New York's Sixth: City Waterfalls Visible from Waterfront

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Monday, June 30, 2008

City Waterfalls Visible from Waterfront

New York City Waterfalls visible from the Jersey City Waterfront in Paulus Hook

Waterfalls installed in New York City's East River were turned on last week, just in time to compliment the Independence Day Fireworks Show. The Governor's Island installation is visible from Jersey City's waterfront. The waterfalls, the brainchild of artist Olafur Eliasson cost more than $15 million and will be on display through the middle of October.

Below, the distant waterfall is highlighted off the tip of lower Manhattan. The picture was taken from the waterfront walkway at the base of the Goldman Sachs Tower.

Another viewing location in Jersey City is from the Hyatt Pier.

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