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The creation of the Erie Canal led to rapid industrialization in New York. Key landmarks and infrastructure that helped New York City become one of the largest cities in the United States include Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty, Chinatown and Little Italy, and the large central business district of Midtown Manhattan. The New York City subway also serves over 5 million rides daily, while the state capital is located in Albany.
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Newyork
- 1. THE CREATION OF THE ERIE CANAL LED TO RAPID INDUSTRIALIZATION IN NEW YORK.
- 2. ELLIS ISLAND IN 1905
- 5. LITTLE ITALY, NEW YORK CITY, CIRCA 1900
- 6. MIDTOWN MANHATTAN IN NEW YORK CITY THE LARGEST , CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT IN THE UNITED STATES
- 7. A DAIRY FARM IN BRUNSWICK
- 8. THE THADDEUS KOSCIUSKO BRIDGE CARRIES I-87 OVER THE MOHAWK RIVER
- 9. THE NEW YORK CITY SUBWAY SERVES MORE THAN 5 MILLION RIDES ON A GIVEN WEEKDAY
- 10. THE NEW YORK STATE CAPITOL BUILDING IN ALBANY.