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Math
Parks
Landmarks
Neighborhoods
100
The number of boroughs of NYC.
What is 5.
100

The Statue of Liberty’s crown features 7 spikes, which represents this type of whole number that cannot be divided evenly by 2.

Odd

100
Officially opening in 1892, this complex, now a park, regulated immigration into the US.
What is Ellis Island.
100

This giant underground transit system has 472 stations, making it the largest system of subway rails in the world.

New York City Subway

100
This prime location in NYC is known for its big screen TVs, flashy lights, and a big New Year's Eve celebration.
What is Time Square.
200

Manhattan, Staten Island, Queens, and Brooklyn are located on these landforms, meaning they are completely surrounded by water.

Islands

200

If a bus ride costs $2.90. How many quarters does it take to pay for your ride?

12 

200
This park has over 58 miles of walkways, and 632 different types of trees.
What is Central Park.
200

This iconic New York landmark is covered in a thin layer of copper that turned green over time due to a chemical reaction with oxygen.

The Statue of Liberty

200
The financial section of the city.
What is Wall Street.
300

Because of a math pattern called a grid system, most streets in Manhattan run east to west, while these larger roads run north to south.

Avenues

300

If you walk from 34th Street to 42nd Street, you have just traveled this exact number of city blocks.

8
300

This park is known as the historic landing spot for immigrants into Manhattan?

Battery Park

300

Opened in 1883, it was the first suspension bridge in the world to use steel wires to hold up its massive roadway.

Brooklyn Bridge

300
This street has famous, expensive stores. It stretches from Time Square to Central Park and beyond.
What is 5th Ave.
400

The number of people currently living in NYC.

What is 8.58 million.

400

If you buy three $3.50 slices of pizza and a four $2.00 drink, you will get this much change back from a $20 bill.

1.50

400
The name of this park, which is built above the New York Public Library's underground archives.
What is Bryant Park.
400

This famous 1,021-foot-tall skyscraper has a built-in lightning rod at its top that gets struck by lightning about 25 times every year.

Empire State Building

400
Name three universities in NYC.
What is NYU, Colombia, Fordham, CUNY, Juilliard, St. John's.
500

Due to a common superstition about this specific number, fewer than 10% of Manhattan's high-rise buildings actually label its floor.

13

500

How many subway rides would you be able to take for $84.10

29

500
The name of the castle in Central Park.
What is Belvedere Castle.
500

Found in the American Museum of Natural History, this 94-foot-long model represents the largest animal ever known to live on Earth.

Blue Whale

500
This area of NYC is home to Washington Square, the MacDougal-Sullivan Gardens Historic District and New York University.
What is Greenwich Village.
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