NYC’s Street Trees
The New York City Street Tree Map brings New York City’s urban forest to your fingertips.
For the first time, you have access to information about every street tree in New York City. Learn about the trees that make up our city’s urban forest, mark trees as favorites and share them with your friends, and record and share all of your caretaking and tree stewardship activities.
Citywide Statistics
692,892
Trees on Map24,647
Activities Reported6,566
Trees Favorited233
Tree Species on MapMost Common Species
85,450 trees, 12% of trees on the map
Recent Tree Care Activities
- Apr 8, 2020 The Japanese Pagoda Tree near 400 East  34 Street was pruned.
- Apr 8, 2020 The Japanese Pagoda Tree near 400 East  34 Street was pruned.
- Apr 7, 2020 The Pin Oak near 99 State Street was pruned and was cleared of litter/waste.
Learn
Visit the tree care Library for tree care tips, stewardship groups in your area, a printable watering calendar, and more.
Find Events
Join others in caring for NYC’s urban forest by attending a tree planting or care events.
Ecological Benefits
Stormwater intercepted each year
1,077,053,910 gallonsValue: $10,662,828.33
Stormwater intercepted each year
662,975,528 kWhValue: $83,697,267.9
Energy conserved each year
1,259,991 poundsValue: $6,588,091.37
Carbon dioxide reduced each year
1,210,482,019 tonsValue: $4,042,980.89
Total Value of Annual Benefits
Value: $104,991,168.49
Benefits are calculated using formulas from the U.S. Forest Service.
Map Key Tree marker color indicates species. Marker size indicates trunk diameter. Click on a tree on the map to see full tree details.