
Earlier this year, news outlet DNAinfo, asked New Yorkers to draw the boundaries of their neighborhoods on a map. They did this because of the frequent disagreement about just where the boundaries lie for certain New York City communities. On Staen Island, in Grant City for example, the borders of the area are blurred at best. Today, DNAinfo revealed it's findings, and they're quite interesting. Here's what DNA had to say:
We asked, and boy did you deliver. In August we asked readers to settle age-old disputes and draw where their neighborhoods begin and end. More than 12,000 New Yorkers responded, drawing maps in more than 280 neighborhoods and giving us a pretty detailed look at the local geography.
See the results of their
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