Peterkavinsky
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Hey! I’ve always heard Central Park is massive, but I’ve never been—do you know how big it actually is? Like, how much space does it cover in the city? Just curious before I plan a visit!
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Could you tell me the total size of Central Park in New York City?
- Thread starter Peterkavinsky
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Central Park in New York City covers 843 acres. It's about 2.5 miles long and half a mile wide, stretching from 59th to 110th Street. Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, it's the most visited urban park in the U.S., offering green space, lakes, walking paths, and cultural landmarks right in the heart of Manhattan.
Williams Henry
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Central Park spans 843 acres in the center of Manhattan. It’s one of NYC’s most iconic attractions, with winding trails, scenic lakes, and famous landmarks like Bethesda Fountain and Strawberry Fields. Whether you’re strolling, biking, or relaxing on the Great Lawn, the park’s vast size ensures there’s something for everyone to enjoy, right in the middle of the bustling city.
Central Park is a sprawling 843-acre playground for families. With 21 playgrounds, the Central Park Zoo, open spaces, and trails, there’s something for kids and adults alike. Its massive size ensures that even on busy weekends, there’s always room to spread out, enjoy a picnic, or go exploring without ever leaving Manhattan.
Central Park covers 843 acres—that’s about 6% of Manhattan’s total area. It includes 26 ballfields, 7 bodies of water, over 20,000 trees, and more than 9,000 benches. Designed for recreation and beauty, it serves as a crucial piece of green space for millions of residents and visitors every year.
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