Columbus Circle

United States

Columbus Circle, the Manhattan traffic roundabout at the southwest corner of Central Park, holds 80 Bunkabop connections reaching 5623 places across 17 topics. Film and transportation lead the topic mix, followed by architecture and government. The circle's connections span Frederick Law Olmsted's 1857 Central Park design, the subway station built beneath it in 1904, and its role as the anchor point where Eighth Avenue becomes Central Park West. The Time Warner Center at the circle served as home to CNN studios. Chicago and Brooklyn rank among its most-shared co-connected cities.