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Government, City: United States. New York. New York City: Heights of Buildings, New York City: Unimproved property in outlying parts of New York City. Black represents vacant land. By means of special laws governing districting of such areas the municipal

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Title: Government, City: United States. New York. New York City: Heights of Buildings, New York City: Unimproved property in outlying parts of New York City. Black represents vacant land. By means of special laws governing districting of such areas the municipal
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