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One of the most exciting ways to visit New York City is on the water: a full island circle tour on a beautiful morning and a Waterfalls tour on a covered and windy afternoon. 

During the full circle tour we found out that four of New York City's five boroughs are islands. Test your geographical knowledge: which is the only one situated primarily on the mainland? You will find the answer at the end of the page. 

Outside of the World Heritage site
                                  The New Jersey City skyline
                                  The Manhattan Island skyline ...
                                        ... and 2 days later
                                      Entering the East River
                      The Brooklyn Bridge Waterfall
                                          The Brooklyn Bridge           
                                        The Financial District
      All kinds of buildings even on the tinest spot
                                        The Pier 35 Waterfall
                                     The Empire State Building
           Midtown skyline with the Chrysler Building in the upper right
                             Typical Manhattan midtown waterfront
   Answer to the question which of NYC's boroughs is not an island: The Bronx