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X-press Moving Van Lines
Choosing the right moving company is an important decision. At X-press Moving Van Lines we provide you with the experience and the personal...
 

US DOT: 1833754

DOT: NYDOT 37757

ICC: 671122

X-press Moving Van Lines
Trio Moving & Storage
New York New York moving companies, Trio Moving & Storage is one of New York City's most recommended moving companies. As a woman owned and operated moving company, we handle ...
 

US DOT: 636627

ICC: 299308

Trio Moving & Storage
DN Van Lines
As one of the most professional and affordable moving companies in Boston, DN Van Lines conducts residential moves, across Massachusetts an...
 

US DOT: 1141917

DOT: 30981

ICC: 462886

DN Van Lines
Infinity Moving and Storage
The process of relocation looks complicated and confusing at first; that's where Infinity Moving & Storage of Brooklyn comes in.
 

US DOT: 985862

DOT: NYDOT 35436

ICC: 423291

Infinity Moving and Storage
A-Topps Moving & Storage
New York NY, A-Topps Moving & Storage, LLC specializes in nationwide long distance moving and relocation. We have many years of combined experience ...
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US DOT: 1331728

A-Topps Moving & Storage
NBA Moving And Storage
NBA Moving & Storage of Brooklyn, New York understands the stress involved in relocating to a new residence or country. We would like t...
 

US DOT: 1381209

ICC: 526696

NBA Moving And Storage
Gouffon Moving & Storage
Times and equipment may have changed, but the Gouffon tradition of quality moving & storage has remained the same for 119 years. Knoxville...
 

US DOT: 553340

ICC: 273542

Gouffon Moving & Storage
Sunway Vanlines
We welcome the opportunity to offer you our services. Sunway Van Lines is dedicated to getting you the specialized moving you need, how you...
 

US DOT: 1482786

Sunway Vanlines
Imperial Moving & Storage
Movers New York NY, When you choose Imperial Moving and Storage of New York City to relocate your office, you have saved your company a great deal of hassle.
 

US DOT: 1422485

DOT: 36639

ICC: 563386

Imperial Moving & Storage
All Inclusive Moving & Storage
All Inclusive Moving & Storage is a full service moving and storage company. With over 20 years of combined experience in the moving in...
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US DOT: 1336680

All Inclusive Moving & Storage
Acme Van Lines
New York New York moving quotes, Choosing the right moving company is an important decision. At Acme Van Lines we provide you with the experience and the personal attention...
 

US DOT: 1830177

DOT: NYDOT # 37673

ICC: 663778

Acme Van Lines
AA American Moving & Storage, Inc
From the horse and dray to the highly technological relocation services today, Stevens is well positioned to provide quality service very m...
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US DOT: 72029

AA American Moving & Storage, Inc

New York, New York

Frank Sinatra sums it up best: If you're "longing to stray right through the very heart of it," then there's no better place to move than New York, New York, as thousands of New York movers have made clear over the years. Known as the city that never sleeps, it has the largest population in the United States, and its one of the largest cities in the world. It is composed of five different boroughs, each a different county, Manhattan of New York County, Queens of Queens County, Bronx of Bronx County, Brooklyn of Kings County, and Staten Island of Richmond County. New York has three surrounding airports, LaGuardia Airport, John F. Kennedy International Airport, and Newark International Airport. Additionally, the Port of New York is still one of the largest in the nation.

Economy: New York is a world leader in business and commercial transactions. It is considered one of the top financial cities in the world, along with Tokyo and London. Manufacturing is continually declining; however products such as clothing, chemicals, metals and foods are still produced. Additionally, New York is a mass communication center for publishing, television, and advertising. The top newspapers of the city include The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. The transportation industry has a constant flow of business through New York, with three major airports, the Port of New York, and numerous highways and railways.

Tourism: New York attracts millions of visitors every year, making tourism a large part of the economy. Major bridges include the George Washington and Brooklyn bridges. Tunnels include both the Holland and Lincoln tunnels. Featured islands include Liberty, Ellis, and Governors Island. Additionally, the Metropolitan Opera Company, New York City Opera, and New York City Ballet are all popular destinations for tourists. The most famous museums include the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Natural History, the Guggenheim Museum, and the Museum of Modern Art, among others. Popular areas include Wall Street, Times Square, SoHo, Broadway, and Greenwich Village. Sports are also a big attraction in New York with professional teams including the Yankees, Mets, Knicks, Rangers, Giants, and Jets, as well as other professional and collegiate teams. New York has hundreds of possible attractions for its visitors, so there is something to suit everyone's interests.

History: Manhattan and Staten Island were purchased by Peter Minuit in 1626 from Indian tribes. In 1644, the island was captured by the British, and it became an official colony in 1685. On November 25, 1783, the last British troops left the city, and the Americans regained control; this day is now known as "Evacuation Day." New York was the capital from that point until 1790. During the early 1800's, a plan known as the Commissioner's Plan was designed to help build up New York. By 1835, New York was the largest city in the U.S. The Civil War divided New York, as some people sided with the Union and others with the Confederacy. Additionally, draft riots took place in the city during 1863. In the late 1800's and early 1900's, the boroughs of New York we know today were created. By 1914, all five boroughs were established. Before and after World War II, the city grew extremely fast with many skyscrapers and bridges built. After World War II, there was an initial population boom, although race riots and crime problems in the coming years hurt the growth of the city, both residentially and industrially. In the 1980's and 90's, the city once again boomed. The financial industry continued to grow until the recession around 2000. Recently, New York suffered terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, where almost 3,000 people were killed. Plans are in the making for the rebuilding of the site.

Land Area: The City of New York encompasses 303 square miles.

Colleges/Universities:
New York University
Columbia University
CUNY Hunter College
CUNY Bernard Baruch College
CUNY John Jay College
Fashion Institute of Technology
CUNY City College
CUNY Queensborough Community College
Touro College
New School University
Pace University
Yeshiva University

Interesting Facts:
-New York features a melting pot of diversity. Neighborhoods, such as Chinatown and Little Italy are representative of this.
-New York's recent population growth is due to a surge in immigration from such areas as Africa, Asia, and Russia.
-New York has become one of the country's safest cities as the crime rate, which was once a problem has been on the decline for the past 15 years.

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