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The Bronx is across the Harlem River from Manhattan.
Both East Harlem (which is also called, "Spanish Harlem") and West Harlem (which is normally called just plain, "Harlem") are in Manhattan.
Both East Harlem (which is also called, "Spanish Harlem") and West Harlem (which is normally called just plain, "Harlem") are in Manhattan.
It is a neighborhood in the New York City borough of Manhattan.
No, neither Harlem nor Yonkers are boroughs of New York City. Harlem is a neighborhood in the borough of Manhattan. New York City has five boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island. There are actually two Harlems: West Harlem, which is normally called just plain, "Harlem," is the historic black neighborhood where the Harlem Renaissance took place. East Harlem, which is also called, "Spanish Harlem," is a predominantly Latino neighborhood. Both West Harlem and East Harlem are located in Upper Manhattan. They border Central Park on its north side. Yonkers is a city in Westchester County. Westchester County is directly above New York City. The northern border of The Bronx -- which is the northernmost borough of New York City -- is the southern border of Westchester County.
Why would it be? There is no reason for a neighborhood to be made into a borough. If every New York City neighborhood were made into a borough, the city would have about 1000 boroughs, instead of just 5.
Harlem, a neighborhood in the New York City borough of Manhattan.
Harlem is in Manhattan. Harlem is a neighborhood in the borough of Manhattan. It's the neighborhood directly above Central Park. There are actually two Harlems, West Harlem and East Harlem. East Harlem, also known as Spanish Harlem, is a predominantly Latino neighborhood, while West Harlem is the historic black neighborhood where the Harlem Renaissance took place. Neighborhoods in New York City do not have precise boundaries, but generally speaking, West Harlem ends and East Harlem begins at Fifth Avenue. Fifth Avenue borders Central Park on the east side.
Harlem was formerly an agricultural suburb of New York City on Manhattan Island. It is now part of the Manhattan borough and one of the larger urban neighborhoods. It is north of Central Park and south of Washington Heights."The Harlem Renaissance was a celebration of black culture in the 1920s and 1930s.""Harlem was originally a Dutch settlement called Nieuw Haarlem."
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Borough Hall of the Borough of Waynesboro was created in 1881.
No, Harlem is a neighborhood in the borough of Manhattan, in New York City. Actually, it is technically two neighborhoods, West Harlem and East Harlem. East Harlem is also called Spanish Harlem, because it is home to a very large Latino community. West Harlem, on the other hand, is primarily (and historically) a black neighborhood, although in recent years it has seen a big increase in its white population. The neighborhoods do not have precise boundaries, so everybody has a different opinion as to exactly where Harlem begins and ends. Generally speaking, however, West Harlem runs south to north from West 110th Street to West 145th Street, and west to east from the Hudson River to Park Avenue. East Harlem, or Spanish Harlem, runs south to north from East 96th Street to East 145th Street, and west to east from Park Avenue to the East River. 125th Street, which is a two-laned street that runs west/east and east/west from the Hudson River to the East River and back, is considered the heart of Harlem.