The yellow stars show the locations of cultural or educational facilities such as schools or libraries. Each of these sites can be useful for organizations interested in open space issues. The green parcels show open space locations , and the purple or brown parcels indicate potential open spaces or obstacles to open spaces. You can remove or add these layers by checking or unchecking the boxes in the legend next to each layer, and then clicking the button. Most of the tax parcels on the map are shaded light yellow and outlined in gray.
Streets are darker yellow and are labeled, and water is blue.
The table includes the parcel's address, block and lot number, zoning, a general description, assessed value, and ownership. This information was obtained from the NYC Department of Finance's Real Property Assessment Database, from 1999. Water is blue, and the city's boroughs are light yellow. Neighborhoods are labeled, and streets are shown if you zoom in closer. You can remove or add these layers by checking or unchecking the boxes in the legend next to each layer, and then clicking the button.