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Map: Here Are NYC's Hurricane Evacuation Zones
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Jen Chung
Published Oct 28, 2012
Modified Oct 28, 2012
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Published Oct 28, 2012
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With Mayor Bloomberg's order evacuating all New Yorkers living in Zone A, it's good to know whether you LIVE in Zone A (in case you can't remember what you did during Hurricane Irene). Here's the NYC.gov Hurricane zone locator—Bloomberg also suggests calling 311 (hey, sometimes NYC.gov goes down!)—and a map:
The NYC Office of Emergency Management has a high-res PDF map of the zones, too.
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