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| Nickname(s): The Big Apple, The City That Never Sleeps, Gotham, | |||
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| - Total | (1,223.59 km2) km2 ((472.43 sq mi) sq mi) | ||
| Population | 5,349,218 | ||
| Population rank | 1st (In New Holland) | ||
New York City is A New Holland city in the state of the same name. It is the largest city in New Holland and the third largest city in North Vinland. It is made up of four Boroughs, Brooklyn,Harlem,Queens,long island and Manhattan and is bordered by Kanata separated by the Hudson River and the State of Pavnovia in the north. It's famous for its architecture wealth and landmarks.
History[]
Intailyy the city was inhabited by Native Vinlanders and when English settlers landed on Manhattan they purchased it from the native Vinlanders for a modern day equivalent of 20 New Holland Dollars. The island grew quickly until the war of 1810 when it came under control of the Kanatian military and began setting up bases particularly on Bedloe Island in the Harbor. The city began facing violent attacks between New Holland freedom militias and the Kantian army. Following the creation of the Free New Holland Regiment they began occupying Manhattan forcing Kanata to send Amry rangers to take back the Island. After the end of the Second Great Vinland War Kanata left the island and in 1927 Kanata gave the Statue of Independence to the people of New Holland and was placed in central park where it still remains. Industry began moving to New York following the stock market crash as rural communities suffered. The Holland building was built in midtown Manhattan and finished construction in 1940.
The statue of Independence is often viewed as a symbol for New Holland  (Pictured in 1980 before the statue oxidized into its modern day Greenish grey)
The Holland building, the tallest building in New York city until 2003
The city was the site of of the 1960 winter Olympics, and three games were hosted in the newly built Madison square garden. The city was the site of protests throughout the 20th century against Kanatian influences on New Holland. In the 21st century New York is one of the most famous cities in the world.
LandMarks[]
- Fort Bedloe: Fort on Bedloe island in the New York Harbor set up during The Great Vinland War
- Ellis Island: The site of a former Immigration center closed in the 1950's. Currently abandoned, and the site of many rumors and ghost stories in New York.
- Times Square: Cultural and financial hub in Midtown, site of the New Holland New years eve celebration.
- HR tower: Tallest Building in New York City, fully constructed in 2003.
- The Holland Building: Most famous building in the city, Tallest building in the country from 1940 to 2003
- Central Park: Large park in the center of Manhattan location of the Statue of Independence
- The Statue of Independence: A gift from Kanata celebrating ten years of New Holland independence. Has become a famous symbol for New Hollanders.
- Brooklyn Bridge: Large bridge connecting Manhattan to Brooklyn
- Rockefeller center: Shopping center in Midtown named after the Rockefeller family
- West End Stadium: Large multi purpose stadium on the west side of Manhattan site of the opening and closing ceremony of the 2012 Summer Olympics.