Lower Manhattan
Lower Manhattan (Downtown Manhattan) je nejjižnější část newyorské čtvrti Manhattan, resp. stejnojmenného ostrova. Území je ohraničeno 14. ulicí nebo až 23. ulicí na severu, řekou Hudson na západě, přílivovou úžinou zvanou East River na východě a přístavem New York Harbor (též známým jako Upper New York Bay) na jihu.
Na Lower Manhattanu se nachází mnoho významných míst, mj. finanční středisko Wall Street. Namísto původních budov Světového obchodního centra byl vybudován mrakodrap One World Trade Center. Je zde také náměstí Union Square.
Přes Lower Manhattan vede mezistátní podzemní dráha PATH, spojující město Jersey City ve státě New Jersey pod řekou Hudson s New Yorkem a dalšími oblastmi státu New York.
Dolní Manhattan (2006)
Dolní Manhattan s nejvyšší budouvou One World Trade Center (2017)
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Lower Manhattan from Staten Island Ferry Corrected Jan 2006.jpg
Autor: Diliff, Licence: CC BY 2.5
A panorama of Lower Manhattan as viewed from the Staten Island Ferry. This is a composite of 12 segments stitched together. It was taken by myself with a Canon 5D and 70-200mm f/2.8L lens at 200mm and f/8. This is an edit of the original uploaded to wikipedia.
Autor: Diliff, Licence: CC BY 2.5
A panorama of Lower Manhattan as viewed from the Staten Island Ferry. This is a composite of 12 segments stitched together. It was taken by myself with a Canon 5D and 70-200mm f/2.8L lens at 200mm and f/8. This is an edit of the original uploaded to wikipedia.
Lower Manhattan from Governors Island August 2017 panorama.jpg
Autor: King of Hearts, Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0
Five-segment panorama of Lower Manhattan, as viewed from Governors Island, New York City.
Autor: King of Hearts, Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0
Five-segment panorama of Lower Manhattan, as viewed from Governors Island, New York City.
Manhattan 1931.jpg
Aerial view of the tip of Manhattan, New York, United States ca. 1931. Note that the Cities Service Building (now known as the American International Building or 70 Pine Street), which would become lower Manhattan's tallest building in 1932, is only partially completed.
Aerial view of the tip of Manhattan, New York, United States ca. 1931. Note that the Cities Service Building (now known as the American International Building or 70 Pine Street), which would become lower Manhattan's tallest building in 1932, is only partially completed.