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Brooklyn

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Brooklyn is a part of New York City.

New York City location Brooklyn
New York City location Brooklyn

It sits on the end of Long Island. It is next to Queens.

1897 Brooklyn map
1897 Brooklyn map

A long river flows by it. You can cross the water on a big bridge.

Currier and Ives Brooklyn Bridge2
Currier and Ives Brooklyn Bridge2

This bridge is very famous.

Many people live in Brooklyn. It is a very crowded place. It has many different kinds of people.

Long ago, the Dutch people lived there. They gave it its name. They built a small town.

Today, it is a busy place to be. There are many things to see and do.

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Currier and Ives Brooklyn Bridge2.jpg
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Currier & Ives Brooklyn2.jpg
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New York City location Brooklyn.svg
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