Posts Tagged ‘map’

Google Maps Has No Love for Doyers or Pell

Posted: December 2, 2009 at 6:37 am

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Google Maps has no love for Doyers or Pell Street; the “street view” function is not available for any address in this narrow slice of Chinatown.  It’s almost as if the roving Google camera car got lost (or lazy) and never had the chance to catalog this section of real estate.

But it’s probably for the [...]

Maps: Lower East Side by ATM

Posted: October 15, 2009 at 6:30 am

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The proliferation of ATMs in the Lower East Side is simply astounding.  Common knowledge.  Yet despite the alleged crackdown on new third party cash boxes, it seems machines are still popping up daily.  Our compatriot EV Grieve also noticed an upward trend further north in the East Village.  So we started kicking around the idea [...]

LES Hotel Saturation: A Map

Posted: January 26, 2009 at 10:22 am

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It’s no secret that the influx of hotels on the Lower East Side (predominantly in “Hell Square”) is destroying the unique character allegedly being championed and sold to tourists. Before long, there will probably be a hotel on every corner, and little history left for consumption. Clearly, mega-developers and their money-driven [...]

LES Pre-Gold Rush: A Map

Posted: July 24, 2008 at 9:02 am

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For some reason, Google Maps has decided against updating its satellite feed of NYC. And glad are we they didn’t. The current map dates back at least a few years, so it’s cool to see a static image of recent city history. Especially for an area undergoing such massive structural and cultural shifts that the [...]