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The Dynamic Population of Manhattan

Breakdowns the total daily 4 million population of Manhattan, far more than the residential population of 1.6 million, and the transit infrastructure used to service that daily additional influx.

Link: 
The Dynamic Population of Manhattan
Issues: 
Better NYC
Transit
date-month: 
February, 2012
Source: 
Wagner School- Rudin Center for Transportation Policy and Management

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