Is Queens Bronx & Brooklyn part of new york city?

Question

what exactly is a Borough i've never heard of it is that a subur or something What exactly is the borders of new york city i heard some people say queens bronx etc are part of nyc and some say it is not is it. If it is part of new york city why is it called queens and bronx why not just new york other cities bigger or smaller dont have boroughs

if queens part of new york why dont the mailing addresses say New York , NY instead it say Corona, NY or something like that im not quite sure

Answer 1

I was confused too, but think of it this way: New York City is huge and has millions of people. It consists of five counties/boroughs: Kings (Brooklyn), Queens, New York (Manhattan), Bronx, and Richmond (Staten Island). New York City ranks number one in the most populated city of the United States. It consists of a population of 8,008,278 (2000 census). Currently Brooklyn is the borough with the largest population with 2,465,326 souls; then comes Queens with 2,229,379; Manhattan with 1,537,195; the Bronx with a 1,332,650; and finally Staten Island with 443,728.

Each of these areas have their own central government, but all are considered to be part of New York City. Here's a map that shows where the different boroughs are.
http://www.nycvisit.com/content/index.cfm?pagePkey=15
This next link is interactive.You can click on each morough for more information.
http://www.newyorkbiz.com/Resources/NewYorkCity.html
You can see that Manhattan (the island you usually think of as New York) is bounded by the Hudson River and the East River.
To the west of New York City is New Jersey. It's boundary to the east is Nassau County and farther north, Connecticut.
I hope that helps a little

Answer 2

The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island and Manhattan are New York City's 5 boroughs (large area's) Harlem is A Neighborhood in Mantattan

Answer 3

NYC is made up of 5 boroughs:
Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, and Staten Island.

They're all part of New York City, even though some people think that only Manhattan is part of New York City, or differently.

The mailing addresses say New York, NY when referring to Manhattan. For Brooklyn, it's Brooklyn, NY. For Queens it's Queens, NY, etc.

Answer 4

Manhattan, Brooklyn, queens, Staten island and Bronx are the boroughs that make up new york city.. New york, NY is Manhattan because Manhattan resides in New York County

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Is Queens Bronx & Brooklyn part of new york city?
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Damn straight they are part of NYC. Harlem is a neighborhood. How is it possible for a neighborhood to be its own city? The Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn, Staten Island and Manhattan are the 5 boroughs of NYC, and since when does a borough count as a separate city? Besides NYC is not LA and thank God for that. L.A. sucks and its a dump.

Answer 7

Yes they are part of New York City. Manhattan and Staten Island are the other boroughs that make up New York City.

Answer 8

new york city consist of five boroughs

bronx queens manhattan brooklyn and staten island. its all the city just different boroughs. im from ny and usually when we say the " city" we are refering to manhattan. but its all still considered the city of ny.

Answer 9

Yes.

New York City metropolitan area is huge. New York City is the largest city in the United States of America.

Answer 10

A borough is an administrative division used in various countries. Usually a borough is a single incorporated town, but certain large city corporations or municipalities are subdivided into boroughs, which enables certain municipal functions to be carried out by the borough and thus providing it with a certain level of autonomy