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To get from Long Island to Manhattan, you typically cross the East River. Depending on your specific starting point on Long Island, you might also cross the Long Island Sound or the Jamaica Bay if you're coming from areas further east. The East River separates Manhattan from the borough of Queens, which is part of Long Island.

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