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Title	N Train, The
Country	United States
Geographic Location	New York New York City
Photographer	Britt Fluth
Program	New York Center for Art and Media Studies (NYCAMS)
Contest Category	People
Description/Reflection	A typical day of navigating the New York City subway system. As the fifth busiest subway system in the world, navigating the New York City subway system is considered a major part of adapting to life in the city. With over 468 stations, hours are spent staring at maps, asking for directions, and running in between trains. Over a million of exhausted bodies swipe their MTA cards daily and make their way in and out of turnstiles in the early morning and late into the night. Here, a family navigates their journey at the Queensboro Plaza stop in Long Island City. While waiting for the train, they map out their different stops and transfers along the way.
Term of Study Abroad	2010 Fall
Award Date	2011-04-14
Subject	Subways Maps Families Children
Bethel Affiliation	Student
Photo Scene	General view Group
Resource Type	image/still image
Format	image/jpeg
Copyright Statement	Images and metadata in the Bethel University Study Abroad Collection are provided with permission by the Office of Off-Campus Programs/International Studies. Content for this collection is licensed under a Creative Commons license 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/) for attributed, non-commercial, non-derivative works. Any exceptions to this must be approved by Holly Pierson at holly-pierson@bethel.edu.
Publisher	Bethel University Digital Library
Source	Office of Off-Campus Programs/International Studies
Language	English
Filename	2011sFluBNtr.jpg
Geographic Coordinates	40.7000, -74.0000

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