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Yeah that's totally unambiguous for NYC, so I'm sure it would. I imagine they'd really prefer if you also included the ZIP. An annoyance in NYC is people not i
by 1-more 4y ago
Yeah that's totally unambiguous for NYC, so I'm sure it would. I imagine they'd really prefer if you also included the ZIP.
An annoyance in NYC is people not in Manhattan giving their address as NY, NY. A lot of street names repeat in other boroughs so you do in fact need to specify that that address is in Brooklyn if it's there. Queens is even more complicated since street names are not unique within the borough so you should use the "town"/municipality name (e.g. Ridgewood, Astoria, Long Island City (of which Astoria is a part so you can kinda use that for Astoria without problems in my experience)) when mailing there, not Queens.
- lxgr 4y agoA ZIP code (even just the 5-digit one) should disambiguate all of that though, right?
- 1-more 4y agoYeah the city and state can be left off without any loss in precision if you include a ZIP. NYC has tiny ZIP code areas. Famously a few big buildings have their own, such as the Empire State Building (10018). Here's a list: https://convene.com/catalyst/office/buildings-new-york-city-own-zip-code/ https://convene.com/catalyst/office/buildings-new-york-city-...