City That Never Sleeps Poster 35 in. x 24 in. Buy at AllPosters.com Framed   Mounted New York City, chartered in 1898, consists of five boroughs, each also a county: Manhattan (New York County), the Bronx (Bronx County), Brooklyn (Kings County), Queens (Queens County), and Richmond, or Staten Island ( Richmond County). Manhattan, the original New York City, founded 1626, is an island; population 1,537,195, area 22.20 square miles. Brooklyn (settled 1636), on Long Island was formerly an independent city; population 2,465,326, area 80.95 square miles. The Bronx (settled 1641) is on the mainland north of Manhattan; population 1,357,589, area 41.41 square miles. Queens (settled about 1635) is on Long Island; population 2,229,379, area 121.12 square miles. Staten Island (settled about 1638) is in the southwest corner of New York Bay; population 470,000, area 57.15 square miles. New York Area Albany Albany - Points of Interest Auburn Auburn - Points of Interest Binghamton Binghamton - Points of Interest Buffalo Buffalo - Downtown Buffalo - Midtown Buffalo - Midtown North Buffalo - Midtown East Buffalo - Midtown South Elmira Elmira - Points of Interest Ithaca Cornell University - Ithaca Ithaca - Points of Interest New Rochelle New Rochelle - Points of Interes Niagara Falls Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie - Points of Interest  Rochester Rochester - Points of Interest Saratoga Springs Saratoga Springs - Points of Interest Schenectady Schenectady - Points of Interest Syracuse Syracuse - Points of Interest Troy Troy - Points of Interest Utica Utica - Points of Interest Yonkers Yonkers - Points of Interest

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