Guide of Manhattan

Feb 17, 2024 4:04 PM

Where is Dowisetrepla?

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*Print it out and carry it with you!

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Wait, Sugar Hill Gang was actually from Sugar Hill?

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This is like the second map of Manhattan districts I've seen today, did I miss something?

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I visited Manhattan about 25 years ago when I was a pre-teen with my mom and my aunt. We did some shopping and my aunt bought these $500 sunglasses at Macy's. We took a cab to check out battery park and have lunch at the twin towers. My aunt left her glasses at the restaurant. Now my mom and I like to walk alot so we were atleast 6 blocks deep before she realized it. She threw a fit, we ditched her and walked all the way back to our hotel at the Waldorf.

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Long story short, I learned alot about my mom and aunt that day. And my aunt is a fucking idiot with no sense of adventure or responsibility. I had a few interactions with her after that and before my grandmother died. All were bad. And now, whenever I think about the twin towers, I think about those fucking stupid sunglasses and how there were the beginning of the end on my mother's relationship with her sister.

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I lived in Morningside Heights for a year. Rough around the edges but the people were fantastic!

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It's great how that was condensed in GTA IV

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Little Italy and Chinatown overlap?

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Yes because Chinatown is growing as little Italy shrinks so there're areas where both kinds of businesses are located

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Oh neat

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Holy shit I was just referencing this map for research and here it is front page. Don’t know why it blew my mind to see it here 🙃

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Down on Bowery they lose their
Ball-eyes and their lip-mouths in the night
And stumbling through the streets they say "Sir, do you got a light?"

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All of that is not Harlem though

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Reading Marvel comics has prepared me for NYC.

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So, the diamond district is just one block?

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I come from Meatpacking district and get all my ladies from Soho. I try to steer clear of Noho.

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higher rez version

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for a different view:

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At least this one acknowledges the existence of those of us who live between 157th and 220th!!

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Thanks

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Thank you for providing these much needed pixels.

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What are the areas that aren't claimed in these districts?

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Where were you and @OP when I went to NYC last year and again 3yrs ago and .. Well, every time I go to NYC!? I’m saving this in my favorites to forget about next time I go to NYC.

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hahah scrolled down to say "why no zoom?" Thanks, friend. U da real MVP.

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Where is dowisetrepla?

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Thanks for including Manhattan Valley, I used to live there and in Hudson Heights, above 181 to Fort Tryon on the west side.

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I learned the basics of Manhattan playing Spiderman.

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I can't see the Combat Zone where Billy Joel walked through Bedford Stuy alone.

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That could be because Bed Sty in not in Manhattan and this is a map of . . . wtf

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When I first moved to nyc 12 years ago, I lived at the bottom of this map, in battery park. After to years, I was at a homeless shelter in Hell’s Kitchen. The center of that map! After getting back on my feet, I’m in Spanish Harlem. At the top of the map. Whole time, I worked in Brooklyn. Not on that map. I love this city.

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Doesn't seem that big when web-swingin'

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I love maps

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How many of these have their own song? I said-a hip, hop, the hippie, the hippie, To the hip hip hop-a you don't stop the rock It to the bang-bang boogie, say up jump the boogie, To the rhythm of the boogie, the beat

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...5 hours later...

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Wait...which train do i take to get to Sugar Hill?

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ACBD

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Can't you also take the 1, or is that Hamilton Heights technically?

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i thought it was ACAB?

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Hell's Kitchen is smaller than I thought, there's probably like 1 superhero for every 3 people.

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Or at least one Superhero for every three serial killers.

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Area: 0.841 sq mi (2.18 km²), Population (2020): 49,758, Density: 59,000/sq mi (23,000/km²)

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I don't fully understand this because I know nothing about nyc but isnt each of the little blocks an actual block. thats a pretty big space tbh.

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It's like 8 x 4 blocks I think

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Relax, Spider-man has the rest covered.

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And one aircraft carrier.

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Daredevil knows his limits

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Guardians covering the galaxy, Avengers got Earth, Captain America has the country, Spidey is Brooklyn mostly, and then there's Daredevil micromanaging the shit out of these 8 blocks in Manhatten

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"Daredevil's power is that he's not *quite* blind."

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You need this to get all the inside jokes about NYC on Seinfeld.

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Lot of the reason I hated that show. Lol

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Why does Five Points only have four?

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I believe only 3 of the original 5 remain. It was famous in the 1800s as the center of the slums, now it's a park and the federal immigration building. Things change...

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Bill the butcher cut one off

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Rating out of ten.

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The economy.

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It's a score.

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Taxes, man. Damn IRS!

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We have a very disappointing intersection in my city called 5 points that only has 3

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Did it have 5 before?

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I’ll give the settlers the benefit of the doubt, and say four at best ;)

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Soho = South of Houston (pronounce it like How's Ton, not like the city in Texas). Tribeca = Triangle Below Canal Street. Nolita = North of Little Italy. Noho = you guessed it, North of Houston. Bonus: Dumbo = Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass

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What about NoMad?

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"North of Madison Square Park." It's a fairly recent invention to sell real estate.

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Spanish Harlem = Mona Lisa

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How about Dowisetrepla?

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LOL, came looking for this -- was not disappointed.

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But where's Houston?

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Huh. Never knew about the museum of ice cream!

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