`  == Districts ==  Chilly afternoon yesterday but I pedalled over Triboro Bridge, got chased off from trying to photograph its headquarters, met a cute young couple high over Hell Gate, bagged an Acela on Hell Gate Bridge and a Seastreak boat coming out from under it, and descended to snap Bohemian Hall, a Greek Cathedral, the terminal of the Astoria BMT Line, and a street clock on Steinway Street.  At the former Paramount Studio the camera got so cold its batteries started failing, but the pic probably came out and I returned on Queensboro Bridge to warmth.    Yes, my idea to merely halve the NRHP Manhattan articles was a poor one.  Community Boards are probably the best division.  On the other hand the big advantage of the Guide to New York City Landmarks scheme is, I've got the book, so it would be easy for me.  But, it's only the scheme adopted for the book; no telling what the future would hold while the CBs are stable.  Anyway the list of maps with page numbers is as follows:  ===Maps in guidebook=== *Oveview map 4 *1 - Financial District, Battery Park 5 *2 - Civic Center, Tribeca 20 *3 - Soho, Little Italy 38 *4 - Bowery, Chinatown, Lower East Side  44 *5 - West Village - 50 *4 - East Village - 59 ``4`` is presumably a typo in the book *7 - Chelsea - 70 *8 - Ladies' Mile, Gramercy Park - 73 *9 - Theater District - 89 *10 - Midtown East:Murray Hill, Tudor City - 97 *11 -Rockefeller Center East to Turtle Bay - 111 *12 - Midtown West, 50th Street to 60th Street - 122 *13 - Upper West Side, South of 83rd Street - 131 * Central Park - 133 *14 - Upper West Side, North of 83d Street - 144 *15 - Upper East Side, South of 76th Street - 152 *16 - Upper East Side, 76th Street to 94th Street - 170 *17 - Upper East Side and East Harlem, 94th Street to 106th Street - 185 *18 - Morningside Heights, Harlem, Sugar Hill - 188 *19 - Washingtone Heights, Inwood - 209  The Chelsea map only has six points and one district; Central Park has no points and about ten districts; the rest have a dozen to maybe thirty points each and up to half a dozen districts.  Subtract the page numbers for a suggestion of how large the sections are, though some are larger because of pictures or lengthy discriptions of districts, or other considerations.  Oof, I don't see as easy a way to assign CBs correctly unless there's some way to overlay them on a map since, for example, about as many CBs straddle Fifth Avenue, the boundary of East and West numbered streets, as use it as a border.  Without coordinates, hmm; probably it will be very slow going until we get coordinates.  Anyway tonight's big job is to review my backlog of unprocessed pix for retouch and upload.    `