The more detailed the information about New York State, the better, especially about the population and area of each district, which is urgently needed.

Nicknames: Big Apple, Gotham, new york, the city that never sleeps.

40 degrees 43 minutes 43 seconds north latitude and 74 degrees 00 minutes 40 seconds west longitude.

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New York

Mayor Mike Bloomberg (Independent)

zone

Total area 12 14.4 km? (468.9 mi？ )

The land area is 785.6 km? (303.3 mi？ )

The water area is 428.8 km? ( 165.6 mi？ ) 35.3%

8683.2 km in the urban area? (3,352.6 mi？ )

Metropolitan area 1, 7405 km? (6,720 mi？ )

Human population

Total population (2005) 8 143 197.

Population density10,316/km? (26720/mi？ )

Urban area18.498 million

Metropolitan area18,709,802

Altitude 10 m (33 ft)

Time Zone Eastern Standard Time (UTC-5)

Daylight Saving Time Eastern Daylight Saving Time (UTC-4)

New York

New york (formally known as City of New York in English, commonly known as new york City) is the largest city in the United States, the largest port and the fifth largest city in the world. It is located in the northeast of the Atlantic coast of the United States and the southeast of New York State. There are five districts in this city: Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx and Staten Island.

* * * * Overview * * *

New york City, located in the center of the Greater New York metropolitan area, has a population of 22 million and is one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world. It is one of the largest and most advanced cities in the world. It is also the center of international economy, finance, transportation, art and media, and is regarded as the representative of urban civilization. In addition, because the United Nations is headquartered in this city, it is also called "the capital of the world" by the world. New york also has many world-class museums, galleries and performing arts competition venues, and is one of the cultural and entertainment centers in the western hemisphere. With a population of more than 8 million (living on 309 square miles of land) and a large number of immigrants from more than 80 countries, it is often nicknamed "Big Apple". In addition to these overseas immigrants, this city is also home to many foreign Americans who want to experience a more international lifestyle than other parts of the United States. New york has a great influence on the world and is also the center of media, finance, banking and politics in the world (because the headquarters of the United Nations, the largest international organization in the world, is located in new york). In addition, new york is a financial center that controls the global economy. Wall Street, a street in the city, is a place with great influence on the world economy. People often say, "When Wall Street coughs, the whole world has a fever." It is a metaphor for the powerful influence of Wall Street on the world economy. For all these reasons, new york is called a "world-class city" by the world.

* * * * History * * * *

When Europe first colonized North America, Lenape people lived in this area all the time. 16 13 years, the Dutch established New Amsterdam and New Holland here. 1640, Peter Stuyvesant was appointed governor, 1652, the colony was granted autonomy. 1664, Britain conquered the colony and changed its name to new york, because a city in Britain had already been named York, and the British Minister of the Navy at that time was James, Duke of York, the younger brother of King charles ii. The Dutch later regained the colony in August 1673 and renamed the city "New Orange", and then the colony was ceded to Britain permanently in June +065438+6674 10/0, 65438.

After the British recaptured the colony, it was renamed new york City again, surrounded it and was not allowed to develop. Finally, the Battle of New York broke out, which was a series of major struggles in the early days of the American War of Independence. From then on, new york was under British administration until the end of the war, and it was the last port from which Britain moved out.

According to the US Constitutional Convention, 1788, 13 September, new york was the temporary capital of the newly established United States until 1790. 1825, the Erie Canal was put into operation, and new york's economy also developed and became an economic center.

During the American Civil War, there were many disturbances and chaos in new york, such as the New York mob, 1863 new york draft riot. Some of them became the deadliest riots in American history.

From 65438 to 0904, a series of new transportation systems in new york began to operate, the most famous of which was the new york subway, which helped to consolidate new york. A large number of immigrants in Europe have brought great changes to society, while the anti-capitalist trade union IWW (world industrial workers) has been suppressed. Later, in the1920s, a large number of African-Americans moved from the southern United States to new york City, while some people helped build skyscrapers and created the world-famous Manhattan skyline.

During the Great Depression, new york was also affected, and during the Second World War, new york also played an important role.

Since the two world wars, new york has become the dominant city in the world, but since 1950, new york's economy began to decline, leaving only industry and commerce. In the 1970s, the crime rate in new york rose to a dangerous level, so it became a notorious crime capital. However, since Giuliani came to power, the law and order in new york has been greatly improved.

On 2001September 1 1 day, terrorists attacked the World Trade Center, killing almost 3,000 people. These include WTO staff, passengers on two commercial jets, and hundreds of firefighters, police and emergency personnel.

* * * * Geography * * * *

New york is in the southeast of new york. Because of its vast area, it is divided into five districts: Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx and Staten Island. Among them, the public transportation systems in Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn and Bronx include the new york Metro.

* * * * Rivers and ports * * * *

Port of new york.

Go to new york Port.

Lower new york Port.

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("Kill Van Coor")

Arthur Kiel

Near Newark Bay.

Laritan B.

The Atlantic Ocean.

Jamaica B.

Rockway entrance

Long Island Sound.

East Chester B.

Suoge's neck

Xiaojingwan

Flushing B.

river

Hudson River (Hudson River)

The Ister

Harlem R.

GoVanous Canal

* * * * Economy * * *

New york's GDP in 2003 is expected to reach US$ 488.8 billion, ranking first among all cities in the United States, and sixth if compared with other states in the United States. If that is a country's GDP, it ranks 16 in the world. New york is also famous as an international financial center.

* * * * Population * * *

In 2000, the population of new york was 8,008,278. The population density of new york is 10, 194.2/km? . The racial classification is: white 44.66%, African-American 26.59%, Asian 9.83%, other races 13.42%, multiracial/mixed-race 4.92%. There are about 3.32 people in each family.

New york's per capita annual income is $22,402.