
Manhattan on an excellently designed, waterproof & tear-resistant map from Pocket-Pilot with on one side very clear & informative street plan of the whole borough with enlargement for the Midtown area & the 9/11 memorial, plus on the reverse more tourist information than found in some guidebooks to New York City. On one side is a street plan of the whole of Manhattan, presented in two sections from the Broadway & Henry Hudson bridges at its northern tip to the Governors Islands, Ellis Island & the Statue of Liberty in the south, with names of districts & neighbourhoods. Subway stations are shown with names & where appropriate alternative entrances. Water taxi or ferry piers & routes are marked; many are annotated with fares, transit times, etc. For drivers, the plan indicates main traffic arteries & one way streets. A wide range of icons, accompanied by colour coded names, highlights numerous places of interest from museums, theatres & other cultural institutions to selected hotels & restaurants, etc. The Midtown district & the area around the National September 11 Memorial & Museum are shown in greater detail on enlargements. Distances on all the plans are easy to work out from the indexing grid. Street index is on the reverse &
Includes:: separate lists of parks/gardens/zoos, museums/galleries, theatres/cinemas/concert halls, religious buildings, plus other landmarks. Map legend is in the form of large icons running along one side of the map. The reverse side also provides a diagram of the subway network with information panels including details of access to JKF, La Guardia & Newark Liberty International airports, a map of the surrounding boroughs & counties, plus very extensive tourist information. Panels, cross-referenced to the street plan & indicating subway access, provide photos & descriptions of 36 top sights & 16 interesting quarters. Also provided are recommendations for shopping, eating, drinking, & dancing, all with contact numbers, suggestions for four day trips, plus a panel of useful facts about NYC including festivities & public holidays, main consulates, dos & don