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It's a ghost town out there.
With many NYC companies asking employees to work from home and with venues and museums close up over coronavirus fears, the city's streets, subways and transportation hubs are creepily empty.
Take a look at some of our most-traveled spaces that are now eerily quiet.
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Rockaway Park
Central Park
West Side Highway
Avenue of the Americas
Lexington Avenue
Times Square
Dumbo's Manhattan Bridge Instagram spot
holy crap you know it’s bad when the instagram street is empty pic.twitter.com/pmJkfdpbtS
— David Mack (@davidmackau) March 17, 2020
Union Square Subway Station
Union Square Station on March 12, 2020 at 11:45am #ghosttown #shutdownNYC pic.twitter.com/NnXhVRLr1q
— Maru Segovia (@marusegovia) March 15, 2020
Times Square
New York Public Library
#ghosttown #NYC #library #emptystreets pic.twitter.com/LzpAgbqWxi
— Luis D. (@LuisD018) March 18, 2020
Penn Station
Perspectives NYC Trash cans on Penn Station platforms usually don’t catch my attention, but these did. #NYC #trains #cityscape pic.twitter.com/gbiPiK2sN4
— johnswan (@johnswan) March 18, 2020
Oculus
Chinatown
Madison Square Park
Grand Central Terminal
Times Square
Port Authority
View this post on InstagramCoronavirus rush hour Port Authority 😷@panynj #coronavirusnyc @cbsnews @cnn @nbcnews
Queensbridge Plaza Subway Station
Queensbridge Plaza station eerily empty pic.twitter.com/aLT5YFFEWu
— Jeanmarie Evelly (@JeanmarieEvelly) March 13, 2020
Subways
Not so rush hour in nyc pic.twitter.com/DTUA7u7JJ3
— Kara Swisher (@karaswisher) March 12, 2020