Brooklyn (or Kings County) is one of the five boroughs of New York City. And it is large. It has the largest population divided into many neighborhoods. So what are the different Brooklyn neighborhoods? Find out in this video and we cover the entire map of Brooklyn, NYC.

00:00 Intro
01:30 Brooklyn Overview
02:53 Northern Brooklyn
03:42 Northwestern Brooklyn
05:34 Central Brooklyn
06:20 Southwestern Brooklyn
08:05 Southern Brooklyn
09:49 Eastern Brooklyn

BROOKLYN NEIGHBORHOODS:

Northern Brooklyn:
- Greenpoint
- Williamsburg
- East Williamsburg
- Bushwick
- Bedford-Stuyvesant / Bed-Stuy

Northwestern Brooklyn:
- Downtown Brooklyn
- DUMBO
- Brooklyn Heights
- Cobble Hill
- Carroll Gardens
- Boerum Hill
- Forte Greene
- Brooklyn Navy Yard
- Clinton Hill
- Prospect Heights
- Park Slope
- South Slope
- Gowanus
- Red Hook

Southwestern Brooklyn:
- Greenwood Heights
- Sunset Park (with Industrial City)
- Bay Ridge
- Dyker Heights
- Fort Hamilton
- Bath Beach
- Bensonhurst
- Borough Park

Central Brooklyn:
- Crown Heights
- Prospect Lefferts Garden
- Flatbush
- Kensington
- Windsor Terrace
- East Flatbush

Eastern Brooklyn:
- Cypress Hills
- Brownsville
- East New York
- Canarsie

Southern Brooklyn:
- Coney Island
- Seagate
- Brighton Beach
- Manhattan Beach
- Plumb Beach / Plum Beach
- Gerritsen Beach
- Barren Island
- Mill Basin
- Bergen Beach
- Flatlands
- Marble Park
- Midwood
- Sheepshead Bay
- Gravesend

Chef-owner Hiroki Odo crafts high-quality patties made with 100% wagyu beef at NYC's Hall. Operating alongside his two-Michelin-starred kaiseki restaurant, Odo and his team infuse Japanese flavors in the classic American burger. The menu features standout options like the signature A5 wagyu burger and a luxurious foie gras burger topped with sansho-infused soy sauce and Kewpie mayonnaise.

In this video, we will talk about why NYC is building elevated trains, again. Note: The IBX is half el, half open cut. Especially in the northern section, where the IBX would need multiple elevated sections.