New York City Neighborhoods

1. Robert DeNiro’s film festival brought this Manhattan neighborhood to the fore, and even though its south of Canal, it’s really more of a trapezoid. 2. Not to be confused with the most famous historic district in Virginia, if not country, this Brooklyn neighborhood has been for decades the hub of hipster culture. 3. Not to be confused with a toilet, this is one of the first neighborhoods in Queens and is technically home to the Mets. 4. Not to be confused with the Roman Polanski film, New York has numerous ethnic enclaves that go by this title, but the most famous is where Canal and Mott streets intersect in Lower Manhattan. 5. Likewise, New York has numerous ethnic enclaves that go by this title, but the most famous is now three blocks on Mulberry Street in Lower Manhattan. 6. The two neighborhoods that comprise Manhattan Community Board 4 also make up a former First Daughter, although her given name supposedly came from a Joni Mitchell song and not this West Side ‘hood. 7. The two neighborhoods that comprise Manhattan Community Board 4 also make up a former First Daughter, although it’s better known as Hell’s Kitchen her surname is shared with this West Side ‘hood.