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The New York City Evolution Animation 

Myles Zhang
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MUSIC: "The Language of Cities" by Maserati
This animation illustrates the development of NYC’s street grid and infrastructure systems from 1609 to the present-day, using geo-referenced road network data and historic maps. The resulting short film presents a series of “cartographic snapshots” of NYC’s built-up urban area at intervals of every 20-30 years history.
#HereGrowsNewYork

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24 окт 2018

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Комментарии : 3,7 тыс.   
@juliusdrastrup2045
@juliusdrastrup2045 5 лет назад
Imagine deciding "I wanna build a house by the park", and then later have that property be worth hundreds of millions
@mdeborah827
@mdeborah827 4 года назад
They drove out a Black settlement where Irish & Germans later came out of area to build Central Park. It was Seneca Village. The Blacks bought the land b/c in order to vote you had to have $250 worth of property.
@NaturallyMe2011
@NaturallyMe2011 4 года назад
@I it was a good idea to drive out black people who legally owned the land?
@xDTHx
@xDTHx 4 года назад
@@NaturallyMe2011 I dont think it was good to target them, however even if it were white people or any other race I believe they wouldnt have pushed them out.
@davidvollenweider3315
@davidvollenweider3315 3 года назад
@@mdeborah827 äää
@mdeborah827
@mdeborah827 3 года назад
@@davidvollenweider3315 What is this answer supposed to mean? You need to elaborate. If you disapprove of my answer I don't mind, I'm not emotional I can cut you with words, or uplift.
@igiveup12
@igiveup12 3 года назад
"The land is the finest for cultivation that I ever in my life set foot upon." 300 years later: "Yeah, let's cover this in concrete."
@ceqski5
@ceqski5 3 года назад
what a waste of grass 😔
@Cherry_and_Peach
@Cherry_and_Peach 3 года назад
So sad
@M1tjakaramazov
@M1tjakaramazov 3 года назад
They discovered there was endless amounts of the same further away. All they had to do was get rid of those already living there...
@halfvolley11
@halfvolley11 3 года назад
Cause technology moved out of farming. We are a rich nation now. We need tall office buildings and apartments for living.
@adenathar3562
@adenathar3562 3 года назад
@@halfvolley11 no. Every nations needs farming idk if ur being sarcastic
@proftobes
@proftobes 4 года назад
This is not "greater" New York City. This is just New York City. The "greater" area is much larger
@ACGreyhound04
@ACGreyhound04 3 года назад
proftobes - The census defines “Greater New York City” or the “Northeast Corridor” as a megalopolis that extends all the way from DC in the south up to Boston in the north, and extends as far west as Central Massachusetts and most of the state of New Jersey.
@pyrotechnic96
@pyrotechnic96 3 года назад
The city's official name is 'The City of Greater New York'. New York, as it is historically defined is confined to Manhattan. Everything else is the 'greater' part. Brooklyn is Brooklyn and the city is the city.
@itsMe_TheHerpes
@itsMe_TheHerpes 3 года назад
so jersey island and hoboken are literally 500 meters away from manhattan, but they are not new york ? really ?
@pyrotechnic96
@pyrotechnic96 3 года назад
@@itsMe_TheHerpes All I'm saying is that historically New York is Manhattan and that the current city ("The City of Greater New York" - officially) doesn't extend across the Hudson. North Jersey is 1000% a part of the New York metro area and should have greater transit access and governmental integration with New York.
@itsMe_TheHerpes
@itsMe_TheHerpes 3 года назад
@@pyrotechnic96 ah i see. so New York is just Manhattan. BUT ! new york is not a city, it's a megalopolis. a megalopolis is a conglomerate of cities, that came under one name (usually the financial dominant one) so, present day new york includes all of it, from staten islannd to queens, to bronx to newark. so yes, north jersey is a part of new york. it's the nature of a megalopolis, it takes the cities around it, and turns them into neighborhoods. (i lived in Paris, in Mairie de Clichy. Clichy was a suburb of Paris in 1800, but today it's a central neighborhood, and i lived 100 meters away from the global headquarters of the cosmetic giant L'oreal, it's a nice dark building in Mairie de Clichy) same with Tokyo (which is another megalopolis)
@mootpoint7053
@mootpoint7053 3 года назад
This is pretty dope. But we need an animated version of the city being built. How sick would that be!?
@dkuiv
@dkuiv 3 года назад
You gotta ride the elevator to the top of the World Trade. It’s amazing!
@Scottocaster6668
@Scottocaster6668 2 года назад
I was waiting for that. Suddenly, all these buildings start popping up... That would be cool.
@dmark1922
@dmark1922 2 года назад
I don't know how accurate it is, but the movie "Time Machine" (New York version, from some years back) does a pretty good rendition of that.
@edwindyap1616
@edwindyap1616 Год назад
Animated version of lower Manhattan ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-r-8V4dq8jPI.html
@topherdean1024
@topherdean1024 Год назад
There's a diorama of Manhattan island as it looked when Henry Hudson sailed up the river, a pristine and gorgeous paradise.
@Vallonism
@Vallonism 5 лет назад
The internet is a weird place. Just last night I was wondering to myself how long it took New York to grow to it's current state, and this morning I get this video in the recommended section
@ALRIGHTYTHEN.
@ALRIGHTYTHEN. 5 лет назад
They implanted a chip to read your thoughts at your last dentist appointment.
@zetazeus6810
@zetazeus6810 5 лет назад
Say hello to google, he know everything about you!
@ericshepherd7786
@ericshepherd7786 5 лет назад
FBI 👁_👁
@JustinLodes
@JustinLodes 5 лет назад
ALRIGHTY THEN makes me glad my teeth are rotting out from not going to the dentist 😳
@bittu2507
@bittu2507 5 лет назад
We live in *MATRIX*
@Borneoart
@Borneoart 4 года назад
FYI... Many years ago I listened to BBC radio in which was mentioned that the DNA of most cats living in New York have more similarities with the DNA of cats living in Holland than the DNA of cats anywhere else in the US.
@Toniboi
@Toniboi 4 года назад
@Fmono • 39 years ago • edited Gezellig
@josephleonard6695
@josephleonard6695 4 года назад
i wouldn't complain. i bet dutch cats are as nice and warm as actual dutchies
@kchmyy
@kchmyy 4 года назад
New York was called New Amsterdam. NY belong to dutch!!!
@mdeborah827
@mdeborah827 4 года назад
@@kchmyy It was Lenapehoking of the Lenni Lenape and Africans were forced to build it fof free. Dutch & English should've stayed in their frozen European tundra. Ya'll destroy EVERYTHING.
