Roughest looking street corner in NYC courtesy of Google Street Views (New York: housing, residential)

[SeventhFloor]

Originally Posted by PortRichmonder

grove avenue staten island - Google Maps

Look further up that block and across the street


port richmond and church - Google Maps

Look north on Port Richmond Ave too


Smh

Good lord what part of staten is that (grove street)?

Matter of fact i got 1 for Staten.

[SeventhFloor]

brighton avenue and ely street - Google Maps

New Brighton Staten Island

[imcurious]

What exactly is "so scary?"

[ShadowMassa]

Google Maps has some ENY in HD!

Google Maps Around Dumont Ave and New Lots Ave

Google Maps Between Pitkin and Euclid

Google Maps Some Dumont and Ashford

Google Maps Livonia and Pennsylvania ave

[nei]

Originally Posted by Photography

Van Sinderen Avenue - Google Maps - Navigate up and down the entirety of Van Sinderen Avenue in Google Maps Street View. They're the roughest street corners in NYC I've seen visually on Street View. Has anyone here ever actually been on Van Sinderen Avenue?

I like that there's a Center for Positive Change at the corner. Step in the right direction.

[Colts]

Originally Posted by PortRichmonder

grove avenue staten island - Google Maps

Look further up that block and across the street


port richmond and church - Google Maps

Look north on Port Richmond Ave too


Smh

Ooh, nice ones. Weeds AND blight...I like that.

[PortRichmonder]

Originally Posted by SeventhFloor

Good lord what part of staten is that (grove street)?

Matter of fact i got 1 for Staten.

Those are both Port Richmond. Home, sweet home, lol. Those two I posted are actually about 3 blocks from each other.


sharpe and grove staten island - Google Maps

Got some abandoned SI Railroad tracks in that one


Treadwell Avenue, New York, NY - Google Maps

Annnd some more. Treadwell Ave.


nicholas ave, staten island, NY - Google Maps

The ones on Nicholas Ave.


maple ave , staten island, NY - Google Maps

Same deal. Maple Ave.


Them Maple Ave tracks are extra interesting because of this: Google Image Result for http://ca.pbsstatic.com/xl/00/1100/9781419611100.jpg

[Colts]

165th & University, the Bronx

165th & Summit, the Bronx

111th & Madison, Manhattan

42nd & Crescent, Queens

Carlton Avenue, Brooklyn

[1nevets]

If this is the worse New york has, we got it pretty good. I've seen worse in other cities like Baltimore, Chicago and DC.

[Colts]

Originally Posted by 1nevets

If this is the worse New york has, we got it pretty good. I've seen worse in other cities like Baltimore, Chicago and DC.

And, New York doesn't have the types of urban prairies found in other cities (at least not so much today).

There are entire city blocks in Indianapolis that are completely abandoned, for example.