Tribeca

Tribeca is the part of Manhattan the City draws under that name: the Department of City Planning's Special Tribeca Mixed Use District and the Landmarks Preservation Commission's five Tribeca historic districts, the first designated in 1991.

  • 135 acres, the lines together
  • 55 street corners inside
  • 56 corners on the line itself
Canal StreetMurray StreetChurch StreetGreenwich StreetAvenue of the Americas & West BroadwayAvenue of the Americas & York StreetBeach Street & Collister StreetBeach Street & St Johns LaneBroadway & Lispenard StreetChurch Street & Chambers StreetChurch Street & Lispenard StreetChurch Street & Reade StreetChurch Street & Warren StreetDuane Street & Staple StreetEricsson Place & Holland TunnelGreenwich Street & Desbrosses StreetGreenwich Street & Laight StreetGreenwich Street & Vestry StreetGreenwich Street & Watts StreetHarrison Street & Staple StreetHolland Tunnel & Holland Tunnel Exit Pedestrian OverpassHubert Street & Collister StreetHudson Street & Beach StreetHudson Street & Duane StreetHudson Street & Franklin StreetHudson Street & Harrison StreetHudson Street & Hubert StreetHudson Street & Jay StreetHudson Street & Laight StreetHudson Street & Leonard StreetHudson Street & North Moore StreetHudson Street & Reade StreetHudson Street & Thomas StreetHudson Street & West BroadwayHudson Street & Worth StreetLaight Street & Collister StreetLaight Street & Holland Tunnel Exit Pedestrian OverpassLaight Street & St Johns LaneSt Johns Lane & York StreetStaple Street & Jay StreetVarick Street & Beach StreetVarick Street & Holland TunnelVarick Street & Laight StreetVarick Street & North Moore StreetWashington Street & Desbrosses StreetWashington Street & Laight StreetWashington Street & Vestry StreetWashington Street & Watts StreetWest Broadway & Beach StreetWest Broadway & Duane StreetWest Broadway & Franklin StreetWest Broadway & North Moore StreetWest Broadway & Reade StreetWest Broadway & Thomas StreetWest Broadway & Varick StreetWest Broadway & Walker StreetWest Broadway & Warren StreetWest Broadway & White StreetWest Broadway & Worth StreetAvenue of the Americas & Canal StreetAvenue of the Americas & Church StreetAvenue of the Americas & Laight StreetAvenue of the Americas & Walker StreetAvenue of the Americas & White StreetBroadway & Canal StreetBroadway & Franklin StreetBroadway & White StreetCanal Street & Church StreetCanal Street & Cortlandt AlleyCanal Street & Greene StreetCanal Street & Laight StreetCanal Street & Mercer StreetCanal Street & Renwick StreetCanal Street & Varick StreetCanal Street & West BroadwayCanal Street & Wooster StreetChurch Street & Duane StreetChurch Street & Leonard StreetChurch Street & Murray StreetChurch Street & Thomas StreetChurch Street & Walker StreetChurch Street & White StreetChurch Street & Worth StreetDuane Street & Trimble PlaceFranklin Street & Benson PlaceFranklin Street & Cortlandt AlleyFranklin Street & Franklin PlaceGreenwich Street & Beach StreetGreenwich Street & Canal StreetGreenwich Street & Chambers StreetGreenwich Street & Duane StreetGreenwich Street & Franklin StreetGreenwich Street & Harrison StreetGreenwich Street & Hubert StreetGreenwich Street & Jay StreetGreenwich Street & Murray StreetGreenwich Street & North Moore StreetGreenwich Street & Reade StreetGreenwich Street & Warren StreetHudson Street & Canal Street at Holland Tunnel, SoHo-Little Italy-Hudson SquareHudson Street & Desbrosses StreetHudson Street & Holland TunnelHudson Street & Vestry StreetWalker Street & Cortlandt AlleyWashington Street & Canal StreetWashington Street & Canal Street at Holland TunnelWashington Street & Hubert StreetWest Broadway & Leonard StreetWest Broadway & Murray StreetWest Street & Canal StreetWest Street & Laight StreetWest Street & Vestry StreetWest Street & Watts StreetWhite Street & Cortlandt AlleyWhite Street & Franklin Place
The City's line Historic district Corner inside Corner on the line

Where is Tribeca?

Special Tribeca Mixed Use District

North
Canal Street, Walker Street and Hubert Street
East
Broadway and Avenue of the Americas
South
Murray Street and Reade Street
West
Greenwich Street, West Street and Hudson Street

In places its line runs between the streets rather than along them.

Tribeca historic districts

North
Canal Street, Vestry Street and Hubert Street
East
Church Street, West Broadway and Franklin Place
South
Chambers Street, Thomas Street and Worth Street
West
Greenwich Street, Hudson Street and Varick Street

In places their lines run between the streets rather than along them.

Its neighbors by the City's lines are SoHo and Hudson Square, across Canal Street.

Its corners are in the City's Tribeca-Civic Center statistical area.

Tribeca in numbers

Trees
502 inside it, in NYC Parks' records; the most common is the thornless honeylocust
Homes
6,023 inside it, by PLUTO, the City's tax-lot file
Designated buildings
591 inside it, by the Landmarks Preservation Commission
Police-reported crashes, 2021 to 2025
347 at its corners
Subway stations nearest its corners
Canal St, Franklin St, Chambers St and Chambers St/WTC/Park Place/Cortlandt St
Signal or safety changes
at nine of its corners

Street corners

On the line itself

The City's line runs along or across these 56 corners.

How the City draws Tribeca

New York has no official neighborhood boundaries. The Department of City Planning divides the city into statistical areas for its figures and draws special districts for its zoning; the Landmarks Preservation Commission draws historic districts. This page follows the lines that carry the name Tribeca. City Planning's file is for information only and is not a zoning determination for any lot.

Other places the City draws by name in Manhattan: SoHo, NoHo, Little Italy and Hudson Square.

Sources: NYC City Planning (special districts, statistical areas, PLUTO, LION), the Landmarks Preservation Commission (historic districts and buildings), NYC Parks (trees), NYPD (crashes), MTA (subway). How this is measured.