- and its ZIP Code is 10465.
Throggs Neck is
patrolled by the 45th
Precinct of the New York City
Police Department.
Throggs Neck is a
narrow spit of land...
-
bridge between Throggs Neck and
Queens date to a 1932
study by
engineer J.
Franklin Perrine. However, he
discarded the
proposed Throggs Neck-to-Queens...
-
Bronx with
Queens and Long Island. I-695
begins at exit 10 on I-295 in the
Throggs Neck
section of the Bronx.
Southeast of the intersection, the
Throgs Neck...
-
extends for 18.71
miles (30.11 km) from the
Bruckner Interchange in the
Throggs Neck
section of the
Bronx to the New York–Connecticut
state line at Rye...
- Bill and McNamara, John.
Throggs Neck
Memories (1993) Twomey, Bill and McNamara, John.
Images of
America Series:
Throggs Neck-Pelham Bay (1998) Twomey...
- is
known for its affluence,
large mansions, and
proximity to amenities.
Throggs Neck has a
bridge named for it and the
neighborhood is
known for waterfront...
- line
between River Park
Towers in
Morris Heights and the
neighborhood of
Throggs Neck,
running primarily along Burnside Avenue, East 180th
Street and East...
-
American healthcare professional and
politician from the
neighborhood of
Throggs Neck in The Bronx, New York.
Marmorato was
elected as the
first Republican...
- Park,
Morris Park, Parkchester,
Pelham Bay,
Pelham Parkway, Soundview,
Throggs Neck, Van Nest, Wakefield,
Westchester Square, and Williamsbridge. The...
- In an Italian-American
neighborhood in the
Bronx (likely
Morris Park,
Throggs Neck, or
Pelham Bay),
hairdresser Vinny and his
pretty wife
Dionna go disco...
