187th Street (Manhattan)
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187th Street is a street in the New York City borough of Manhattan, which crosses Washington Heights, running from the Amsterdam Avenue in the east, to the Chittenden Avenue in the west, near the George Washington Bridge and the Hudson River. The street is interrupted by a set of stairs east of Fort Washington Avenue. West of there, it is mostly lined with store fronts and serves as a main shopping district for the Hudson Heights neighborhood.
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| East-west (streets) | Chambers • Worth • E Broadway • Canal • Grand • Delancey • Houston 14 (100 ft) • 23 (100 ft) • 34 (100 ft) • 42 (100 ft) • 57 (100 ft) • 59/CPS (60-100 ft) • 72 (100 ft) • 79 (100 ft) • 86 (100 ft) • 96 (100 ft) • 106 (100 ft) 110/CPN (60-125 ft) • 116 (100 ft) • 125 (100 ft) • 135 (100 ft) • 145 (100 ft) • 155 (100 ft) • TMX (200 ft) • 181 (60 ft) • Dyckman • 207 (100 ft) |
| North-south (mostly avenues) | West • Washington • Greenwich • Hudson • Varick • W Broadway • Trinity/Church • Broadway • Lafayette • Centre • Bowery • Allen • South HHP • 13 • 12/WSH • Riverside • 11/W End • 10/Amst. • Dyer • 9/Col. • 8/CPW • 7 • 6/Lenox • 5 • Madison • 4/Park • Lexington • 3 • 2 • 1 • A/York • B/E End • C • D • FDR Ft. Washington • Broadway • St. Nicholas • Harlem River |
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