D5 Korean Church of Queens, C4 T L I V AREA OF H D to street or stairways W Whitney Av, K5, M4 United Presbyterian Church of Queens, K2 24 Av, C6, D1, D3 47 Av, K10, M1, M3 88 St, C4, D4, F4, J5, M5 110 St, F10, G10 Curtis St, D8 Martense Av, M11 Corona Preservation Sr Ctr, J10 Faith Baptist Church, G9 Korean Evangelical Church of NY, M5 Our Lady of Sorrows School, G9 Renaissance High School, J2 building level THIS MAP BLVD ERN TH # OR 24 Rd, D5 48 Av, K11, M6 89 St, D4, F5, J5 111 St, F10, G10, H11, K12 Denman St, K6 McIntosh St, D8 Woodside Av, L1 Corona Public Library, H9 Fisher Public Pool, F7 LaGuardia Airport (LGA), A6 Our Lady of Fatima Church, D2 St. Bartholomew Church, L5 Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Tech., B5 N Subway station and L.I. WY E P X V 25 Av, D4, D6, D8 49 Av, K11, M7 90 Pl, D5 112 Pl, F11 Ditmars Blvd, B1, B4, C2, C8, D9, E10 National St, K9 Corona 7th Day Adventist Church, H8 Fu Yen True Buddha Temple, K8 Terminal A (Marine Air Terminal), A3 Pier 1, E12 St. Bartholomew School, L5 Wesleyan Jerusalem Church, G7 A N exits W Y 27 Av, D8 50 Av, K11, L8, M6 90 St, B4, E5, F5, J5, M6 112 St, F12, G11, H11 Ditmars Blvd Sq, B7 Nicolls Av, K9 Courtyard by Marriott Hotel LGA, B4 Galilee Gospel Chapel, G8 Terminal B (Central Terminal), A6 Pier 2, E12 St. Gabriel’s RC Church, E7 World’s Fair Marina, E12 L.I. EXPW Y C K E 29 Av, D8 Dongan Av, M5 Northern Blvd, F6, F9, G1, G4 Plaza Business Institute, J1 St. Gabriel’s School, E7 Wyndham Garden Hotel LGA, B7 X 51 Av, L10, L11, M6 91 Pl, L6, M6 113 St, G11 Covenant of Grace Presb. Church, M4 Garden School, G2 Terminal B (US Airways), B8 P AV MET LITAN A W A Points of Interest ROPO V IC Y MA JA Subway route Elbertson St, K6 O’Connell Ct, M6 St. Jacobus Evangelical Lutheran Young Israel of Jackson Heights, H4 30 Av, E2, E4, E6 52 Av, L11, L11, M6 91 St, C5, E5, F5, J5, M6 114 St, G12 Crown Motor Inn, M2 Getsemani Baptist Church, L5 Terminal D (Delta), B9 Plaza Theatre, J9 R= =G =7 symbol 31 Av, E4, E7, E9 53 Av, L11, L12 92 St, C5, E5, F5, J6, M7 Airport Entrance, B8 Elmhurst Av, K5 Otis Av, M11 110th Police Precint, K7 Crowne Plaza New York Hotel Good Shepherd Church of God in Christ, H7 Langston Hughes Community Library Polk Theatre, H6 Church, L1 Young Nak Presbyterian Church of NY, F9 D BLV DEN 31 Dr, E9 54 Av, L12 93 St, C5, E5, F6, J6, M7 Albion Av, M3 Ericsson St, D8 Pell Av, G11 115th Police Precinct, F5 La Guardia Airport, C8 Grace Episcopal Church, G7 and Cultural Center, F8 PS 7, M3 St. James Episcopal Church, M5 LIN R OC KA WA I Point of Interest 32 Av, F4, F7 55 Av, L12 94 St, E6, G6, J6, K6, L7, M7 Alstyne Av, L7, L9, L10 Forley St, K6 Penrod St, M11 A Child’s Place, E9 Davis Temple Church of God in Christ, F9 Greek Orthodox Church of Corona, J8 Lexington School for the Deaf, E1 PS 12, L1 St. Joan of Arc RC School, H3 Y BLVD 34 Av, G4, G8, G10 56 Av, M12 95 St, C6, E6, J6, K7 Aske St, J6 Gillmore St, D8 Pettit Av, K4 Airway Inn at LaGuardia, D2 Day Star Church of Christ, F7 Greenmarket , H2 Little Friends Nursery School, K4 PS 14, M11 St. Joan of Arc RC Church, H3 # 35 Av, G7, G10, H4 72 St, J1, K1, L1, M1 96 St, C6, E6, M8 Astoria Blvd, D3, E9 Gleane St, L6 Poyer St, L4 Antioch Baptist Church, F8 East Elmhurst, D7 Han-Ghil Presbyterian Church, J10 #Louis Armstrong House, G9 PS 16, J10 St. Leo Roman Catholic Church, K10 Subway Stations Tourist attraction 36 Av, G10 73 St, J1 97 Pl, K8, M9 Avenue of Science, K12 Grand Central Pkwy, A6, B4, D9, H12 Queens Blvd, M1 Astoria Heights, B1 East Elmhurst Congregation of Iglesia Cristiana La Palabra, H10 Marriott Hotel LaGuardia Airport, B7 PS 19, J8 St. Leo Roman Catholic School, K10 JFK 37 Av, G10, G11, H8, J4 97 St, C6, E6, H7, J8, L8, M8 Avenue of Transportation, K12 Granger St, M11 Radcliff Av, L10 Mt. Gerizim Church, F8 PS 69, J2 St. Mark Senior Citizen Center, G8 74 Street-Broadway 