East Harlem
United States
East Harlem links to 2609 other places across 23 topics through 243 Bunkabop connections, with threads running through music, film, literature, and art. The neighborhood shares the deepest overlap with Harlem and New York City, and strong ties to Manhattan and Brooklyn. Once called Italian Harlem after settlers arrived from Salerno in 1878, it was the first part of Manhattan known as Little Italy. Three bridges, Willis Avenue, Third Avenue, and Madison Avenue, carry traffic across to the Bronx. Rapper Black Rob grew up here.
Black Rob
Connects East Harlem to: Harlem
Third Avenue Bridge (New York City)
Connects East Harlem to: Harlem | Mott Haven, Bronx
Willis Avenue Bridge
Connects East Harlem to: Harlem | Mott Haven, Bronx
96th Street (Manhattan)
Connects East Harlem to: Upper East Side | Isaacs Houses
Madison Avenue Bridge
Connects East Harlem to: Harlem | Mott Haven, Bronx
Black Entertainment Television
Connects East Harlem to: Missouri City, Texas | Virginia–Highland | Greeleyville, South Carolina
Susan L. Taylor
Connects East Harlem to: New York City, New York | Harlem
Little Italy, Manhattan
Connects East Harlem to: Manhattan, New York | Greenwich Village | Chinatown, Manhattan
The Bobbettes
Connects East Harlem to: New York City, New York | Harlem
Eddie Marrero
Connects East Harlem to: Manhattan, New York | Harlem
Willie Perdomo
Connects East Harlem to: New York City, New York | Harlem | Exeter, England
Bodega Bamz
Connects East Harlem to: Manhattan, New York | Harlem | Dominican Republic | Flatbush