New York City is served by a comprehensive public transportation system that includes subways, buses, ferries and commuter train lines. The subway system consists of 24 different lines operating over 680 miles of track with 472 stations throughout the five boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island and The Bronx. Buses cover most areas that are not accessible by subway and serve 12,000 bus stops throughout the city. The commuter rail network serves the greater metropolitan area and includes Metro-North Railroad in New York City's northern suburbs and Long Island Rail Road serving eastern Long Island. Additionally, there are numerous ferry services to connect people to waterfront neighborhoods or islands around the city. In 10115 New York, NY residents have access to all these forms of public transportation including the 1,2 & 3 Subway Lines running uptown/downtown through Central Park West and Times Square as well as numerous bus routes connecting Midtown East to other parts of Manhattan.