@handlotion8244
@handlotion8244 4 года назад
mdeborah827 i feel sorry for your history teacher
@linkpeet8413
@linkpeet8413 4 года назад
New York in 1889: over one million inhabitants. Meanwhile in Amsterdam (2020): *still waiting...*
@flaviusbelisarius932
@flaviusbelisarius932 3 года назад
Change the name into York. Might work..
@flaviusbelisarius932
@flaviusbelisarius932 3 года назад
@ChoppedBlade r/woooosh
@kasperverheij8101
@kasperverheij8101 3 года назад
Greater Amsterdam (the metropolitan area) already has over 1 million inhabitants, but you’re right though, we’re still waiting😂
@user-yw4fz6xk2j
@user-yw4fz6xk2j 3 года назад
Yes but it's a paradise comparing to a concrete jungle full of rats and cockroaches
@robbiefreeman5649
@robbiefreeman5649 3 года назад
@ChoppedBlade hundreds of years? it was like 25-35 years, really crucial part of dutch history right there!
@mrpotential11
@mrpotential11 3 года назад
Anyone else think the music is just really peaceful and relaxing?
@dancegregorydance6933
@dancegregorydance6933 2 месяца назад
I found it unsettling 🤷‍♀️
@morallybankrupt7132
@morallybankrupt7132 5 лет назад
Henry Hudson :"The land is the finest for cultivation that I ever in my life set foot upon" Others: lets make a concrete jungle right here.
@brinstarmedia1411
@brinstarmedia1411 5 лет назад
hahaha
@Buisness1
@Buisness1 5 лет назад
HAHAHAHA!
@elisekrentzel27
@elisekrentzel27 4 года назад
Others: let’s wipe the indigenous people off the face of this island
@trajan75
@trajan75 4 года назад
Everybody's so negative. Granted we have a terrible mayor now, but in 1920 my father aged 17 came here from Italy, alone. Like hundreds of thousands of others he decided to stay, because the Americans had built the greatest city in the world. Be proud of that and try to keep it that way. .
@dvchel
@dvchel 4 года назад
@@trajan75 The greatest city with the greatest buildings and greatest story.
@TheCelticTiger32
@TheCelticTiger32 5 лет назад
1962 - First spotting of spiderman
@696969640
@696969640 5 лет назад
and don't forget j Jonna jameson lol
@AudioGardenSlave123
@AudioGardenSlave123 5 лет назад
The game... has changed.
@patrickliterallymebateman9892
@patrickliterallymebateman9892 5 лет назад
Spider-Man is not the only superhero character based in NYC.. most of the popular superhero characters are based in there you got Captain America, Batman (called Gotham for some reason but it is NYC) and many more
@mattfinleylive
@mattfinleylive 5 лет назад
Gotham has long been a nickname for New York. (-Like, 1840's or something..maybe older, maybe even Dutch...)
@kingcookiecutter8137
@kingcookiecutter8137 4 года назад
TheCelticTyger no, he is actually Spoderman.
@Cassxowary
@Cassxowary 4 года назад
*hope everyone who sees this has a nice day and stays safe, and if not, it will get better*
@bobthebuilder2922
@bobthebuilder2922 3 года назад
Hey you too👍... thank you
@paulosojunior
@paulosojunior 4 года назад
In the case of my city, Rio de Janeiro, the pre-colonial fort was also constructed in a different area of where the city really started being build. It was near the Sugar Loaf, but Rio grew from where is the downtown, today.
@BM-xx5vk
@BM-xx5vk 5 лет назад
The reason Wall Street has its name is that was where the fortification wall was during the original settlement.
@ginogeus2970
@ginogeus2970 5 лет назад
Originally called Waalstraat since many street names still had a Dutch meaning. The English didn’t capture the city of “New Amsterdam” the Dutch traded it before any damage could be done to the beautiful city they started.
@Delta-nl7pi
@Delta-nl7pi 5 лет назад
The Waal is a Dutch river. Waalstraat > wallstreet
@Michael_in_Vt
@Michael_in_Vt 5 лет назад
Sorry this is not correct.
@BM-xx5vk
@BM-xx5vk 5 лет назад
@@Michael_in_Vt care to explain or provide citation in any way whatsoever? or do you just go around telling people they're right or wrong as though your opinion is the word of god
@Mybpeterson
@Mybpeterson 5 лет назад
There was indeed a wall there. It was 12 feet tall and was built to keep the natives out of the settlement. ny.curbed.com/2013/5/6/10246784/when-wall-street-was-a-wall-a-1660-map-of-manhattan
@dynamite1647
@dynamite1647 4 года назад
1:17 “The land is the finest for cultivation that I ever in my life set foot upon.” -Henry Hudson 2:37 The Commissioners’ Plan then proceeds to build an entire urban city on top of said fertile land. Great meme
@cleopatravii2385
@cleopatravii2385 4 года назад
Table-Country pinxing Do you know that New York is America’s largest city? And Millions or perhaps Billions of dollars are being made from that city. Think about that, nature loving kid😆😂
@David-lr2vi
@David-lr2vi 4 года назад
Dynamite16. This is the story of nearly every major city in the world. Ironically the most fertile land for farming is permanently locked away under concrete. The people who were the founders of these old cities always had to settle somewhere that they could grow crops reliably as they all had a subsistence existence back at that time and people would congregate where the food was grown. I bet none of them could foresee that all that arable farming land would eventually be encased in concrete with millions of people living on top of it!
@cleopatravii2385
@cleopatravii2385 3 года назад
Table-Country pinxing THRYM Firearms 27 *Hey, don’t cover your stupidness with a simple phrase “It was a joke bro.” Just don’t, stop it.* 😂
@cleopatravii2385
@cleopatravii2385 3 года назад
Table-Country pinxing THRYM Firearms 27 *You only say it now...* *Why did you say “Honestly they should of left it for cultivation” before? Stop trying to cover up dude.*
@bernicchi5349
@bernicchi5349 3 года назад
Сергей Колегов yo chill he obviously was being sarcastic ur just being a twat now
@RubenCastilloGomez
@RubenCastilloGomez 3 года назад
"Dutch traders first settle the region" and the great relentless rythm begins. Fantastic video.
@Skarfp
@Skarfp Год назад
Thrilling, one of the most interesting videos I've seen in ages.
@AneudiD78
@AneudiD78 4 года назад
This is exactly how one feels when playing Sim City or Cities Skyline. Hit pause, then lay the basic foundation of your sewers, electricity and water supplies, then unpause to watch your city grow.
@xofox_studio
@xofox_studio 8 месяцев назад
100th likes
@darkHairedSlavGirl14
@darkHairedSlavGirl14 7 месяцев назад
Oh my God.
