Station Location Chart

[FireRescueMan343 31]

I Use To Have That I Bought In The Glanco GTL Catalog That Is No Longer Around. A Unit/Station Location Chart Of The F.D.N.Y. Can Anyone Tell Me Where I Can Pick Up Another One

[sfrd18 360]

Is this what you're looking for?

http://www.thebravest.com/General_Information/FDNY_Unit_Location_Chart.htm

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Manhattan

Staten Island

Queens

Brooklyn

Bronx

These are Google Earth files that are pretty cool. It gives Station Locations, Boxes, Link to 10 codes, and a link to dispatching guidelines for the city.

[sfrd18 360]

Awesome! The map may be a few years old, however, as it shows Manhattan Engine 36 still in service and Engine 15 at it's Henry St. quarters prior to it's move into Ladder 18 and Battalion 4's quarters. I've never seen a map of the Boxes. Quick question, does anyone know if the first numbers of the boxes match up with the Battalions that the boxes are in? I could be wrong, but they seem to be on the map.

Edited March 16, 2012 by sfrd18

[FireRescueMan343 31]

Is this what you're looking for?

http://www.thebravest.com/General_Information/FDNY_Unit_Location_Chart.htm

Yes Thanks

[Pagers 197]

Awesome! The map may be a few years old, however, as it shows Manhattan Engine 36 still in service and Engine 15 at it's Henry St. quarters prior to it's move into Ladder 18 and Battalion 4's quarters. I've never seen a map of the Boxes. Quick question, does anyone know if the first numbers of the boxes match up with the Battalions that the boxes are in? I could be wrong, but they seem to be on the map.

Yea the Map and Chart is not up to date. Map and chart still has L114 by itself and not with E201 and B40

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FDNewYork,com has a great site containing Runs per apparatus, top 10, box look-up, firehouse locations,etc, etc, etc...!

[FD347 21]

Quick question, does anyone know if the first numbers of the boxes match up with the Battalions that the boxes are in? I could be wrong, but they seem to be on the map.

It is only a coincidence that some box numbers align with the first due battalion.

The boxes were installed when NYC was comprised of only Manhattan and Bronx. They started at the Battery and continued north to the City line, leaving only a few box numbers in reserve for future expansion. (The last street box in Manhattan is 1888 and the first in Da Bronx is 2103. Since then the 1900 series were installed on Welfare/Roosevelt and Ward's/Randall's Island. The 2000 series boxes are in Battery Park City.)

This is why there are no duplicate box numbers between the 2 boroughs and why they had the same borough prefix in the days of telegraph.