Posted Nov 14, 2019, 3:13 PM
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While Manhattan is infamously known for it's rigid grid; there are neighborhoods below 14th street that have that London-esque medieval twisty like pattern; most notably in the financial district; along side pockets in the West Village; Little Italy; Nolita; Chinatown; Tribeca. Fewer still in the LES and EV (stuyvesant street, Astor Place).
So at least Manhattan has a bit of that Euro layout in the older parts that pre-date the 1811 grid plan.
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