Manhattan neighborhoods

Named after the way the avenues were named.

Built on reclaimed land, Downtown.

Named after Bloemendaal, the Netherlands!

Also a street!

Named after a mansion Andrew Carnegie commissioned to build.

Most iconic park in the world!

Known for a popular market.

Chinese neighborhood.

The city hall's here!

Highest concentration of public houses in New York City!

Home of the world-renowned St. Mark's Place!

"Cash Rules Everything Around Me!"

Named after an oddly shaped building.

Former fort during the Revolutionary War.

The 7th Ave is commonly referred to by this neighborhood's name.

Originally named Nut Island!

Has a private park of the same name.

"The Village."

"The Grange."

Home of the African-American culture in New York City.

Gritty and iconic neighborhood in Midtown.

Rail roads turned into a park.

Named after the river west of the neighborhood.

A square named named after the said river.

Houses the tallest residential building in the world!

Northernmost neighborhood of Manhattan.

A battle in 1776 happened here.

Used to be part of UES.

A square named after the greatest American president.

"Dead in the middle of...", an Italian neighborhood.

The Williamsburg Bridge starts here.

"The Valley."

Formerly known as West Harlem.

While located in the Bronx, it is a part of Manhattan.

The district known for many slaughterhouses.

Takes its name after a museum of art.

Central Manhattan.

East of the above.

South of the above but doesn't border them.

Columbia University is here!

The Morgan Library & Museum is located in this neighborhood.

North of the street that separates Midtown and Downtown.

North of Madison Square Park.

Used to be 2 islands now united!

Named after the most badass American president.

South of the street that separates Midtown and Downtown.

Pier 15.

Literally means "The Neighborhood" in Spanish.

A massive (and comfortable) cooperative housing complex on the East Side.

Got its name from the wealthy African-American residents who lived there during the late XIX-XX centuries.

Takes its name from an exclusive riverside enclave.

Most iconic neighborhood in the world!

Triangle Below Canal Street.

Surrounded by Turtle Bay and Murray Hill.

The UN HQ is here.

Has two bridges.

A square located in the intersection point of two major streets, Broadway and Park Avenue South.

In Uptown and it's on the East Side.

In Uptown and it's on the West Side.

Named after the first American president.

West of "The Village".

09.11.2001. Never forget.

German-speaking immigrants began to settle in the area, they referred to it as "Deutschdorf" or "German Village".