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Imposing the streets

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The cost of imposing urban order

A Randel Farm Map from 1820, faintly showing where streets would be installed on rural land from 101st to 109th Street between Third Avenue and the East River. CLICK TO ENLARGE

Used with permission oftheCity of New York and the Office of the Manhattan Borough President

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