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Asian buildings abound in this neighborhood, and many stray dogs roam these streets, through the ally ways and in the Chinese shops.

The huge park is now overgrown with weeds and the animals who once inhabited Central Park Zoo now roam free, making it dangerous and a source of prey at the same time.

The Meatpacking District is basically self-explanatory. While there was a movement to spruce it up, many abandoned slaughterhouses just remain... and who knows who's lurking in them?

Large, and devoid of much life, this cemetery is home to Brooklyn's Pack; The Bones Gang. Albert Anastasia's, a famous mobster's, grave is near the pack's headquarters.

Sun, surf, sand... Russian Ghettos. Brighton Beach has it all! Good place to catch some fish if you're lucky.

The Brooklyn Bridge. One of the few bridges that survived the bombing, though not without a lot a damage. It can be dangerous in the winter, as bits of it crumble away with the ice.

There are many subways in New York city, all abandoned and run down, but the pack of dogs called the Metro Underground have called it their home. Twelve routes traverse Queens in total.

Miraculously still standing, this large abandoned building has become not only the home of dogs but many other creatures.

Cutting right through the borough, Newtown Creek is the perfect place for a dip!

Part of the South Bronx, untended grass grows wild in the old stadium, and a pack called the Diamond Dawgs have made it their new home.

Separating the east and west sides is the Eastchester Bay. Small game can sometimes be found here.

One of the city's largest cemeteries, it is not a place you want to run into a group of strange dogs at night.

The landfill takes its almost morbid name from tidal straights (Arthur Kill and Kill Van Kull) that separate it from New Jersey. Ever since the bomb, the fires made way for plant life to finally grow atop as planned, making it the home of the pack the Van Kull Killers.

Once a picturesque symbol of America, the Statute of Liberty is now charred and in pieces on the ground.

Located at the mouth of the Hudson River, Ellis Island was an entry for immigrants into the U.S., until it was turned into a monument. A monument no longer, it is now in ruins.