@alexrosario6967
@alexrosario6967 5 лет назад
As a Brooklyn born, Brooklyn bred New York native, this was like watching the birth & childhood of my grandfather for the first time. And yes, it brought tears to my eyes. Something incredibly special about this city. Great concept animation, unlike any other.
@MylesZhang
@MylesZhang 5 лет назад
Thank you, Alex!
@madyjules
@madyjules 4 года назад
I second that as another born and bred Brooklynite I was so psyched to see that Canarsie was around since it was all First Nation people!! And did you notice Cortelyou was there too? that’s crazy!
@csumner9134
@csumner9134 Год назад
I want Ken Burns to do a documentary on Brooklyn.
@BeeBee-pl9ly
@BeeBee-pl9ly Год назад
Brooklyn all day! Fuck the hipsters!!
@Weezy10580
@Weezy10580 Год назад
@@csumner9134 I’m sure that cuck would make it all about racism
@bullettube9863
@bullettube9863 3 года назад
It would be interesting to do an animated map of the entire area showing the small villages that existed that today that are now neighborhoods. Broadway was a road leading north from the very beginning and should also be shown. Many villages in what is now Manhattan and the Bronx that formed along this road are now neighborhoods. Brooklyn boasted many small villages and on Long Island farming communities supplied the city with food such as potatoes and wheat, plus, many fishing villages and cattle ranches.
@topherdean1024
@topherdean1024 Год назад
My Father was born in Douglaston in 1923. He died last year, but we listened to stories of him walking through the woods to Alley Pond and the farms. When he was born, the world population was just over one billion, when he died it was nearly 8. Millions of years of evolution to get to one billion and 100 years to make 8 billion.
@ethanverdersa2520
@ethanverdersa2520 Год назад
My home town of Bethpage was originally a farming community for potatoes on Long Island! Now it’s a very wealthy and condensed town! I wish I could move back :(
@bullettube9863
@bullettube9863 Год назад
@@ethanverdersa2520 I had in-laws living in that area until the 1990s, and I remember traveling on the LIE and seeing the fields and chicken and duck farms. I don't think there are any farms on Long Island now until you get past MacArthur airport.
@madans19
@madans19 2 месяца назад
EVOLUTION of New York City 1524 - 2023 | 3D Animation ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-s5V2QfOuze0.html Your wish came true :)
@aifeme
@aifeme 3 года назад
One of my favourite videos on the internet. Myles, thanks for the effort! This is an amazing work, and the music fits just perfectly.
@Rayza82
@Rayza82 4 года назад
crazy how all the neighborhoods that seem real historic in Manhattan, Brooklyn especially. Didn't even exist 1850s-1920.
@thetigerking2613
@thetigerking2613 3 года назад
The oldest parts of the city are covered in skyscrapers. In 2100 people will consider Westchester and Rockland counties to be “the historic part of NYC”
@itsad7194
@itsad7194 3 года назад
Yea, when you compare in France most of the building exist since the middle age
@garlandstrife
@garlandstrife 3 года назад
@@itsad7194 Paris is 90% post-Napoléon.
@itsad7194
@itsad7194 3 года назад
@@garlandstrife bro you know that France isn't only Paris lmfao, there's tons of medieval castle, medieval church in every single town, cathedral etc...
@mrbrainbob5320
@mrbrainbob5320 3 года назад
@@itsad7194 we are taking about cities not cities to countries
@11LK
@11LK 5 лет назад
What a smart minds of the planners of NY way back in 1811.. I mean the grid system.
@grantorino2325
@grantorino2325 5 лет назад
Yeah, and (though it has changed quite a bit, since then) they simply lettered and numbered the thoroughfares, rather than name them after elite, wealthy families!
@bradthompsonuk2011
@bradthompsonuk2011 5 лет назад
That N-S/E-W layout is very common, with one or two major highways or avenues also cutting across at 45 degrees. Euro metro cities like London, Paris, Rome have a similar ring road that surrounds the city. Hopefully, to encourage people to circle the hub and not tie up and traffic jam the city center.(Usually doesn't work...)
@azul8811
@azul8811 5 лет назад
@LK Agreed! The grid system is north of Houston St. What really blows my mind was the foresight to build Central Park... even before the Civil War. Although I live in an another borough, I can't imagine Manhattan without it.
@JamesBrown-godfather
@JamesBrown-godfather 5 лет назад
Some people criticize the grid and think nice curved roads may have been more humanistic and beautiful🤔
@ryhanzfx1641
@ryhanzfx1641 5 лет назад
@@JamesBrown-godfather Curve road takes more space and time
@michaellittlewood3032
@michaellittlewood3032 4 года назад
To live in a world with an absence of a carpeted concrete environment leaves me with a sense of wonderment.
@community1949
@community1949 Год назад
A very beautiful masterpiece and I just love the music.
@scp106a3
@scp106a3 5 лет назад
Imagine if this was made in Cities: Skylines. 2/10 "Too Many Grids"
@Sevenclock
@Sevenclock 5 лет назад
This was exactly my thinking😂
@grahamdelacey5779
@grahamdelacey5779 5 лет назад
imagine this with out TM:PE ! wow.
@6k911Channel
@6k911Channel 5 лет назад
1/10 Uses to many default roads, to much noise pulloution. Like who gives a shit IRL? So what if theres 42 wind turbines outside, silence is a necessary sacrifice! And not even that, tourism specialty too!
@MGstaR17
@MGstaR17 4 года назад
But lots of highways.
@fluffyshabba6423
@fluffyshabba6423 4 года назад
0/10 too much traffic, the citizens are sick because of industry, at least the 4 lane road with trees looks nice though.
@jimmonaghan5745
@jimmonaghan5745 4 года назад
At 0:58 next to Moonache Nj. You'll see a place called Oudwater. The family name aka outwater, have a family burial plot still there. It's a bit hidden and I grew up minutes from there never hearing the name nor the history. I stumbled upon the plot one day while getting gas on route 120. Its between a warehouse and a shell station. It's amazing that it ws never built over considering the ridiculous amount of construction that has occurred in that area. I believe the original settler is buried there having come from the Netherlands and the last to be buried was a ww2 veteran. There's also family that served in the revolution, the great war, civil war. Amazing bit of history all learned from one trip to a gas station.
@mlsss6672
@mlsss6672 4 года назад
Peter Stuyvesant settled land in what was then called Bergen, now Jersey City. Stuvestant's water well is under the pavement on the intersection of Bergen Avenue and Academy Street. My ancestors, the Van Camps, located in Stuvestant's settlement near what is now Garrison Avenue, so named because they had a garrison outpost built there to protect themselves from hostile native tribes. The Van Camps were congregants at the Old Bergen Dutch Reformed Church on Bergen Avenue. It is the oldest congregation in NJ in continuing use today.
