The Harlem River was the Harlem Creek until the ship canal cut through the monolith at Baker's Field, making a deep water channel to the Spuyten Duyvil Creek and the North (Hudson) River. The marshes of upper Manhattan and Marble Hill are gone. What remains is a nautical industrial corridor which exposes the infrastructure of the City.
U.S. Maritime Administration Issues New Advisory Amid Rising Maritime
Threats in Middle East
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In response to escalating regional conflicts in the Middle East, the U.S.
Maritime Administration has issued a new advisory to shipping that enhances
previ...
8 hours ago