New York City Extra
The Insider's Guide To New York City
Population
Total: 14,745,765
The Boroughs
Bronx: 1,365,536
Brooklyn: 2,497,859
Manhattan: 8,168,338
Queens: 2,250,718
Staten Island: 463,314
Empire State Building
Built: 1930 and 1931
Height: 102 floors.
Statute Of LIberty
Built: 119th Anniversary on October 28, 2005
Height: Ground to tip of torch - 305'1"
Time Square
Built:: Attracted large numbers of visitors around World War I
Square Footage: Spans 40th and 53rd Street and 6th and 9th Avenue
Grand Central Station
Built: 1903-1913
Height: 12:01 am on Sunday, February 2, 1913
Square Footage: 44 Platforms two underground levels with 41 tracks-upper level and 26 lower
Radio City Music Hall
Built: December 27, 1932.
Square Footage:160 feet from back to stage/ceiling - 84 feet
Seats: Approximately 6,000
Rockerfeller Center
Built: 1932 to 1940
Height: 70 Stories, 850 feet
Square Footage: Today 22 acres
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