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Test your knowledge of NYC sights with this interactive quiz. Identify the correct sight from 50 red markers on a map of New York City.

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NYC Sights Identifier

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You will be shown a map with red markers for 50 sights in New York City. Double-click on the one specified to answer it. If you click on the correct sight, the marker will turn green. Otherwise no change will be made to the markers. 50 randomly chosen sights will be given out of over 700 total.

Note – you may want to zoom in if sights are close to one another to make sure you are clicking on the correct one.

If the red markers do not appear when the quiz is loaded, try refreshing the page.

Double-click on the sight's marker to answer.

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ImBlueCat

2 months ago

Lived in NYC my whole life, and I have not heard of 80% of these places. Main Street Park doesn’t even exist, and Kew Garden Hills isn’t even in Kew Garden Hills. If you were to ask 100 New Yorkers about Kew Gardens Hills, probably only one person would know. Also, the Bryant Park marker isn’t even in Bryant Park.

blocho

2 years ago

A curious selection. I’ve lived most of my life in NYC and haven’t heard of half of these “sights”