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Curiosities
   Capital: Albany
   Largest city: New York
   Population : 19.378.102 million inhabitants
   Third most populous
   Diversified economy
   Good education
   58% non-Hispanic whites and 15,9%
    african-Americans
“Short” History
   Manhattan Island
   1609, Henry Hudson
   Arrival of the British
   1776, George Washington
   Wars x Reconstruction
Subdivisions
         62 counties;
         By which they are
          responsible ?
         The five boroughs of
          New York
The five boroughs of New York


         Jurisdiction              Population                  Area
                                  In million     In square         In square

Borough          County                          miles             miles


Manhattan        New York         1 585 873                   23                59
Bronx            Bronx            1 385 108                   42               109

Brooklyn         Kings            2 504 700                   71               183

Queens           Queens           2 230 722                  109               283



Staten Island    Richmond         468 730                     58               151
New York city                     8 175 133                  303               786


New York State                    19 378 102     47 214            122 284
Reference: United States Census Bureau
Where visit in New York ?
   Empire State Building
    Considered the
    second highest in
    New York:one
    hundred and two
    floors
   Lighting
   The two observatories
Statue of Liberty
   Inaugurated on
    October 28, 1886;
   Total height of:
    92.9 m
   What does it
    mean?
   Nowadays
Central Park
   The most visited
    park in the city;
   Divides the city
    between East and
    West;
   What it has to
    offer?
St. Patrick's Cathedral
   Is a decorated Neo-
    Gothic-style Roman
    Catholic,
   It was designed by
    James Renwick, Jr.
   On August 15, 1878
    was completed,
   Is one of the largest in
    the world.
American Museum of Natural
               History
   Founded in 1869,
   Offers a wealth of
    fascinating things to
    see and do:
   The Dinosaurs,
   The Planetarium,
   Ocean Live,
   The Butterfly
    Conservatory and etc.
Times Square
   Area formed at the
    confluence of two large
    crossroads and avenues
    of New York City,
   Has been a popular NY
    attraction for over a
    century,
   Have a lot of
    stores,theathers and
    neon sign;
   the New Year's Eve ball
    is dropped here.
Madame Tussauds Wax Museum


   200 perfect replicas of
    various icons and
    celebrities;
   There are seven
    others like this and
    the official is in
    London.
Rockefeller Plaza and Top of the
                  Rock
   Is a complex of 19
    commercial buildings,
   One of the main
    tourist attractions of
    New York, especially
    in winter,
   Top of the Rock
Theater District

   Area of Midtown
    Manhattan where
    most Broadway
    theaters are located,
   Begins where ?
   Broadway
Greenwich Village
   Large and traditional
    residential area,
    By which is it
    surrounded ?
   The streets: in the
    day and in the night
Lincoln Center

   A complex of
    buildings that serves
    as headquarters of
    twelve artistic
    companies and
   Examples
Atlantic City - NJ
   Where is it located ?
   What it has to offer?
And now: Will you go with
         me ?

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New York State

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  • 3. Curiosities  Capital: Albany  Largest city: New York  Population : 19.378.102 million inhabitants  Third most populous  Diversified economy  Good education  58% non-Hispanic whites and 15,9% african-Americans
  • 4. “Short” History  Manhattan Island  1609, Henry Hudson  Arrival of the British  1776, George Washington  Wars x Reconstruction
  • 5. Subdivisions  62 counties;  By which they are responsible ?  The five boroughs of New York
  • 6. The five boroughs of New York Jurisdiction Population Area In million In square In square Borough County miles miles Manhattan New York 1 585 873 23 59 Bronx Bronx 1 385 108 42 109 Brooklyn Kings 2 504 700 71 183 Queens Queens 2 230 722 109 283 Staten Island Richmond 468 730 58 151 New York city 8 175 133 303 786 New York State 19 378 102 47 214 122 284 Reference: United States Census Bureau
  • 7. Where visit in New York ?  Empire State Building  Considered the second highest in New York:one hundred and two floors  Lighting  The two observatories
  • 8.
  • 9. Statue of Liberty  Inaugurated on October 28, 1886;  Total height of: 92.9 m  What does it mean?  Nowadays
  • 10.
  • 11. Central Park  The most visited park in the city;  Divides the city between East and West;  What it has to offer?
  • 12.
  • 13. St. Patrick's Cathedral  Is a decorated Neo- Gothic-style Roman Catholic,  It was designed by James Renwick, Jr.  On August 15, 1878 was completed,  Is one of the largest in the world.
  • 14.
  • 15. American Museum of Natural History  Founded in 1869,  Offers a wealth of fascinating things to see and do:  The Dinosaurs,  The Planetarium,  Ocean Live,  The Butterfly Conservatory and etc.
  • 16.
  • 17.
  • 18. Times Square  Area formed at the confluence of two large crossroads and avenues of New York City,  Has been a popular NY attraction for over a century,  Have a lot of stores,theathers and neon sign;  the New Year's Eve ball is dropped here.
  • 19.
  • 20. Madame Tussauds Wax Museum  200 perfect replicas of various icons and celebrities;  There are seven others like this and the official is in London.
  • 21.
  • 22. Rockefeller Plaza and Top of the Rock  Is a complex of 19 commercial buildings,  One of the main tourist attractions of New York, especially in winter,  Top of the Rock
  • 23.
  • 24.
  • 25. Theater District  Area of Midtown Manhattan where most Broadway theaters are located,  Begins where ?  Broadway
  • 26.
  • 27.
  • 28. Greenwich Village  Large and traditional residential area,  By which is it surrounded ?  The streets: in the day and in the night
  • 29.
  • 30. Lincoln Center  A complex of buildings that serves as headquarters of twelve artistic companies and  Examples
  • 31.
  • 32. Atlantic City - NJ  Where is it located ?  What it has to offer?
  • 33.
  • 34. And now: Will you go with me ?