@jimmonaghan5745
@jimmonaghan5745 4 года назад
@@mlsss6672 fascinating. We seem to bury a lot of our own history here only to be fascinated by things a world away. And those things are great too. I just wish people were more aware of the struggles and achievements that happened here despite the displacing of people here already which in itself is lost and people equally dont care about that.
@fionnmccueil
@fionnmccueil 4 года назад
I... tracked it down via Google maps! The "Captain John Outwater Cemetery"! It's just south of a Quick Check gas station (March, 2020) at the southwest corner of Commerce and Washington Avenue in Carlstadt, New Jersey! (My wife photographs cemeteries as a very serious hobby, and I'm a fan of stonecarving and old fonts, and we visit New York and the surrounding area from California each fall, and I was compelled to track it down!) Cool!
@orangemac
@orangemac 3 года назад
@@mlsss6672 no hate, but it fascinates me - phrases like 'to protect themselves from hostile natives'. Can't really blame them for being hostile when their land was just stolen. Just an interesting choice of words...
@NEMO-NEMO
@NEMO-NEMO 3 года назад
ML Sss Wasn’t there a Van Camps bakery? I remember as a young woman, these delicious cookies that were boxed in the white and blue delft tiles colors like I saw on my visits to Holland?
@SeamusMartin1
@SeamusMartin1 8 месяцев назад
This video is a work of art. Thank you for all the hard work you put into every aspect of it.
@sierralvx
@sierralvx 3 года назад
It's incredible how the piers and some of the highways extend over the original land. Parts of Manhattan and Brooklyn are just built right on top of the water! Also it's nice to see Manhattan kept it's name that the natives called it.
@Luboman411
@Luboman411 5 лет назад
As a New Yorker who spotted the street where I've lived over the past 5 years--it appears it was first built in 1766--I approve this video! Fascinating! (Every single time I come home from work, and I see the Brooklyn Bridge soaring over the East River as I round the corner to my apartment, I realize just how old my neighborhood is.)
@echotainted9234
@echotainted9234 5 лет назад
My street was built mid 1920's along with the schools.
@angelbuttaro1447
@angelbuttaro1447 5 лет назад
Chicago vs New York which city is better vote here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2e1ojG5f-Cc.html
@scottishgirl8259
@scottishgirl8259 5 лет назад
And all the brilliant minds who contributed to your neighborhood area too, pretty awesome!
@scottishgirl8259
@scottishgirl8259 5 лет назад
Angel Buttaro NY, Boston, Chicago. Everywhere else is where you go if you need something easier.
@mysteriousDSF
@mysteriousDSF 5 лет назад
Luboman you're such an egotistical, ubermensch, fascistic asshole. What will happen to all the worms in the soil? The moles? Tunnels are seriously gonna disturb the natural habitat of vermins and such. You need to lay low on eating meat, dude. Your chakra's are all blocked. You're probably a male, only males speak such bull-issh.
@JenniferTrika
@JenniferTrika 5 лет назад
am i the only one hypnotized by the music?
@KrisWustrow
@KrisWustrow 5 лет назад
Hey. Look up the soundtrack/music to Sim City 4. You'll find similar sounds. :)
@JenniferTrika
@JenniferTrika 5 лет назад
** i'll look it up. Thanks!
@taxivation
@taxivation 4 года назад
No you are not ;)
@charleschauffe4350
@charleschauffe4350 4 года назад
I really liked the music, going to have to track down who did it!
@elled10024
@elled10024 3 года назад
Thank you for your meticulous work. For 20 years now, I have wanted to see a progression of the city like this irl (as opposed to only in my mind). Kudos; and again, thank you!
@franksulka3346
@franksulka3346 2 года назад
This is sensational and very well done. Thank you very much for putting this together.
@FoodStampPhone
@FoodStampPhone 5 лет назад
Excuse me, i have to go play simcity now.
@oleksiiosheka9646
@oleksiiosheka9646 5 лет назад
😂👌👌👌
@FoodStampPhone
@FoodStampPhone 5 лет назад
Cities skylines doesn't feel the same, I grew up on sc4. Both good games, I prefer sc4 tho
@Malfetron
@Malfetron 5 лет назад
"Cities: Skylines," you should've said.
@FoodStampPhone
@FoodStampPhone 5 лет назад
@@Malfetron fuck off
@DaMentePraFora
@DaMentePraFora 4 года назад
João Gabriel Sempre tem o Br chatao
@Dangic23
@Dangic23 5 лет назад
1850....NYC had the same population the entire state of Wyoming has in 2019.
@ObamaFromKenya
@ObamaFromKenya 4 года назад
Star Lord by shit hole you mean the financial capital of the world
@willr.5583
@willr.5583 4 года назад
@@ObamaFromKenya Nah it's London, neo liberal socialist shit city too by the way.
@hypn0298
@hypn0298 4 года назад
Dangic23 Wyoming has a lot of dinosaur fossils.
@antiSnaky
@antiSnaky 4 года назад
@Star Lord agreed
@robrussell5329
@robrussell5329 4 года назад
Yet Wyoming still gets two Senators, and thus possess a gross disproportionate degree of power in choosing judges, as well as other political issues of the day.
@laurentien00
@laurentien00 4 года назад
Actually, the first landing is by a French discoverer who started a little colony called New Angouleme. But the colony did not survive.
@yukongoatslayer7383
@yukongoatslayer7383 3 года назад
Thanks for sharing this mate! It was beautiful and mesmerizing! Great work!
@otaviooliveira9454
@otaviooliveira9454 4 года назад
This is crazy. Less than 2 centuries ago, New York was so small. Things change so fast.
@gipsymelody1268
@gipsymelody1268 2 года назад
because the whole american states is a non natural thing! also there was no antoher countries and any historical things like europe and asia! in antiquity age the peoples live in citites but in the middle age they lived in the farms and every city like rome was empty! in the new world age they had the best solution and technology also big lands what was empty without anything! (of course native amarican tribes but still they was barbaric tribes in the bronze age...)
@m0z188
@m0z188 9 месяцев назад
And at one point it was more dense and urban than it is today.
