Fifth Avenue is the dividing line between the West and East Sides of Manhattan, not New York City. There is no street or avenue that divides all of New York City into west and east.
Broward Boulevard is the street that divides North and South in Ft Lauderdale.
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The street that divides north and south Fort Lauderdale is Broward Boulevard. It serves as a major thoroughfare and is often considered the dividing line for the city's northern and southern sections.
boulevard saint Laurent I think. it divides Montreal into east and west. as for north and south, I'm not that sure.
Approximately 17 to 20 street blocks (north/south blocks) equals a mile, so the distance between 14th Street and 196th Street is about 9.1 to 10.7 miles.
The street that divides North and South Arlington is Arlington Boulevard, also known as U.S. Route 50. This major thoroughfare serves as a geographic boundary between the two areas. North Arlington is generally characterized by its residential neighborhoods, while South Arlington features a mix of urban and suburban developments.
The region that divides North and South Korea is called the DEMILITARIZED ZONE.
Avenue C (Lower Manhattan) Cabrini Boulevard (Upper Manhattan) Canal Street (Lower Manhattan) Cardinal Hayes Place (Lower Manhattan) Carlisle Street (Lower Manhattan) Carmine Street (Lower Manhattan) Cathedral Parkway (Upper Manhattan) Catherine Lane (Lower Manhattan) Catherine Street (Lower Manhattan) Cedar Street (Lower Manhattan) Central Park North (Upper Manhattan) Central Park South (Midtown) Central Park West (Upper Manhattan) Centre Street (Lower Manhattan) Chambers Street (Lower Manhattan) Charles Revson Plaza (Upper Manhattan) Charles Street (Lower Manhattan) Charlton Street (Lower Manhattan) Chatham Square (Lower Manhattan) Chelsea Square (Lower Manhattan) Cherry Street (Lower Manhattan) Chisum Place (Upper Manhattan) Chittenden Avenue (Upper Manhattan) Christopher Street (Lower Manhattan) Chrystie Street (Lower Manhattan) Church Street (Lower Manhattan) Claremont Avenue (Upper Manhattan) Clarkson Street (Lower Manhattan) Cliff Street (Lower Manhattan) Clinton Street (Lower Manhattan) Coenties Alley (Lower Manhattan) Coenties Slip (Lower Manhattan) Collister Street (Lower Manhattan) Columbia Street (Lower Manhattan) Columbus Avenue (Upper Manhattan) Columbus Circle (Midtown) Commerce Street (Lower Manhattan) Convent Avenue (Upper Manhattan) Cooper Square (Lower Manhattan) Cooper Street (Upper Manhattan) Corlear Place (Upper Manhattan) Cornelia Street (Lower Manhattan) Cortlandt Street (Lower Manhattan) Crosby Street (Lower Manhattan) Cumming Street (Upper Manhattan)
The equator is equidistant between the north and south poles.
It is known for Central Park which is bounded on the north by 110th Street and on the south by 59th St (Central Park South), the west by Central Park West and the east by 5th Avenue.
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Yorkville, like Sutton Place and Carnegie Hill, is a sub-neighborhood of the Upper East Side. It runs west to east from 3rd Avenue to the East River, and north to south from 96th Street to 86th Street, 72nd Street or 59th Street (depending on who you ask). Most of Manhattan's neighborhoods and sub-neighborhoods do not have precise boundaries, and Yorkville is no exception. The Upper East Side runs south/north from 59th Street to 96th Street, and west/east from 5th Avenue to the East River. It is one of the few Manhattan neighborhoods that DOES have precise boundaries.