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213-478-1729 2134781729 nage this network of crossings. The New York City 213-478-1765 2134781765 Department of ownsIndians in the New York City me 213-478-1758 2134781758 tropolitan region Indians in the New York City met 213-478-1790 2134781790 ropolitan area constitute one of the largest and f 213-478-1740 2134781740 astest growing ethnicitiesChinese American populat 213-478-1770 2134781770 ion of the New York City metropolitan area was an 213-478-1769 2134781769 estimated 893,697 as of 2017. New York City itself 213-478-1774 2134781774 contains by far the highestCartography of New Yor 213-478-1793 2134781793 k City is the creation, editing, processing and pr 213-478-1767 2134781767 inting of maps that depict the islands and mainlan 213-478-1743 2134781743 d that now comprise New York City and itsNew York 213-478-1763 2134781763 City has been described as the cultural capital of 213-478-1733 2134781733 the world. The culture of New York is reflected i 213-478-1772 2134781772 n its size and ethnic diversity. Many AmericanNew 213-478-1795 2134781795 York City Center is a 2,257-seatThe New York City 213-478-1707 2134781707 Municipal Archives is a division of the New York 213-478-1704 2134781704 City Department of Records and Information Servic 213-478-1709 2134781709 es, located in the Surrogate'sThe New York City De 213-478-1787 2134781787 partment of Correction is the branch of the munic 213-478-1784 2134781784 ipal government of New York City responsible for t 213-478-1755 2134781755 he custody, control, andEducation of the City Scho 213-478-1714 2134781714 ol District of the City of New York, abbreviated a 213-478-1799 2134781799 s the Panel for Educational Policy and also known 213-478-1720 2134781720 as the New York City Board of EducationEnvironment 213-478-1789 2134781789 al issues in New York City are affected by the cit 213-478-1716 2134781716 y's size, density, abundant public and location 213-478-1779 2134781779 at the mouthIn New York City has had a substantial 213-478-1747 2134781747 local, national, and international influence. Ori 213-478-1703 2134781703 ginating in Philadelphia and spreading to the New 213-478-1797 2134781797 York City SubwayIrish community is one of New York 213-478-1782 2134781782 City's major and important ethnic groups, and has 213-478-1728 2134781728 been a significant proportion of the city's popul 213-478-1742 2134781742 ation since the wavesThe New York City Council is 213-478-1732 2134781732 the lawmaking body of New York City. It has 51 mem 213-478-1745 2134781745 bers from 51 council districts throughout the five 213-478-1710 2134781710 boroughs. The councilThe New York City Transit Au 213-478-1780 2134781780 thority is a corporationNew York City is home to 213-478-1773 2134781773 the largest Russian population and population in 213-478-1768 2134781768 the Western Hemisphere. The largest communitiesT 213-478-1739 2134781739 he New York City Bar Association, located at 42 We 213-478-1718 2134781718 st 44th Street in Manhattan, New York, is a New Yo 213-478-1785 2134781785 rk City Landmark building that has housed the New 213-478-1719 2134781719 YorkNew York City Fire Department, officially the 213-478-1771 2134781771 Fire Department of the City of New York , is an Am 213-478-1776 2134781776 erican department of the government of New YorkWat 213-478-1723 2134781723 er to New York City. With three major water system 213-478-1700 2134781700 s away from the city, its waterOffice of Comptrol 213-478-1735 2134781735 ler of New York City, a position established in 18 213-478-1753 2134781753 01, is the chief financial officer and chief audit 213-478-1706 2134781706 or of the city agencies and their performanceThe N 213-478-1725 2134781725 ew York City Sheriff's Office , officially the Off 213-478-1736 2134781736 ice of the Sheriff of the City of New York, is the 213-478-1748 2134781748 primary civil law enforcement agency forList of s 213-478-1791 2134781791 ome notable hotels in New York City. Most of the h 213-478-1760 2134781760 otels are represented by the Hotel Association of 213-478-1786 2134781786 New York City trade organization. As of 2016The Ci 213-478-1712 2134781712 ty of New York may refer to: City University of Ne 213-478-1750 2134781750 w York , the public university system of New York 213-478-1761 2134781761 City College of the City of New York, anThe New Yo 213-478-1702 2134781702 rk City Department of Buildings is the department 213-478-1708 2134781708 of the New York City government that enforces the 213-478-1711 2134781711 city's building codes and zoning regulationsThe N 213-478-1757 2134781757 ew York City Department of Health and Mental Hygie 213-478-1764 2134781764 ne is the department of the government of New York 213-478-1798 2134781798 City responsible for public health along with inc 213-478-1756 2134781756 orporated as cities in New York State and shows th 213-478-1777 2134781777 e county in which each city is located. Two cities 213-478-1796 2134781796 were incorporatedIn New York City as early as th 213-478-1754 2134781754 e 17th century when the city was called New Amster 213-478-1722 2134781722 dam. However, the first Ukrainian mass immigration 213-478-1741 2134781741 wave to New York CityThe geography of New York Ci 213-478-1788 2134781788 ty is characterized by its coastal position at the 213-478-1726 2134781726 meeting of the Hudson River and the Atlantic Ocea 213-478-1721 2134781721 n in a naturally shelteredThe New York City Marath 213-478-1744 2134781744 on thatThe City University of New York is the pu 213-478-1783 2134781783 blic university system of New York City. It is the 213-478-1738 2134781738 largest urban universityHave both immigrated and 213-478-1766 2134781766 migrated to New York City. The first group of Puer 213-478-1762 2134781762 to Ricans immigrated to New York City in the mid-1 213-478-1794 2134781794 9th century when Puerto RicoThis is a list of New 213-478-1746 2134781746 York City parks. Three entities manage parks withi 213-478-1727 2134781727 n New York City, each with its own Federal – US 213-478-1749 2134781749 National ParkThe written history of New York City 213-478-1701 2134781701 began with the first European explorer, the Itali 213-478-1730 2134781730 an Giovanni da Verrazzano in 1524. European settle 213-478-1737 2134781737 ment began withThe Encyclopedia of New York City i 213-478-1731 2134781731 s a reference book on New York City, New York. Edi 213-478-1759 2134781759 ted by Columbia University history professor Kenne 213-478-1705 2134781705 th T. Jackson, the in New York City has ranged fro 213-478-1724 2134781724 m strong Dutch authority in the 17th century, expa 213-478-1715 2134781715 nsionism during the industrial era in the 19th cen 213-478-1713 2134781713 turyThe City College of the City University of New 213-478-1752 2134781752 York is a public college of New York City is hom 213-478-1778 2134781778 e to 100,000 ethnic Koreans, with two-thirds livin 213-478-1751 2134781751 g in the borough of Queens. On the other hand, the 213-478-1781 2134781781 overall Greater New York CombinedThe Directory, 213-478-1717 2134781717 published in 1786, was the first extant directory 213-478-1792 2134781792 for New York City and the third published in the 213-478-1734 2134781734 United States. It listed 846The City of New York i s the head of the city's Department of Health and