7 K1 AIRPORT 74 St, G1, J1, L1 Atonement Luth. Church & School, E4 Jehovah’s Witnesses, D5 Iglesia Pentecostal Unida, L6 144 Building numbers 37 Dr, H9 75 St, G1, J1 98 Pl, L9 Barnwell Av, M3 Hampton St, K4 Reverend Jarvis Dr, G10 Bangladesh Hindu Mandir, K7 East Elmhurst Public Library, E6 International Children’s School, M11 Mt. Horeb Baptist Church, G10 PS 75, K3 St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, G3 82 St-Jackson Heights 7 K3 37 Rd, H9, K1 76 St, C1, E1, G1, J2, L2 98 St, C6, E7, H7, J8, K8, M9 Baxter Av, K3 Humphreys St, D8 Roosevelt Av, H11, J8, K2 Bethany Lutheran Church, M6 Eastgate Presb. Church of NY, J5 IS 61, L9 Mt. Olivet Gospel Church, G7 PS 89, K4 St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church for 90 Street-Elmhurst Avenue 7 J5 103 St-Corona Plaza 7 J9 38 Av, H9, H11, J7 77 St, B1, E1, G1, J2, L2 99 St, C7, E7, H7, J8, M9 Benham St, K6 Ithaca St, K4 S Railroad Av, M4 Blessed Sacrament RC Church, H6 Elmcor Senior Outreach Center, D7 IS 145, G2 New Covenant Church of God, E8 PS 92, G7 the Deaf, K1 Hospital 39 Av, H11, J8 78 St, B1, G2, J2, L2 100 St, C7, E7, H8, J8, M10 Britton Av, K4 Jackson Mill Rd, C5, D6, F6 Shea Rd, G12 Blessed Sacrament School, H6 Elmhurst, K5 IS 227, G6 New Covenant Church, D7 PS 127, D7 7th Day Adventist Church Spanish, J9 111 St 7 H11 40 Dr, K7 79 St, B1, E2, G2, J2, L3 101 St, C7, E8, H8, L9, M10 Broadway, L3 Judge St, L4 St James Av, M5 Bulova Plant, D1 Elmhurst Baptist Church, L5 IS 230, H1 #New York Hall of Science, K12 PS 143, G11 7th Day Adventist School of Jackson Junction Blvd 7 J7 40 Rd, J7, J8 80 St, B2, E2, G2, J3, M3 102 St, C7, E8, G8, K9, L9, M10 Buell St, E9 Junction Blvd, G6, H7, K7, M8 Strong Av, M10 Ch’an Buddhist Meditation Ctr, L6 Elmhurst Jewish Center, J5 Islamic Center of Jackson Hts, F2 NY Pentacostal Assembly, C6 PS 148, F5 Heights, L1 Roosevelt Avenue–Jackson Hts For bus and subway Q66 Q101 M60 X63 Bus routes and 41 Av, H1, J10, K2, K7, K8 81 St, B2, C2, E2, F3, J3, L3 103 St, F8, G8, H9, J9, L10, M10 Butler St, D9 Kearney St, E7 Van Cleef St, M12 Children’s Farm, L12 Elmhurst Station Post Office, L3 Jackson Heights, H2 New York Urban League, G8 PS 149, G6 South Corona, K10 E F M R0 K1 information terminal numbers with call 511 Q 101 Q Queens directional arrows X 63 Buses run both ways if M Manhattan no arrow is shown visit www.mta.info X Express Q10176-99 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0 50011 1000 feet 12 Pedestrian walkway Q100 150 300 meters or overpass 19-23 77-02 Terminal A Terminal B 19 AV (Marine Air Terminal) (Central Termal) © 2011 Metropolitan Transportation Authority Map Q2 Design: Michael Hertz Associates, NYC 19-19 80-99 Q101 Q47 A 77-99 80-02 A 19-02 19-02 LaGuardia 19 RD78-02 19-20 77-02 Airport Q48 Q70 Q72 M60 Q48 M60 19-49 79-99 HAZEN ST 78-99 19-02 79-02 94 ST 19-30 Q70 78-02 CENTR Astoria GRAND AL PKWY Q70 Q72 M60 20-99 81 ST 20-99 Q47 Q48 M60 Terminal C Heights20-99 20-99 80-99 (US Airways) 20-99 79-99 99-09 78-99 21-02 96-99 99-02 77-99 21-02 80-02 Wyndham Garden Hotel 21-02 Clarion Hotel 98-67 21 AV 79-02 M60 Q72 Q70 97-02 La Guardia Airport 21-02 78-02 La Guardia Airport 99-11 21-02 77-02 Q70 98-34 22-02 76-02 95-02 22-02 93-24 22-11 AIRPORT ENTRANCE 22-02 B 93-02 22-02 B 80 ST 22-02 92-02 0 100-99 Q48 79 ST 6 Q33 78 ST M 77 ST 2 7 Q Q33 DITMARS Courtyard by Marriott 8 Marriott Hotel 4 21-99 90-02 21-99 Q La Guardia Hotel La Guardia Airport 21-99 BLVD 3 3 22-99 21-99 22-12 Airport 80-99 Q 21-99 79-99 22-99 SQ 22-40 22-99 21-99 78-99 90 ST 100-99 Terminal D 77-99 22-99 99-99 102-99 (Delta) 23-02 22-02 80-02 22-02 GRAND CENTRAL PKWY Vaughn College of 98-99 Q23 76-99 DITMARS BLVD 23-02 22-99 Q69 22-02 79-02 Aeronautics and 97-99 101-02 102-02 23-02 22-02 Q48 M60 22-99 100-02 Q69 78-02 Q69 96-99 22-02 Technology
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