@babyfartmcgeezax8826
@babyfartmcgeezax8826 5 лет назад
1. Go back in time year 1728 2. Buy all the useless manhattan soil from the settlers for 2 goats. 3. Freeze yourself for 200 years. 4. ??? 5. Profit
@nico.ch029
@nico.ch029 5 лет назад
Lmao wtf with the sliver song
@MM-vs2et
@MM-vs2et 5 лет назад
People would probably think you're dead, and the land will be up for grabs
@gobblenater
@gobblenater 5 лет назад
1. get back to modern era 2. find out they built on the land any way 3. "apparently the guy that bought it for 2 goats disappeared and never paid any property taxes so it was seized." OR 1. get back to modern era 2. nobody could buy the land so all of the businesses and population went somewhere else 3. you now own a large forested area in a new york that no longer has new york city
@spacewurm
@spacewurm 5 лет назад
That would be one long post-freeze pee. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YewcrxOQNvk.html
@regiraver
@regiraver 5 лет назад
@@gobblenater 'Can I please speak to the Property Owner? I'd like to buy their land'. 'Take a number. They'll be back in 200 years'.
@GT_Racer347
@GT_Racer347 4 года назад
That was incredible, absolutely mesmerizing! Thanks!
@onlyoneamong300
@onlyoneamong300 4 года назад
Loved it! Very educational and the birds and the ships in the background made it meditative and melancholic! Thanks for sharing!
@flightofthebumblebee9529
@flightofthebumblebee9529 5 лет назад
Amazing city. When early sailors and settlers sailed into the NY harbor there are journal pages talking about how clear and beautiful the water was and how there were exotic fish and porpoises amd whales. Now there is only toxic sludge.
@mlr4524
@mlr4524 5 лет назад
Truly a heartbreaking loss of nature.
@jeffreylombardo782
@jeffreylombardo782 5 лет назад
Actually, since the Clearwater Revival of the '60's, New Yorks waterways are among the cleanest of any urban area on Earth. Recent news stories, tell of passengers on Staten Island Ferry's (where I live!) observing whales, and even Sharks in the bay! Oh course-this is due to global warming,which forces certain marine life to go where the food is.
@HoboTango
@HoboTango 5 лет назад
@Shufei Iv always imagined Humans to be parasites. Imagine the Universe is an actual living creature and we are microscopic cells inside of that organism. We would be a parasitic disease. For what appears to us as millions of years would be mere seconds for that organism. We are slowly infecting one of its cell ( the earth) and we will soon propagate to other cells. Slowly killing that organism. One day we will see Aliens coming to destroy the humans. They will in fact be his antibody reacting to the disease. Planets by Planets, those antibody will destroy us, until the last living human dies. Or, we will thrive and successfully kill that organism. And then itl be the end of us as well. Our purpose in life achieved. Who was that organism ? What is our name in their world ? Our disease name ? I have a lot of imagination but I imagine this is our purpose in life, I believe we are parasites. But who knows, maybe were not ;-).
@BamberdittoPingpong
@BamberdittoPingpong 5 лет назад
Shufei Yeah, I’m not American, or North American for that matter, but US cities are so bad in my opinion. Highways cutting through cities and other things, also has some of the worst suburbanism in the world. American suburbs are endless and does not blend in with nature at all. Just look at the north-east and see how grey it looks from space from all the urbanism.
@ChatGPT1111
@ChatGPT1111 5 лет назад
HoboTango I think of humans as the manifestation of the universe seeking to understand itself. We have enough diversity of thought and intent to continue to evolve much like we did during the early industrial era into manufacturing and then technology. The percentage of people employed in manufacturing in NYC for example is only about 2% compared with 35% a century ago. Putting major highways underground like they have in Boston and replacing elevated railways with subways is another example. The US now contributes only 13% of the world’s carbon and NYC sized cities are sprouting up every year in China and they are learning from us and from each other. There will always be enough humans on the planet to keep moving forward and continue looking outward.
@bighuge1060
@bighuge1060 4 года назад
I had always wondered why lower Manhattan was laid out in such a different and more confusing manner than the rest of the island. Thank you for posting this video!
@craigusselman546
@craigusselman546 Год назад
NYC has changed Manhattan's shape drastically
@brownie3454
@brownie3454 8 месяцев назад
@@craigusselman546 Manhattan is NYC
@craigusselman546
@craigusselman546 8 месяцев назад
I meant human building has changed it drastically oops
@judykreuter7149
@judykreuter7149 8 месяцев назад
First settlements simply followed the shorelines. Houston Street stopped the patchwork construct -- except for Greenwich Village which always had its own stakeout (until 6th Avenue plowed through). Then the 1811 Plan codified streets 1 to 279, avenues 1 to 12 8:01 . Canals were filled, landfill extended and hills leveled... until they ran out of steam at 125 Street. Fortunately, Harlem is still blessed with rolling hills.
@JonJaques0
@JonJaques0 3 года назад
FYI at 5:47 it's says 1.9 billion riders per day of the subway. The population of Earth in 1940 was 2.3 billion, so unless 80% of the world was flowing thru the NY subway system *per day*, 1.9 million seems a bit more accurate.
@lennystudios3.14
@lennystudios3.14 Год назад
It said per year, which includes people who ride it twice a day for most of the year
@noahp7546
@noahp7546 4 года назад
Love how you used one of my favorite songs, Cities by Maserati, as the background music
@ddd1hhh
@ddd1hhh 4 года назад
Was Central Park really built “out in the middle of nowhere?”
@hlcepeda
@hlcepeda 4 года назад
Ref: WIKI Not quite. The first site proposed was land owned by "wealthy families"; a bill to acquire the land was "invalidated", as one would expect. The final, second site just happened to be occupied by "free black people and Irish immigrants who had developed a property-owning community there since 1825". Rich 1. Poor 0. What a surprise.
@madyjules
@madyjules 4 года назад
Hector Cepeda that’s incredible information thank you (Damn people really suck & they always have & always will, sigh)
@ddd1hhh
@ddd1hhh 4 года назад
Well the video is misleading then, because at one point it shows Central Park as if it’s out in the middle of nowhere...
@bikimbrown1545
@bikimbrown1545 4 года назад
@@ddd1hhh at one time every where was once in tbe middle of no where.
@ddd1hhh
@ddd1hhh 4 года назад
But if you have a tiny town, as this place was back then, why would you build a giant park way out in the middle of nowhere which is obviously not convenient to anybody that lives there... why would they do that?
@almuharrom
@almuharrom 5 лет назад
That’s why I’ll always love New York. Their system is amazing. They planned it since 1811.
@iambagel1792
@iambagel1792 5 лет назад
Al Sandy clearly you don’t know about the gilded age
@jmiquelmb
@jmiquelmb 5 лет назад
@@mistamilk4883 Well, I guess you're talking about those old city centres that were build previous to 1700-1800. You can notice how the oldest New York/Boston streets don't follow much of a pattern either. Generally speaking, European cities are better designed and have superior mobility solutions. LA is basically a 20th century city and it's a failure of city planning. By contrast, cities like Amsterdam are on the top of urban efficiency. There's a historical reason why European old towns are the way they are, and they've been adapted and improved over the years. The US, by contrast, doesn't have much of an excuse for being behind Western Europe or Japan in that regard.
