[Aerial photograph, flying northwest along west side of lower Manhattan, 09/15/2001]

Aerial photograph, no. 8 in a sequence, taken by plane flying across lower Manhattan northwest along west side of lower Manhattan a few days after the September 11 terrorist attack upon the World Trade Center, on September 15, 2001. On this date, parts of the site were still on fire.

TriBeCa. As of 15 September, most of the neighborhood lacked electric power and landline telephone service as a result of the attack. Many residents were displaced for several days afterward.

The roundabout at top center is actually the end of the Holland Tunnel's exit ramp. Note the absence of traffic: immediately after the attack, only emergency vehicles were permitted to enter Manhattan via the tunnel.
Identifier
NYSA_B1920-04_20010915_171535_006008
Date Original
September 15 2001
Contributor
Earthdata (Firm)
Language
English
Source
New York State Archives. New York (State). Office for Technology. World Trade Center geospatial data, 2001. Series B1920-04, Folder 20010915_171535, Image 006008.
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Geographic Locations

Manhattan