
New York City - 9/11 Memorial & Museum
New York, United States — 1.1 km

New York City - New York Harbor
🇺🇸 New York · United States — Altitude 14 m
This live view looks out over New York Harbor, where the Hudson and East rivers meet the Atlantic. Port cameras show ships, ferries and the changing light across the water, so it is a good way to check conditions on the harbor before you go.
New York Harbor is one of the largest natural harbors in the world and has shaped the city since the first European settlement in the 1600s. Its waters separate Manhattan from Staten Island, Brooklyn and New Jersey, and the harbor remains a working port for container ships, tankers and commuter ferries. Lower Manhattan's towers rise just to the north, giving the harbor a distinctive skyline.
Depending on the view, you may see large cargo vessels moving slowly through the channels, tugboats, and ferries crossing between the boroughs. Early morning and the hour before sunset often bring the clearest light and the softest reflections on the water. Weather changes quickly here, so fog, haze or rain can shift the scene within minutes.
New York has a humid subtropical climate, with hot summers, cold winters and changeable weather in spring and autumn, so check the forecast on this page before planning a visit. Ferries and subway lines make getting around the waterfront simple. Nearby on VizCams you can also open the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, Grace Church and the City Skyline and East River cameras.
Source: earthcam.com

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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast for this location are shown in the weather block on this page. They update regularly, so you can see whether the harbor is clear, windy or foggy before you watch.
The local time for the camera is displayed on this page and follows New York's own clock, including daylight saving changes. It is shown next to the live player so you can match the light to the time of day.
The camera is located at the harbor in New York City, close to 40.70 north and 74.01 west, on the water side of lower Manhattan. The map on this page shows its exact position.
Early morning and the hour before sunset usually give the clearest light and the most interesting ship movements. Weekday daytime often has more commercial traffic, while weekends can bring more ferries and pleasure boats.
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