Get around NYC without a map

so much less intimidating than i expected

+ Runs North-South, first up Lafayette then up Park Ave, then up lexington at e51
+ Stops at: City Hall (Chambers St), Canal, Spring, Bleeker, St Marks, Union Square, E 23rd, E 28th, E 33, Grand Central (E 42), E 51, E 59 (even with central park), E68, E77, E86, E96, E103, E110 (end of central park)

Other info: traffic on even streets goes east

Need to start quizzing myself on this. Where different subway stops are, neightborhoods, etc

realizing that this is going to take awhile..

Lower Manhattan is a clusterfuck.

Things I know without having to look at a map:

+ The L runs along 14th street, stopping at 1st Ave, 3rd Ave, 4th Ave (Union Square), 6th and 8th.

+ Streets run East-West, and the numbers rise as you go North

+ Avenues run North-South, and the numbers rise as you go West

+ The avenues (and the city) are divided at 5th avenue.

it was years ago but i can still see the streets in my mind, and remember how to get from one place to another. one day i’ll go back and test it out

i made it home drunk without a map W00T

Made it from SoHo to Brooklyn with no problems. Fast, too.