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Infrastructure and Transportation

This timeline highlights the development of New York City's infrastructure and transportation systems, which have been crucial to its growth and functionality.
Boston Post Road
1672
The Boston Post Road was constructed, marking one of the earliest major transportation routes in the area.
Rail and Streetcar Systems
1850s
The city began to develop its rail and streetcar systems, enhancing urban mobility.
Subway System
1904
The first subway line opened, revolutionizing urban transportation in New York City.
Holland Tunnel
1927
The Holland Tunnel opened, providing the first vehicular tunnel under the Hudson River.
Comprehensive Transportation Network
Present Day
New York City boasts one of the most extensive and complex transportation networks in the world, including subways, buses, and airports.