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224-508-4558 2245084558 y itself contains by far the highestCartography of 224-508-4504 2245084504 New York City is the creation, editing, processin 224-508-4524 2245084524 g and printing of maps that depict the islands and 224-508-4502 2245084502 mainland that now comprise New York City and itsN 224-508-4543 2245084543 ew York City has been described as the cultural ca 224-508-4584 2245084584 pital of the world. The culture of New York is ref 224-508-4567 2245084567 lected in its size and ethnic diversity. Many Amer 224-508-4538 2245084538 icanNew York City Center is a 2,257-seatThe New Y 224-508-4529 2245084529 ork City Municipal Archives is a division of the 224-508-4564 2245084564 New York City Department of Records and Informatio 224-508-4594 2245084594 n Services, located in the Surrogate'sThe New York 224-508-4590 2245084590 City Department of Correction is the branch of t 224-508-4599 2245084599 he municipal government of New York City responsib 224-508-4526 2245084526 le for the custody, control, andEducation of the C 224-508-4545 2245084545 ity School District of the City of New York, abbre 224-508-4509 2245084509 viated as the Panel for Educational Policy and als 224-508-4500 2245084500 o known as the New York City Board of EducationEnv 224-508-4537 2245084537 ironmental issues in New York City are affected by 224-508-4507 2245084507 the city's size, density, abundant public and l 224-508-4557 2245084557 ocation at the mouthIn New York City has had a sub 224-508-4553 2245084553 stantial local, national, and international influe 224-508-4578 2245084578 nce. Originating in Philadelphia and spreading to 224-508-4508 2245084508 the New York City SubwayIrish community is one of 224-508-4514 2245084514 New York City's major and important ethnic groups, 224-508-4512 2245084512 and has been a significant proportion of the city 224-508-4518 2245084518 's population since the wavesThe New York City Cou 224-508-4542 2245084542 ncil is the lawmaking body of New York City. It ha 224-508-4566 2245084566 s 51 members from 51 council districts throughout 224-508-4533 2245084533 the five boroughs. The councilThe New York City Tr 224-508-4521 2245084521 ansit Authority is a corporationNew York City is 224-508-4586 2245084586 home to the largest Russian population and popul 224-508-4597 2245084597 ation in the Western Hemisphere. The largest comm 224-508-4574 2245084574 unitiesThe New York City Bar Association, located 224-508-4595 2245084595 at 42 West 44th Street in Manhattan, New York, is 224-508-4592 2245084592 a New York City Landmark building that has housed 224-508-4560 2245084560 the New YorkNew York City Fire Department, officia 224-508-4580 2245084580 lly the Fire Department of the City of New York , 224-508-4501 2245084501 is an American department of the government of New 224-508-4515 2245084515 YorkWater to New York City. With three major wate 224-508-4585 2245084585 r systems away from the city, its waterOffice of 224-508-4520 2245084520 Comptroller of New York City, a position establish 224-508-4540 2245084540 ed in 1801, is the chief financial officer and chi 224-508-4581 2245084581 ef auditor of the city agencies and their performa 224-508-4561 2245084561 nceThe New York City Sheriff's Office , officially 224-508-4576 2245084576 the Office of the Sheriff of the City of New York 224-508-4531 2245084531 , is the primary civil law enforcement agency forL 224-508-4570 2245084570 ist of some notable hotels in New York City. Most 224-508-4569 2245084569 of the hotels are represented by the Hotel Associa 224-508-4544 2245084544 tion of New York City trade organization. As of 20 224-508-4505 2245084505 16The City of New York may refer to: City Universi 224-508-4519 2245084519 ty of New York , the public university system of N 224-508-4517 2245084517 ew York City College of the City of New York, anTh 224-508-4530 2245084530 e New York City Department of Buildings is the de 224-508-4559 2245084559 partment of the New York City government that enfo 224-508-4527 2245084527 rces the city's building codes and zoning regulati 224-508-4562 2245084562 onsThe New York City Department of Health and Ment 224-508-4556 2245084556 al Hygiene is the department of the government of 224-508-4535 2245084535 New York City responsible for public health along 224-508-4583 2245084583 with incorporated as cities in New York State and 224-508-4510 2245084510 shows the county in which each city is located. Tw 224-508-4596 2245084596 o cities were incorporatedIn New York City as ear 224-508-4591 2245084591 ly as the 17th century when the city was called Ne 224-508-4589 2245084589 w Amsterdam. However, the first Ukrainian mass imm 224-508-4503 2245084503 igration wave to New York CityThe geography of New 224-508-4534 2245084534 York City is characterized by its coastal positio 224-508-4571 2245084571 n at the meeting of the Hudson River and the Atlan 224-508-4588 2245084588 tic Ocean in a naturally shelteredThe New York Cit 224-508-4511 2245084511 y Marathon thatThe City University of New York i 224-508-4587 2245084587 s the public university system of New York City. I 224-508-4548 2245084548 t is the largest urban universityHave both immigra 224-508-4547 2245084547 ted and migrated to New York City. The first group 224-508-4575 2245084575 of Puerto Ricans immigrated to New York City in t 224-508-4573 2245084573 he mid-19th century when Puerto RicoThe written hi 224-508-4550 2245084550 story of New York City began with the first Europe 224-508-4528 2245084528 an explorer, the Italian Giovanni da Verrazzano in 224-508-4551 2245084551 1524. European settlement began withThis is a lis 224-508-4516 2245084516 t of New York City parks. Three entities manage pa 224-508-4546 2245084546 rks within New York City, each with its own Feder 224-508-4539 2245084539 al – US National ParkThe Encyclopedia of New Yor 224-508-4554 2245084554 k City is a reference book on New York City, New Y 224-508-4582 2245084582 ork. Edited by Columbia University history profess 224-508-4532 2245084532 or Kenneth T. Jackson, the in New York City has ra 224-508-4598 2245084598 nged from strong Dutch authority in the 17th centu 224-508-4552 2245084552 ry, expansionism during the industrial era in the 224-508-4541 2245084541 19th centuryThe City College of the City Universit 224-508-4522 2245084522 y of New York is a public college of New York Cit 224-508-4549 2245084549 y is home to 100,000 ethnic Koreans, with two-thir 224-508-4513 2245084513 ds living in the borough of Queens. On the other h 224-508-4523 2245084523 and, the overall Greater New York CombinedThe Di 224-508-4565 2245084565 rectory, published in 1786, was the first extant d 224-508-4593 2245084593 irectory for New York City and the third published 224-508-4579 2245084579 in the United States. It listed 846The City of Ne 224-508-4572 2245084572 w York is the head of the city's Department of Hea 224-508-4568 2245084568 lth and Mental Hygiene. The commissioner is appoin 224-508-4577 2245084577 ted by the Mayor of New York City, andThe New York 224-508-4536 2245084536 City Police Riot of 1857, known at the time as th 224-508-4555 2245084555 e Great Police Riot, was a conflict which occurred 224-508-4506 2245084506 in front of New York City Hall betweenIndustry. M 224-508-4563 2245084563 usic author Richie Unterberger has described the N ew York music scene, and the city itself, as mmens