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New York is a city of streets --- If you put them all in a straight line, they'd stretch to Japan.

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New York City is home to more more French restaurants than Paris

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Is a taxi city --- there are over 13,000 operating there.

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New York is the first state to require cars to have license plates

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New York is, after Hawaii, the state surrounded by the most water

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More billionaires are born in New York City than anywhere else in the world.

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New York City is made up of 50 islands

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New York’s Central Park is larger than the country of Monaco

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The New York Subway system provides an average of five million rides each weekday.

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There are no Walmart locations in New York City.

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New York City has the area code 212 because rotary phones were used at the time, and the number uses the shortest dialing time.

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New York is a diverse city --- New York taxi drivers collectively speak about 60 languages.

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New York City has so many restaurants that one person could eat out every night for 54 years and never visit the same place twice.

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Trillions of oysters once surrounded New York City, filtering bacteria and acting as a natural buffer against storm surges.

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Central Park has over 9,000 benches

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New York was once called New Amsterdam

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New York only has a few alleys despite how it's depicted in film. Almost every alley scene is shot at the same location: Cortlandt Alley

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New York City’s tap water is full of tiny crustaceans (copepods) which means it is technically not kosher.

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New York's first Saint Patrick's Day parade was held on March 17th, 1766.

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New York City is criss-crossed by over 800 miles of subway track