Central Park Lake, New York City, New York - 3D Map Models of Our World and Beyond on Waymarking.com

Made of brass, the map is on the south edge of The Pond. It is on a wall that borders the walkway around the water.

From the website: "The Pond is one of Central Park’s seven naturalistic water bodies. Despite the millions of visitors who walk by the water’s edge each year, you can still find a sense of solitude. It’s hard to believe that this setting – like almost all of Central Park – is completely man-made.

At the northeast end of the Pond is Gapstow Bridge. Across the simple stone bridge is a fenced-in, wooded promontory that juts into the water. This is Hallett Nature Sanctuary. Behind Hallett’s gates is a 3.5-acre ecosystem that mimics the wild, where small animals and birds can thrive in a secluded habitat.

The Central Park Conservancy completed a reconstruction of the Pond in 2001, which included new shoreline and perimeter plantings, an island habitat for birds and turtles, a series of small pools and spillways, a cascade, and a series of seasonal floral displays at the edge of the large lawn."

Address and Hours Available to the Public: While the park is very large, the nearest streets that have access to this 3-D map are at: 6th Avenue and West 59th Street. Central Park closes at 1am and opens at 6am, 365 days a year. Admission Fee (if any): no Interactive Features: no Website for more information: [Web Link]

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