@jmiquelmb
@jmiquelmb 5 лет назад
@@justintyler4693 Somebody has been watching a lot of conservative media lately...
@angelbuttaro1447
@angelbuttaro1447 5 лет назад
@@jmiquelmbWell it's true democrats run cities and turn them rundown.
@kevinhasch3097
@kevinhasch3097 5 лет назад
Hopefully this dickhead mayor won't wreck the city
@kateskeys
@kateskeys 2 года назад
Soundtrack is absolutely perfect. Thanks so much. I’ve watched this many times🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
@mikeesernia4281
@mikeesernia4281 3 года назад
This is incredible. Thank you for sharing this!
@Junokaii
@Junokaii 5 лет назад
I'd love to see videos of this for cities such as Beijing, Dubai, Tokyo, Mumbai, Sao Paulo, etc. What a great video.
@Moribax85
@Moribax85 5 лет назад
Tokyo and Beijing would be particularly interesting for their history as cities, as both are older than all modern countries... Tokyo especially has gone from village, to capital of Japan, to biggest city in the world (the Dai-Tokyo area has over 40 millions inhabitants and a GDP higher than the whole of France)
@lyes215
@lyes215 5 лет назад
@@Moribax85 what is GDP ? Im french so im trying to figure what is bigger than my entire country 😃
@Moribax85
@Moribax85 5 лет назад
@@lyes215 it's Gross Domestic Product, it's a measure of how much money an area makes
@NavidIsANoob
@NavidIsANoob 5 лет назад
@@lyes215 produit national brut
@equaius893
@equaius893 5 лет назад
@@lyes215 this isn't a gdp but their surrender limit
@Nickah37
@Nickah37 5 лет назад
Damn all these Dutch names at the start.. Wallstreet, Broadway, Harlem, Hudson Bay .. just blatant literal translations.
@bradthompsonuk2011
@bradthompsonuk2011 5 лет назад
On my last trip to the North Sea Jazz Fest at Den Haag (The Hague), I made it a point to travel to Haarlem. The architecture throughout Holland is very similar to older houses you see in NY.
@Nickah37
@Nickah37 5 лет назад
@@bradthompsonuk2011 Yeah i guess most of those houses were build around the same time, or at least inspired by :)
@bradthompsonuk2011
@bradthompsonuk2011 5 лет назад
A carry over of the building techniques brought to "New Amsterdam". We're lucky they didn't bring the mode of wearing wooden shoes!
@Evokyr
@Evokyr 5 лет назад
@@bradthompsonuk2011 Only farmers wore those shitty things during those era's luckily...
@bradthompsonuk2011
@bradthompsonuk2011 5 лет назад
Those muddy fields played havoc with leather boots!
@mfreund1000
@mfreund1000 4 года назад
That's a great animation. I really appreciate the sound clips to help picture life in those long ago times.
@BoMwarriorVlog
@BoMwarriorVlog 4 года назад
Beautiful video. 👏👏👍 Thank you for all your time and effort to make it, it's like a historical document & art in one.
@renzo6490
@renzo6490 4 года назад
The greatest idea: Central Park The worst mistake: Robert Moses
@renzo6490
@renzo6490 4 года назад
@Think About it. ...What a vastly different and better New York metropolitan area it would be today if, instead of promoting the use of the automobile, city planners had chosen to do what the wise and more experienced Europeans had done...kept and expanded rail service. But Detroit and the oil industry stepped in and suppressed that idea.
@NEMO-NEMO
@NEMO-NEMO 3 года назад
Think About it. Manhattan was the only place in America that had the potential of keeping its history intact by excluding cars all together on the island and keeping the small parcel of land like Europe developed. All walking and underground train service. This would hv kept the feel of the grandeur of colonial times and we would hv been walking through history, everyday, just like they do in Paris. Moses could hv kept developing parks and beaches but he would hv been forbidden to make highways!
@imaginarystranger1974
@imaginarystranger1974 3 года назад
@Think About it. "Cars were inevitable", you are either blind, or ignorant. Look at Europe.
@imaginarystranger1974
@imaginarystranger1974 3 года назад
@Think About it. What the hell are you talking about?
@imaginarystranger1974
@imaginarystranger1974 3 года назад
@Think About it. Reread your first comment, my reply to it, and then try again. You are obviously confused, because your replies aren't making sense.
@Rocksteady8519
@Rocksteady8519 5 лет назад
Love the sound effects and the quotes you have inserted. Gets some kind of super authentic feeling from watching this. Great job!
@fapmashina1
@fapmashina1 4 года назад
Astonishing! Very illustrating! Congrats on great work!
@houdinididiit
@houdinididiit Год назад
Really well done. My grandfather emigrated from Italy to NYC in 1906 as a boy and eventually built a home up in the north Bronx, when it was the country side... I was told. I've always wondered about the topography. Thanks this was great! Subscribed.
@Anon21486
@Anon21486 5 лет назад
Do you think you can do one for the Boston, Ma area? It will greatly explain why road are the way they are and is fascinating due to all the landfill...
@NewPaulActs17
@NewPaulActs17 4 года назад
Chicago too for me?
@nunyabiznez6381
@nunyabiznez6381 4 года назад
I too would find that interesting. I have researched Boston historic geography and I have to say that it is not possible to understand and fully appreciate the history without knowing how things were laid out in different time periods. For example, during the revolution, the British were stationed in Cambridge and there were no bridges connecting that town with Boston at the time. So when officials called upon the British soldiers to come to their aid in what eventually became the Boston massacre, they had to send a messenger all the way around and then the Soldiers had to march all the way around and that took many hours. It wasn't just a protest that took a few minutes or an hour or two, it was several hours from the time the officials begged for help and the time the help arrived which had an impact on the tensions that led to the Boston massacre. That's just one thing. Every aspect of Boston's involvement in the revolution was impacted by the geography that bears no resemblance to what is there to day. There is a reason the Back Bay is called that. That was an area of all water and swamp. Today you'd hardly know you were driving over a river, especially at night. The evolution of Boston is fascinating and so I agree with you that it would make a great topic for one of these videos.
@ImranSahir1
@ImranSahir1 5 лет назад
This is beautiful. Thank you for your incredible work. NYC is the greatest city mankind has ever built and it's not because some king or queen had a throne over there, not because it glorifies some battles or epics; it's because it represents the basics of human spirits - the will to thrive and make one's self better. It represents the sheer odds that we can cohere as human species no matter where we come from, what language we speak, what religion we follow, what color is our skin of.
