New York City

### Bordering

Westchester County, NY, Suffolk County, NY, Hudson County, NJ, Bergen County, NJ, Eastview County, NJ, Middlesex Conty, NJ

New York, New York City or City of New York is an American city on the east coast. It is home to several international companies main headquarters, like the UN, STARK Industries, Baxter Industries, World Trade Center, Oscorp and Chrysler. It is the largest city of the US and the largest city as well as cathedral city of New York.

## Geography

New York is situated on three major islands, Long Island, Manhattan and Staten Island, two of which are entirely within the city, and two smaller islands, Ryker's Island and Liberty Island. Long Island is inhabited by two boroughs, Brooklyn and Queens. It also has two mainland boroughs, Newbury and Bronx.

### Bronx

Bronx is the third-to-least irrelevant borough in New York City after Newbury and Staten Island. The only notable things is STARK Industries International Speedway, a small STARK Industries factory and Yankee Stadium.

### Brooklyn

Brooklyn is located on the southwestern tip of Long Island. It is the home of the FBI headquarters in New York. Other than that, the more notable locations is some police stations and a high school.

### Manhattan

Manhattan is the most relevant borough, housing the main headquarters of STARK Industries, MetLife, Chrysler, Oscorp, the NYPD, the Daily Bugle Corporation, the United Nations and Baxter Industries. It also houses the local headquarters of the House of the Pubs and Wayne Enterprise. Other notable locations are the STARK hotel, Tribeca museum of aviation, Time's Square, New York state university, Broadway, Trump Tower New York, the New York City petting zoo, Avengers mansion and Xaviers' School for Gifted Youngsters.

### Newbury

The fictional borough of Newbury is a coast side borough with borders to Bronx, Westchester County and Connecticut, along with a bridge to Queens. It's the second-to-least relevant borough with the most notable locations being a cemetery, the high school and the two-story temple for worship of several religions. It's also the house of the world's only (as of Sept. 04 2022) Ikea, with construction of another one in Southampton being initiated. It's often mistaken at housing the Stark mansion in New York, which is in actuality located just across the border to Westchester County. Newbury is adapted from Lego's Hidden Side theme.

### Queens

Queens, or Queen County is a borough on the northwestern part of Long island, as well as a little strip to the coast of the atlandic ocean housing JFK Airport. The other airports in Queens are the LaGuardia airport and the House Of The Pubs International airport. Queens is also home to the STARK Stadium.

### Staten Island

Staten island is the least relevant Borough. The only noteworthy things are the NYPD district 122 and the fact that the island's coastside neighbourhoods are raised by three blocks.

## Environment

It's a giant city. The environment is houses and streets, except for where houses or streets don't fit, then there's just grass, and that's pretty much NYC in STTA for ya.

## Transportation

### Rail travel

#### Subway

NYC has three metro lines; Red, Blue and Yellow. The red line goes from NYC Grand Central up north through Stark Tower (Which is right next to the grand central), Time's Square and some street near the DBC until terminating in the Yorkville train station. The Yellow and Blue lines are still under construction, but so far the Yellow line goes from the Grand Central through One Police Plaza and somewhere on the Brooklyn coast. The Blue line goes from the Grand Central through the Baxter building, street near One World Trade Center, some street by the NYU and Oscorp.

#### National rail travel

There are three main railway stations in New York City. One in Yorkville, Manhattan, one in The Bronx and one in Newbury.

### Airports

NYC has three airports in the New York area; LaGuardia airport, JFK Airport and House of the Pubs airport, the latter of which carrying solely goods from the main headquarters in Arizona and is closed to the public.

### Highways

Two interstates pass through New York City, Interstate 80 with its terminus interchange in proximity to Stark Tower and Interstate 99 with two interchanges on Manhattan, including the terminus, four interchanges in Queens and three in Newbury. The city is also passed by US Route 9.

## Metropolitan Area

Aside from the City of New York, the county in which the city lies, New York City's metropolitan area includes Hudson, Middlesex, Bergen, Eastview, Westview, Sussex, Morris and Essex counties, NJ along with Westchester and Suffolk counties, NY.

## Trivia

* The surface area of Manhattan is 18 maps2, being six maps on the Y axis, which is the same length as the distance between the Southampton and Lancashire.
	+ The surface area of the entire city is 49 maps2, which is 5.311 times the size of Rhode Island and 1.0833 times the size of Connecticut.
	+ 18 maps2 is also twice the size of London
* Despite originating as a village, the city's grown so much that the village is almost obsolete in why the city was built where it was.
	+ Other major cities built around villages are London, Paris, Brussels, Rome, Ninjago City, Murihara City, Madrid, Lisbon and state capital Albany
	+ New York City is technically built around two villages, as The Bronx is also built around a village.