NYC's Pride March 2025 is underway in Manhattan today. See the start time, route map, street closures and more.

The map was drawn by Joseph Colton, who one of the most prominent map publishers in New York City, with a career spanning three decades from the 1830s to the 1850s.

New York history buffs are getting a rare chance to view a collection of spectacular maps from 1811 that were the first to show the grid plan for Manhattan.

William Bridges’ map of Manhattan, from 1814, shows inklings of the modern city. “Notice the Empire State Building at 34th Street and 5th Avenue,” explain the writers at the Great American Grid.

The editors hope that readers will continue to submit data; the team will incorporate additional responses into the map. Since it was published, more than 7,500 readers have sent in new submissions.

There are thousands of souls streaming through New York, each looking at the city through from a different perspective. For Becky Cooper, drawing an objective map of a city with so many different ...

LooksMapping is a digital heat map that claims to show “which restaurants have the most attractive diners — according to AI.” ...

In Santa Wolanczyk’s piece, Knitted Manhattan, she has knitted a 14 foot map of Manhattan, ... “My experience with New York,” she said, “is that it has always been crazy overwhelming ...

There were farms on Manhattan. What?! Yes! And these maps from the New York Public Library’s digital gallery’s Atlases of New York City collection show exactly where they were. But here’s ...

The map was drawn by Joseph Colton, who one of the most prominent map publishers in New York City, with a career spanning three decades from the 1830s to the 1850s.