@tafatofu6675
@tafatofu6675 3 года назад
This is the 9th time youtube has recommended me this video and yet I still enjoy it everytime.
@mertceylan9099
@mertceylan9099 7 месяцев назад
Great quality of work, informative and amazing visual analysis!
@big_jim_desu
@big_jim_desu 5 лет назад
You forgot 1989: Seinfeld debuts
@G1nn3y
@G1nn3y 4 года назад
👌🏻
@Noorsstickersshop
@Noorsstickersshop 4 года назад
And 1994: FRIENDS debuts
@fryncyaryorvjink2140
@fryncyaryorvjink2140 4 года назад
And the rest was history
@chasbodaniels1744
@chasbodaniels1744 5 лет назад
It took a long time to expand much beyond the early settlement in the Battery area below Wall St. imagine dealing with the weather, crops, wild animals, disease, shelter, getting supplies from Europe. Some hardy people then.
@ryhanzfx1641
@ryhanzfx1641 5 лет назад
@Darrow Au Andromedus Duh, natives wasn't really a serious case in the east coast, NY already "free" from them after some english bought the lands for some couple of bucks
@ganondorf66
@ganondorf66 5 лет назад
And then the English claimed it and changed the name.
@scottishgirl8259
@scottishgirl8259 5 лет назад
There were quarantine facilities as well in the Passaic/Clifton area where farm animals brought on boats with immigrants stayed until deemed disease free. NYC accomplished more in it's 400 years than the other world's settlements/cities have over thousands.
@johndefriee1982
@johndefriee1982 5 лет назад
and no internet no subway !!?? whose idea was it to come on the mayflower anyway??
@scottishgirl8259
@scottishgirl8259 5 лет назад
John De Friee someone with a giant set!
@soulinscribed7887
@soulinscribed7887 3 года назад
Excellent video Myles! (I think I was slipping into a trance with the music 😆) Exceptional work!
@judykreuter7149
@judykreuter7149 8 месяцев назад
Beautifully done. I always find the history of my home town fascinating. For good and bad, there's no place like it.
@artisticbuilding6852
@artisticbuilding6852 5 лет назад
So beautiful. Really an amazing, fascinating, captivating, trendsetting, and especially innovative city
@tommypetraglia4688
@tommypetraglia4688 5 лет назад
I grew up there and always yearned to have seen the land in the raw before it was scraped and filled to lsy the city grid. Woodlands with wildlife streams ponds and lake and a harbor and river witb species of fish and oysters the sizeof dinner plates What good is a city that destroys everything natural and brings its people to an early death
@scheichajev
@scheichajev 5 лет назад
I guess the youtube-algorithm noticed that other people with similar internet behavior looked this video up and therefore recommended it to you before you do as well.
@bhagawatchapagain9782
@bhagawatchapagain9782 5 лет назад
That's a lot of adjectives
@11uja
@11uja 4 года назад
@@n3wbury physically
@mirage3rd
@mirage3rd 5 лет назад
Before being New Amsterdam, the place had be named Nouvelle Angoulême by Verrazano which headed the 1524 French expedition
@johngraves6878
@johngraves6878 Год назад
Very nice work. The delightful music really nails it!
@ren4issance-754
@ren4issance-754 4 года назад
**Goes from 1969 to 2010** Me: wait wut?
@CarlaMcCarthyPomegranate96
@CarlaMcCarthyPomegranate96 3 года назад
That's what I was thinking. Skipped a whole bunch of years! I was all super curious about what happened.
@jasperthe3393
@jasperthe3393 3 года назад
@@CarlaMcCarthyPomegranate96 The city kind of stagnated, and it's predicted to lose population the next decade.
@knockshinnoch1950
@knockshinnoch1950 5 лет назад
A beautifully stylish visual presentation that clearly illustrates the growth of NYC.
@grumpysorc3744
@grumpysorc3744 4 года назад
Suddenly remembered this scene from Gangs of New York: Bill : You. Whatever your name is... what is your name? Amsterdam Vallon : Amsterdam, sir. Bill : Amsterdam... I'm New York.
@METALFACEDOOMXXXX
@METALFACEDOOMXXXX 4 года назад
Love that movie.🗽
@welfaiewfb8802
@welfaiewfb8802 3 года назад
remember when the ships shot cannons at Leo's neighborhood during the riots? Imagine if that happened now LOL
@Khloe_dancer_model
@Khloe_dancer_model 3 года назад
That movie is SOO GOOD! And with this video makes even MORE sense ❤️❤️❤️.It helps to connect dots.
@29subhra
@29subhra 3 года назад
Yeah also the last scene shows new york skyline changing over the years best scene.
@LightningWing11
@LightningWing11 Год назад
I’ve always imagined a video like this, well done
@IamGenoBlack
@IamGenoBlack 10 месяцев назад
Phenomenal job on this. Really interesting great use of sound and visuals. Greatest city of earth. Center of everything.
@mwdca7810
@mwdca7810 4 года назад
Any connection to the energy of NYC is wonderful....those born there, grow up there or live there are so fortunate. The city and surrounding areas are a wonderful, strong beating heart for humanity. Every visit, I feel invigorated and happy...its a unique place.
@NIGHTMARE8877
@NIGHTMARE8877 Год назад
Until a black dude from harlem robs you
@ke6nber
@ke6nber 5 лет назад
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Informative, interesting, fascinating, and very relaxing all at the same time . Kudos and well done!
@angru5oklok
@angru5oklok 3 года назад
Great music! It really fits and builds perfectly!
@john.wick1
@john.wick1 4 года назад
That was an amazing video! Thank you.
@ChrisBryantVideo
@ChrisBryantVideo 4 года назад
That was absolutely mesmerizing to watch. Awesome work!
@cant144
@cant144 4 года назад
Could I begin life again, knowing what I now know, and had money to invest, I would buy every foot of land on the Island of Manhattan. John Jacob Astor, May 4, 1834, aged 71.
@misterspray7323
@misterspray7323 4 года назад
For twenty four dollars worth of junk jewlery.
@chasbodaniels1744
@chasbodaniels1744 3 года назад
Astor had plenty of wealth, and had already exploited the working class to obtain it.
@stephenjones7844
@stephenjones7844 3 года назад
@@misterspray7323 who was the appraiser?
@resin807
@resin807 3 года назад
Hindsight is money money
@dennisminner9997
@dennisminner9997 3 года назад
@@misterspray7323 Nope, the Dutch paid the Lenape people/indians, 60 guilders for it, $33.24...
