It is neither. Staten Island is a borough and a county.
Staten Island is one of the five boroughs of New York City (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island).
Each of New York City's boroughs is also a county: Staten Island is Richmond County, Manhattan is New York County, Brooklyn is Kings County, Queens is Queens County, and the Bronx is Bronx County.
In terms of area: The land area of Staten Island is 58.48 square miles. The water area of Staten Island is 44.02 square miles. The total area of Staten Island is 102.5 square miles.
Staten Island, New York's area is 102.5 square miles.
there both related because their both cities
914 serves Westchester County. Staten Island is served by 718, 917, 347, and 929.
Simply put, an urban area is a city or town of densely populated area. A suburb is the surrounding area of homes outside of the city or town. Outside of the suburban area is a rural area which is generally country that is sparsely populated.
Queens is the largest, followed by Staten Island, Brooklyn, The Bronx, and Manhattan is the smallest. Sometimes Brooklyn is listed as the second-largest borough and Staten Island the third-largest. This is because, while Staten Island has a greater total area than Brooklyn, it has a lot more square miles/kilometers of water, so its land area is smaller than that of Brooklyn. But by total area Staten Island is the second-largest.
Queens is the largest borough, followed by Staten Island, Brooklyn, The Bronx, and Manhattan is the smallest. Note that the Wikipedia entry for New York City says that Brooklyn is the 2nd largest borough, and Staten Island is the 3rd largest. That is because the land area of Brooklyn -- minus bodies of water -- is larger than the land area of Staten Island, minus bodies of water. If we go by total area -- including both land and water -- Staten Island is larger than Brooklyn.
No, Staten Island (officially known as Richmond County) is part of New York City. It is one of the five boroughs of New York City: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island. The five boroughs consolidated into one city -- New York City -- in 1898.
Pequannock, New Jersey, is a small suburb outside Trenton, so yes, he was.
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If you look on Google Earth you will see that the area designated as the City Landfill for Staten Island doesn't have the number of buildings that are on the rest of the island. It doesn't look like a landfill and there are even golf courses next to it.
The area of Joondalup - suburb - is 11.8 square kilometers.