Brooklyn, the City of, as it was once known, is New York City's most populous borough. With over 2.6 million residents, Brooklyn has more people than not just any other borough, but all but three other cities in the United States.
This app, while focusing on civics, offers facts and stats to, hopefully, help whoever uses it know more about the place me and millions of others call home.
— Mike RacioppoYour address
Government
What is coming up
Elections and voting
Land use and buildings
Zoning
Zoning districts across Brooklyn
Land use map
Tax lots by land use category
Rezonings
Neighborhood rezonings and what changed
ULURP applications
Applications moving through public review
Historic districts
Landmarked districts and buildings
Landmarks permits
Recent LPC permit activity
What got built
New buildings and where they went up
Housing
Services
Schools and kids
Getting around
Out in the borough
Parks
Parks, courts, pools and dog runs
Libraries
Brooklyn Public Library branches
Culture
Museums, theaters and galleries
Food and drink
Markets, restaurants and bars
Things to do
What is on around Brooklyn
Block parties
Street closures and block parties
Organizations
Nonprofits and civic groups
Recommended reading
The reading list
The 18 community boards
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Greenpoint · Williamsburg
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Brooklyn Heights · Fort Greene · DUMBO
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Bedford-Stuyvesant
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Bushwick
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East New York · Cypress Hills
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Park Slope · Carroll Gardens · Cobble Hill · Red Hook · Gowanus · Columbia Street Waterfront District
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Sunset Park · Windsor Terrace
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Crown Heights North · Prospect Heights
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Crown Heights South · Prospect Lefferts Gardens
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Bay Ridge · Dyker Heights
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Bensonhurst · Bath Beach
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Borough Park · Kensington · Ocean Parkway
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Coney Island · Brighton Beach · Sea Gate
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Flatbush · Midwood
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Sheepshead Bay · Gerritsen Beach
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Brownsville
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East Flatbush · Farragut · Rugby
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Canarsie · Flatlands