They are nearby. For instance Yankee Stadium can be seen from the north east side of Harlem.
The Bronx & Harlem
The Bronx is across the Harlem River from Manhattan.
The Bronx is directly north of Manhattan. The two boroughs are separated by a skinny stretch of river known as the Harlem River.
The Bronx is directly north of Manhattan. The two boroughs are separated by a skinny stretch of river known as the Harlem River.
Um, the "street" called the "Harlem River"
I agree.
No, There were members from the South bronx,Manhattan,Brooklyn,& Harlem
No, neither Harlem nor Yonkers are boroughs of New York City. Harlem is a neighborhood in the borough of Manhattan. New York City has five boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island. There are actually two Harlems: West Harlem, which is normally called just plain, "Harlem," is the historic black neighborhood where the Harlem Renaissance took place. East Harlem, which is also called, "Spanish Harlem," is a predominantly Latino neighborhood. Both West Harlem and East Harlem are located in Upper Manhattan. They border Central Park on its north side. Yonkers is a city in Westchester County. Westchester County is directly above New York City. The northern border of The Bronx -- which is the northernmost borough of New York City -- is the southern border of Westchester County.
The Bronx and Manhattan are right next to each other. The Bronx is directly north of Manhattan. The two boroughs are separated by a skinny stretch of river known as the Harlem River. The Harlem River branches off of the Hudson River, flows down over the top of Manhattan (which is the bottom of the Bronx) and into the East River. The Harlem River is about 500 feet wide, so, the distance between Manhattan and the Bronx is 500 feet. See the Related Link below for a New York City subway map, which shows you all the five boroughs, as well as the Hudson, Harlem, and East Rivers. Note that while the top of Staten Island is visible on the map (at the bottom left corner) the entire island is not shown, since the subway doesn't go there.
Mott Haven is a neighborhood in the southwest Bronx. It is directly across the Harlem River from Spanish Harlem in Upper Manhattan, and northwest of Randall's Island and the bay known as the Long Island Sound. It's the neighborhood that sits on the west side of the Port Morris neighborhood. East 138th Street cuts straight through the middle of it.
well some people say it did, some don't. some from the west coast say it originated in compton or watts but it was most likely made and actually recognised in either Harlem or south Bronx.
Bronxville is not in the Bronx. It's in Westchester, which is the county directly north of the Bronx. To get there from Grand Central, take MetroNorth Railroad, the Harlem Line, to Bronxville. See the Related link below for the MetroNorth home page at the MTA's (Metro Transit Authority's) official website.