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David of Broadway wrote:
PigPOg wrote: Found this site very interesting. I'm a Londoner yet know nothing of NYC. I've never been able to find (or have someone explain) the Uptown/Downtown concept. I mean, where exactly is Uptown New York? In general, downtown refers to the central business district. In NYC it refers specifically to lower Manhattan (our /original/ central business district, which has since grown quite a bit northward). The area called downtown is alternatively referred to as lower Manhattan. There is no location called uptown. There is certainly a downtown and a midtown though. Where does midtown stop? I would have said 59th Street. That doesn't mean that anyone calls the Upper East/West Side "Uptown" though. -- Michael Hoffman |
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