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List of smaller islands in New York City

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Aerial view of the Arthur Kill, a tidal strait that separates New Jersey (above) from Staten Island (below). Outerbridge Crossing connects the two, at the south end of Staten Island. Crossing its north end is the Goethals Bridge. The water body perpendicular to the Arthur Kill in New Jersey is the Rahway River. which divides Carteret on the south (left) and Linden on the north. The island in Arthur Kill is Prall's Island.
TheArthur Kill is a tidal strait that separatesNew Jersey (above) fromStaten Island (below).Outerbridge Crossing connects the two, at the south end of Staten Island. Crossing its north end is theGoethals Bridge. The water body perpendicular to the Arthur Kill in New Jersey is theRahway River. which dividesCarteret on the south (left) andLinden on the north. The island in Arthur Kill isPrall's Island.

In addition to the three principal islands ofNew York City—Manhattan Island,Staten Island and part ofLong Island—eachborough contains several smaller islands. New York City contains about 36 to 42 islands in total.[1]

The Bronx

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Brooklyn

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Manhattan

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Queens

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Staten Island

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See also

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References

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  1. ^"New York's Treasure Trove of Tiny Islands". October 11, 2011.
Major islands
Pelham Islands
New York Bay
Entirely in NJ
Jamaica Bay
North River (Hudson River)
Former islands shown initalics
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