East New York
United States
East New York shares 115 connections with 1692 other places across 17 topics, anchored in government, music, and transportation. The neighborhood was annexed as the 26th Ward of Brooklyn in 1886, and elevated transit lines along Jamaica Avenue and Fulton Street in the 1880s drove its early development. Government and urban planning connections form the dominant cluster, including 1980s community organizing for affordable housing. Brooklyn and New York City are the most-shared co-connected places. Music ties span artists born here, and the commercial corridor along Liberty Avenue reflects successive waves of immigrant settlement.
Atlantic Branch
Connects East New York to: St. Albans, Queens | North Valley Stream, New York
Broadway (Brooklyn)
Connects East New York to: Williamsburg, Brooklyn | Bushwick, Brooklyn
City of Brooklyn
Connects East New York to: Flushing, Queens | Red Hook, Brooklyn
Cemetery Belt
Connects East New York to: Glendale, Queens | Ridgewood, Queens
Junglepussy
Connects East New York to: Brooklyn, New York
Industrial Areas Foundation
Connects East New York to: New City, Chicago | Woodlawn, Chicago
BMT Jamaica Line
Connects East New York to: Queens, New York | Bushwick, Brooklyn | Woodhaven, Queens
Richard V. Gotti
Connects East New York to: Brooklyn, New York | The Bronx, New York (state)
Javier Muñoz (actor)
Connects East New York to: New York City, New York | Brooklyn, New York
Liberty Avenue (New York City)
Connects East New York to: Jamaica, Queens | Richmond Hill, Queens | Woodhaven, Queens
Rental Assistance Demonstration
Connects East New York to: Bushwick, Brooklyn | Bay View Houses | Seth Low Houses
Jeru the Damaja
Connects East New York to: Poland | Brooklyn, New York