Overview of New York: Geography

There is no concise way to describe the geography of New York, except maybe to say it is "diverse". The city of New York, a major Atlantic port, is of course at sea level. It serves as a small fulcrum connecting Long Island and the rest of the state —to reach one from the other, one must pass through New York City. Read More »

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