New York Harbor estuarine system

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The New York Harbor estuarine system is a complex network of tidal waterways and wetlands at the meeting of the Hudson River and the Atlantic Ocean, forming one of the world’s largest natural harbors and a critical ecological and shipping hub for the New York metropolitan area.


Statements (50)
Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal ecosystem
estuarine system
natural harbor
adjacentTo Brooklyn
Jersey City
Manhattan
Newark
Staten Island
borderedBy New Jersey
New York City
connectsTo Atlantic Ocean
country United States of America
function critical shipping and transportation corridor
ecological nursery for fish and invertebrates
nutrient cycling
storm surge buffer
hasPart Arthur Kill
East River tidal strait
Hudson River estuary
Jamaica Bay
Kill Van Kull
Lower New York Bay
Newark Bay
Raritan Bay
Upper New York Bay
mudflats
salt marshes
tidal creeks
tidal wetlands
influencedBy freshwater inflow from the Hackensack River
freshwater inflow from the Hudson River
freshwater inflow from the Passaic River
freshwater inflow from the Raritan River
tides of the Atlantic Ocean
knownFor being one of the world’s largest natural harbors
high biodiversity for an urban estuary
major shipping hub
locatedIn New York metropolitan area
Northeastern United States
United States
majorPortFor Port of New York and New Jersey
mouthOf Hudson River
partOf New York Bight
subjectOf environmental restoration projects
water quality monitoring programs
threatenedBy coastal development
habitat loss
pollution
sea level rise
waterType brackish water

Referenced by (94)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
American Immigrant Wall of Honor ("New York Harbor")
Arthur Kill ("New York Harbor")
Arthur Kill ("New York–New Jersey Harbor Estuary")
Bayonne Bridge ("New York Harbor")
Bedloe's Island ("New York Harbor")
Ellis Island ("New York Harbor")
Ellis Island ("New York Harbor")
Gateway National Recreation Area ("New York Harbor")
Gravesend Bay ("New York Harbor")
Great Hall (Ellis Island) ("New York Harbor")
Liberty Island ("New York Harbor")
Little Oyster Island ("New York Harbor")
Main Immigration Building ("New York Harbor")
Manhattan Island ("New York Harbor")
New York City waterway islands ("New York Harbor")
North Brother Island ("New York Harbor")
Robbins Reef ("New York Harbor")
Statue of Liberty ("New York Harbor")
Statue of Liberty Museum ("New York Harbor")
Statue of Liberty National Monument ("New York Harbor")
The Narrows ("New York Harbor")
Upper New York Bay ("New York Harbor")
locatedIn
Arthur Kill ("New York City waterway system")
East River ("New York Harbor")
Harlem River
Hell Gate ("New York Harbor system")
Hudson River
Jamaica Bay ("New York–New Jersey Harbor Estuary")
Kill Van Kull ("New York–New Jersey Harbor Estuary")
Liberty Island ("New York Harbor")
Lower New York Bay ("New York Harbor")
Newark Bay ("New York–New Jersey Harbor Estuary")
Newark Bay ("New York–New Jersey Harbor")
Port of New York and New Jersey ("New York–New Jersey Harbor Estuary")
Spuyten Duyvil Creek ("Hudson River estuary")
The Narrows ("New York Harbor")
The Narrows ("New York–New Jersey Harbor Estuary")
Upper New York Bay ("New York Harbor")
partOf
Liberty State Park ("New York Harbor")
St. George Terminal ("New York Harbor")
Staten Island Ferry terminals ("New York Harbor")
Statue of Liberty Museum ("New York Harbor")
Statue of Liberty National Monument ("New York Harbor")
hasViewOf
Battery Park ("New York Harbor")
Long Island ("New York Harbor")
Red Hook ("New York Harbor")
borderedBy
Ellis Island ("New York Harbor")
Gibbet Island ("New York Harbor")
Little Oyster Island ("New York Harbor")
locatedInBodyOfWater
Fort James ("New York Harbor")
Fort Willem Hendrick ("New York Harbor")
Government House (New York) ("New York Harbor")
locatedNear
Fort Wadsworth ("New York Harbor")
Great Blizzard of 1888 rescue operations ("New York Harbor")
New York Container Terminal Inc. ("New York Harbor")
location
Bay Ridge ("New York Harbor")
St. George ("New York Harbor")
adjacentTo
New York metropolitan area ("New York Harbor")
New York's 11th congressional district ("New York Harbor")
containsWaterBody
New York Bight ("New York Harbor")
Red Hook Container Terminal ("New York Harbor")
near
Battery Park ("New York Harbor")
Sunset Park ("New York Harbor")
overlooks
Staten Island Route ("New York Harbor")
bodyOfWater
Kings County ("New York Harbor")
borders
Long Island ("New York Harbor")
boundedBy
Newark Bay ("New York Harbor")
connectedTo
Half Moon ("New York Harbor")
exploredRegion
Whitehall Terminal ("New York Harbor")
facesBodyOfWater
Raritan Bay ("New York–New Jersey Harbor Estuary Program area")
fallsWithin
Harbor Unit ("New York Harbor")
focusArea
Staten Island ("New York Harbor")
geographicLocation
New York Colony ("New York Harbor")
harbor
Brooklyn Bridge Park ("New York Harbor")
hasView
Harbor Unit ("New York Harbor")
jurisdiction
Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge ("New York Harbor")
locale
Port of New York and New Jersey ("New York Harbor")
locatedOn
Fort Hamilton ("New York Harbor")
locatedOnBodyOfWater
Staten Island Ferry terminals ("New York Harbor")
locatedOnWaterbody
East Jersey ("New York Harbor")
majorWaterBody
2 Broadway ("New York Harbor")
nearBodyOfWater
Hugh L. Carey Tunnel ("New York Harbor")
passesUnder
Thomas Gibbons ("New York Harbor")
placeOfActivity
Robert F. Kennedy Bridge ("East River and adjacent waterways")
region
South Ferry ("New York Harbor area")
regionServed
Hugh L. Carey Tunnel ("New York Harbor")
runsUnder
South Brooklyn route ("New York Harbor")
serviceArea
Crossing Brooklyn Ferry ("New York Harbor")
setting
Rockaway route ("New York Harbor")
usesWaterway
Liberty Island ("New York Harbor")
viewOf
Colgate Clock ("New York Harbor")
visibleFrom
Port Jersey Marine Terminal ("New York Harbor")
waterbody
Bay Ridge ("New York Harbor")
waterfront
Kill Van Kull ("New York–New Jersey Harbor")
waterwaySystem

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