@elisabettat4632
@elisabettat4632 2 года назад
I watched this video today. It made me emotional, really very well made, imo. Bravo!
@kulturfreund6631
@kulturfreund6631 3 года назад
Great animation. Very pleasant music and sounds. Impressive the giddy growth of this city.
@jcb5782
@jcb5782 5 лет назад
I, a Dutchman, can’t help but be proud of my ancestors for taking a chance at establishing this settlement in the New World. Little did they know it would become one of the most influential cities in the world. Well, they did name it after an influential city in their time. A hint to what’s to come maybe?
@rexdilligam6261
@rexdilligam6261 5 лет назад
JCB but how can you be proud of they were here not in Dutch land anymore
@ECMalcolm
@ECMalcolm 5 лет назад
@@rexdilligam6261 Well it started out as a Dutch settlement so I'll let him have this one.
@rexdilligam6261
@rexdilligam6261 5 лет назад
True he can be proud of his roots but ancestors might be a far stretch as most of those Dutch stayed there and became quite on quote “Americans”
@ryhanzfx1641
@ryhanzfx1641 5 лет назад
@@rexdilligam6261 Most of New Yorkers in certain areas are actually from Dutch descent, you can see their names are pretty un-saxon for American standard They still retain their roots
@Truffles413
@Truffles413 5 лет назад
Still have many streets and areas in the city with Dutch names. Pretty awesome legacy. Harlem in northern Manhattan, Amsterdam Avenue that runs down Manhattan, Cortlandt Street, New Utrecht in Brooklyn, The Bronx is named after Jonas Bronck, a Dutch farmer/landowner, Coney Island is the English version of rabbit island in Dutch, Spuyten Duyvil an area in the Bronx, etc. I could go on and on. But the Dutch have certainly had a lasting impact.
@dvchel
@dvchel 5 лет назад
0:58 On the right side of the map is the town of Heemstede. My Grandmother was born in Heemstede, although in the Netherlands of course and not the USA.
@jaymac27x10
@jaymac27x10 5 лет назад
Haha that’s cool man, it’s now spelled Hempstead here in NY
@stefaniefournier4117
@stefaniefournier4117 3 года назад
Wow great work, beautiful presentation!
@teemuvahanen
@teemuvahanen 4 года назад
This was a great video. Excellent job
@AsgardStudios
@AsgardStudios 4 года назад
Brilliant film, Miles! One of the best things I’ve seen on RU-vid in ages. Entertainment + Education = #Winner
@KewhoMin
@KewhoMin 5 лет назад
I couldn't take me eyes from the video! It's amazing to see just how wide New York City spread. And it all started from the tip of Manhattan. Thanks for sharing!
@limeykl
@limeykl 4 года назад
Amazing and love the music. Thanks;)
@hanshihlinn
@hanshihlinn 4 года назад
Thank you for sharing. This video is very beautiful.
@HBC101TVStudios
@HBC101TVStudios 5 лет назад
2019: current NYC map 2050: *RIP upstate NY*
@shabeki
@shabeki 5 лет назад
Upstate NY had been dead for decades, since manufacturing slowly declined. Now much of it is home to meth labs and cults.
@HBC101TVStudios
@HBC101TVStudios 5 лет назад
@@shabeki the Upstate is also home to Dixie sympathizers, white supremacists, Republicans (lots of them) and Gypsies - *mostly concentrated in Saratoga Springs and Schenectady* (the exceptions being Albany though). Theoretically anything west of Buffalo is as mid-west as Chicago and Detroit / St. Pauls while anything north of Albany is basically Canada.
@shabeki
@shabeki 5 лет назад
@@HBC101TVStudios Binghamton and Ithaca seem to be run by hippies, and the area around it is pretty deep red. I had a lot of fun there in college.
@PeruvianPotato
@PeruvianPotato 4 года назад
@@shabeki I found where I want to go
@Bobelponge123
@Bobelponge123 4 года назад
HBC 101 what’s wrong with Republicans
@rafaelfleitas5038
@rafaelfleitas5038 5 лет назад
How great it was for me to watch how my favourite city evolved. Between 1964 and 1970, I was part of it and it was a beautiful part of my life. Congratulations Myles Zhang and thank you.
@fapmashina1
@fapmashina1 4 года назад
Amazing work about amazing city! Well done! 👍👍👍
@rollydoucet8909
@rollydoucet8909 2 года назад
Fascinating lesson in the history of a great city. Thank you.
@Tom0000
@Tom0000 4 года назад
1:30 This reminds me of Civilization games
@seamuspink9098
@seamuspink9098 5 лет назад
4:53 -Square miles -Alright then keep your secrets
@benheinz8817
@benheinz8817 5 лет назад
You silly commie imperialist freedom-hating bastard.
@Stinoco
@Stinoco 4 года назад
Ben Heinz why commie?
@spiderduckpig
@spiderduckpig 4 года назад
What do you mean you don’t measure in square burgers?
@MrBloxy-wz1zb
@MrBloxy-wz1zb 4 года назад
@@benheinz8817 You need your meds...
@Azknowledgethirsty
@Azknowledgethirsty 4 года назад
@Fmono • 39 years ago • edited because it's stupid that America is the only country in the world that uses these units, you're only 4% of the world population and another 1% doesn't use metric, the other 95% does You're right, this should be in American units, but America should use metric
@parkypark22
@parkypark22 3 года назад
Wow this is a really awesome and informative video!
@tapuout101
@tapuout101 3 года назад
Great job with the overview of history.
@neonflashsparkotron5435
@neonflashsparkotron5435 5 лет назад
Awesome video!!! Love it
@TheMickaelD
@TheMickaelD 4 года назад
Tremendous work, i can’t imagine how many hours it took!
@johannesnicolaas
@johannesnicolaas 7 месяцев назад
I looked for weeks on RU-vid for this. Thank you very, very much! (a dutch historian)
@Awakeningspirit20
@Awakeningspirit20 5 лет назад
Absolutely beautiful work! New York truly is America's city, so much of the population's ancestors came through it. I'd love to see one done for Chicago, since that's where my family came from. Other ideas for interesting cities would be Boston, Pittsburg, New Orleans, Orlando, Los Angeles, San Francisco. Incredible about those cities is that they changed rulers once or even several times, just like New York!
@shaungiovanni6527
@shaungiovanni6527 5 лет назад
Pittsburgh? Who gives a fuck about Pittsburgh
@noflexzone2.055
@noflexzone2.055 5 лет назад
@@shaungiovanni6527 ikr?
@marka.graffakasnakebitenat3736
What about Houston?
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