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10 Miscellanea

The state bird: Eastern Bluebird, (Sialia sialis).
The state flower: Rose.
The state tree: Sugar maple (Acer saccharum).
The state fruit: Apple.
The state gemstone: Garnet.
The state motto: Excelsior (ever higher).

11 External links

• ©New York Hundreds of photos of New York, from the Statue of Liberty to Central Park. This website also proposes 360° pictures, photomontages, links...
• Newspapers from New York
• http://www.state.ny.us/
• New York travel guide at Wikitravel
• Graphicalic - pictures from New York
• Population of each county
• Una Guiá in Espanol a la Ciudad de New York
• US Census Bureau

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