Most definitely. It is an area in southern Queens and can be reached on the E, F, J and Z trains. It is traditionally a very black neighborhood for the most part but in recent years has developed a large Carribean, mostly Guyanese population. Although it is largely a lower middle class (and worse ) area there is a very Affluent section called Jamaica Estates, which is by St. John's University.
The Knicks have super historic previous and super Legends like Patrick Ewing, Willis Reed, Clyde Frazier, Earl The Pearl, Bernard King, and alot extra. all of them performed with heart and delight. even even with the indisputable fact that they gained 2 championships they have a historic Franchise.
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Most definitely. It is an area in southern Queens and can be reached on the E, F, J and Z trains. It is traditionally a very black neighborhood for the most part but in recent years has developed a large Carribean, mostly Guyanese population. Although it is largely a lower middle class (and worse ) area there is a very Affluent section called Jamaica Estates, which is by St. John's University.
Yes, my friend, it is part of New York City. Its a section of the Borough of Queens, NY.
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yes, Jamaica is in the borough of Queens, which is part of NYC.
The Knicks have super historic previous and super Legends like Patrick Ewing, Willis Reed, Clyde Frazier, Earl The Pearl, Bernard King, and alot extra. all of them performed with heart and delight. even even with the indisputable fact that they gained 2 championships they have a historic Franchise.
yes indeed, it is in Queens NY, which is one of the five boroughs
jamaica is queens