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Queens by CB

14 Community Board Districts

This is the borough page for Queens.

Queens has 14 community boards. Buttons for each are below, and you can search your address above to find yours. Reach out anytime at Mike@bkcb6.org.

🧭 Queens Zoning MapInteractive zoning districts and address lookup 📍 Queens Overview OverviewEconomic context, rents, housing, crime 🗂 Community BoardsAll CB buttons for this borough 🗳 Election Results2025 results by CB 🏠 Rent MapMedian rent by community board
A Note From Mike

Queens

Queens is home to about 2.4 million people across 14 community districts, covering the broadest range of neighborhood types in the city. It runs from the waterfront and transit hubs of the west through dense immigrant neighborhoods and lower-density eastern Queens out to the Rockaway peninsula.

What gets me about Queens is how different it can be depending on where you are. You've got QN CB14, the Rockaways — which in my opinion has the best logo of any community board. You've got the diversity and food of Jackson Heights in QN CB4. And you've got the US Open, which sits across CB3, CB4, CB6, and CB7. It's hard to sum up a place that changes that much block to block.

This is my overview, and I'll keep adding to it. I've lived my whole life in Brooklyn, so while I'm working on data and information to offer a more macro, borough and citywide perspective, and to make that information a little easier to get to, I'm still working from my own experience. You have yours. If you want to share it, email and let me know what you think.
Mike Racioppo
BKCB6 District Manager
Mike@bkcb6.org

Queens — Interactive Borough Map

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Queens — Parks and Activities Map

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Queens Community Board Boundaries — 2025 Election Results

Life expectancy at birth
83.4
years · Queens
1.9 years above the citywide 81.5. Inside Queens it runs from 89.9 in Woodside and Sunnyside to 76.3 in Rockaway and Broad Channel, a gap of 13.6 years.

182 health and environment measures are published for every community district, each charting over time and ranking against the rest of the city.

Health data, district by district → Map Queens →

Life expectancy from the NYC Health Department 2026 Community Health Profiles, 2013 to 2022 for boroughs and districts.

Three city and state datasets filtered to Queens, each one searchable in full and breakable down to a single community board or council district.

A liquor licence is not a business and one address can hold several. Certification covers only firms that applied for it. Food stores are those of 3,000 square feet or more, plus greenmarkets.

Queens Zoning Districts

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Queens Land Use — Tax Lots by Land use category

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Queens — Legislative Districts

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QUEENS Winner Margin Map
QUEENS Fast Track Affordable Housing Approval Margin Map
QUEENS Modest Housing & Infrastructure Review Approval Margin Map
QUEENS Affordable Housing Appeals Board Approval Margin Map
QNS by CB
Mayor
MamdaniWIN
57.1%
Cuomo
42.9%
Mamdani carried CB1–5, 9, 12, 13 · Cuomo carried CB6–8, 10, 11, 14
Citywide: Mamdani 39/59 (66%) · Cuomo 20/59 (34%)
Public Advocate
WilliamsWIN
100%
Duran
0%
Williams swept all 14 Queens community boards
Citywide: Williams 55/59 (93%) · Duran 4/59 (7%)
City Comptroller
LevineWIN
100%
Kefalas
0%
Levine swept all 14 Queens community boards
Citywide: Levine 57/59 (97%) · Kefalas 2/59 (3%)
Q1 — Olympic Sports Complex
NOWIN
92.9%
YES
7.1%
YES won CB12 only
Citywide: NO 45/59 (76%) · YES 14/59 (24%)
Q2 — Fast Track Affordable Housing to Build More Affordable Housing Across the City
YESWIN
64.3%
NO
35.7%
NO won: CB5, CB7, CB8, CB11, CB14
Citywide: YES 46/59 (78%) · NO 13/59 (22%)
Q3 — Simplify Review of Modest Housing and Infrastructure Projects
YESWIN
64.3%
NO
35.7%
NO won: CB5, CB7, CB8, CB11, CB14
Citywide: YES 45/59 (76%) · NO 14/59 (24%)
Q4 — Establish an Affordable Housing Appeals Board
YESWIN
71.4%
NO
28.6%
NO won: CB5, CB7, CB11, CB14
Citywide: YES 47/59 (80%) · NO 12/59 (20%)
Q5 — Digital City Map
YESWIN
100%
NO
0%
YES swept all 14 Queens community boards
Citywide: YES 55/59 (93%) · NO 4/59 (7%)
Q6 — Move Local Elections to Presidential Years
NOWIN
78.6%
YES
21.4%
YES won: CB2, CB4, CB12
Citywide: NO 31/59 (53%) · YES 28/59 (47%)
QNS by CB
Queens — Mayor
Queens — Public Advocate
Queens — City Comptroller
Queens — Q1 — Olympic Sports Complex
Queens — Q2 — Fast Track Affordable Housing to Build More Affordable Housing Across the City
Queens — Q3 — Simplify Review of Modest Housing and Infrastructure Projects
Queens — Q4 — Establish an Affordable Housing Appeals Board
Queens — Q5 — Digital City Map
Queens — Q6 — Move Local Elections to Presidential Years
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Queens Community Boards
Queens Community Board 1 Queens Community Board 2 Queens Community Board 3 Queens Community Board 4 Queens Community Board 5 Queens Community Board 6 Queens Community Board 7 Queens Community Board 8 Queens Community Board 9 Queens Community Board 10 Queens Community Board 11 Queens Community Board 12 Queens Community Board 13 Queens Community Board 14
Congress — House
Congressman Tom Suozzi, NY-3 Congressman Gregory Meeks, NY-5 Congresswoman Grace Meng, NY-6 Congresswoman Nydia Velázquez, NY-7 Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, NY-14
QNS-Wide · NYC-Wide · NYS-Wide
Queens Borough President Donovan Richards Public Advocate Jumaane Williams NYC Comptroller Mark Levine NYS Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand Mayor Zohran Mamdani Governor Kathy Hochul
🗺️ Queens Median Rent by CB
🗺️ NYC Median Rent by CB

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