New York

There are 43,958 corners here, in 197 neighborhoods across five boroughs. The Census Bureau estimates the five boroughs' population at 8,584,629 on July 1, 2025.

Boroughs

  • Queens 16,388 corners · 59 neighborhoods
  • Brooklyn 10,401 corners · 53 neighborhoods
  • Staten Island 7,067 corners · 16 neighborhoods
  • Bronx 6,052 corners · 37 neighborhoods
  • Manhattan 4,050 corners · 32 neighborhoods

Camera tickets

The Department of Finance publishes every camera ticket with the place it names. Counted by corner:

Public safety

How complaints are counted

Across the city, the NYPD recorded 121,534 major felonies in 2025, apart from complaints in the Department of Correction's jurisdiction.

What New York publishes

A corner page is assembled from 57 datasets published by 15 City and State agencies, three federal agencies, New York City's bike-share system and OpenStreetMap contributors, with one short file of our own for the names of renamed crossings. A city that does not publish one of them simply has no such sentence on its pages: the page leaves out what is missing rather than filling it in.

NYC DOT

  • Bike routes
  • Accessible pedestrian signals
  • Barnes Dance crossings
  • Enhanced crossings
  • Leading pedestrian intervals
  • Vision Zero priority intersections
  • Safety Improvement Projects
  • Turn calming
  • Countdown signs at bus stops, shown for the nearest stop
  • Bus shelters, shown for the nearest stop
  • Bus lanes
  • Bicycle parking
  • Parking signs
  • Parking meters

NYC City Planning

  • Every corner: its streets, its names and the walking network
  • The City Council district
  • The neighborhood
  • Homes around the corner and the years they were built; religious buildings within a walk, as a count; the lots of the shopping centers a page names, and their retail space; the gas-station lots that confirm a station and place it
  • Schools, libraries, hospitals, pedestrian plazas, public spaces and other places within a walk
  • Parks NYC Parks does not draw: Hudson River Park, the State parks, Roosevelt Island's parks, Governors Island and the National Park Service's, and the shape of each
  • Waterfront public spaces at private buildings, open to the public, and the shape of each

NYC Parks

  • Which works in NYC Parks' care its own catalog lists as standing
  • Parks and gardens, with their triangles and squares, and the shape of each
  • The named parts of parks: lawns, meadows, groves
  • Playgrounds, including those inside larger parks
  • Community gardens
  • Trees

MTA

  • Subway entrances and their lines
  • Each subway line's color, as a thin bar beside its letter
  • Station names and direction labels, shown with the next trains
  • Permanent artworks at the station a page names: title, year and artist
  • Bus stops and their routes

NYC Finance

  • Camera tickets dated 2026, counted by location and updated weekly
  • Camera tickets dated 2025 and 2026, counted by location
  • Camera tickets dated 2025 (the first half of the year), counted by location
  • Shopping centers within a walk: the outline of each center's lots, which the walk is measured to
  • Shopping centers held as condominiums: the lot whose outline draws them

Landmarks Preservation Commission

  • Historic districts
  • Designated landmarks

NYC Health

  • Child care centers within a walk: what their permits are for and the ages they serve
  • Places to eat within a walk, as a count

NYC Technology and Innovation

  • Elevation: the height of the street at the corner, from the City's 2022 survey
  • Park features, houses of worship, theaters, recreation centers, post offices, courthouses and other places within a walk

NYCHA

  • Public housing developments
  • Public housing developments, by address

NYPD

  • The police precinct
  • The safety record

CornerFacts

  • The names New Yorkers use for renamed bridges, tunnels and highways

FDIC

  • Bank branches: the nearest branch of each of the ten largest banks in the city

New York City's bike-share system

  • The nearest bike-share station and the others within a five-minute walk

NYC Housing Preservation and Development

  • New affordable homes

NYC Public Design Commission

  • Public art and monuments within 820 feet: title, year and artist

NYC Records

  • Honorary co-namings

NYS Agriculture and Markets

  • Food stores within a walk, as a count; and the major stores a page names, where USDA's list agrees

NYS Environmental Conservation

  • The nearest gas station by car: a registered retail gasoline site with a gasoline tank in service, where City tax records class the lot as a gas station

OpenStreetMap contributors

  • The door position of a named store, where OpenStreetMap records the same chain at the same house number, or its only store of that chain close by

US Department of Energy

  • The nearest public charging station for electric cars, with its chargers by level, and the nearest fast charger, each by car along the streets: sites any car can plug into

USDA

  • Major stores within a walk: supermarkets, pharmacies and other big stores, where both lists agree

Every dataset, with its publisher, retrieval date and license: Data and sources. How each is used: Methodology.

Street network: LION 26c. Each corner page names the publishers it drew on and the days its data was retrieved.