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Underground New York refers to the countless number of tunnels, used and unused, that run under the metropolis of New York.

The New York Subway, 67% of which is underground, contributes most of this.

The so-called Mole People are said to live in the abandoned parts of the subway system.

The city is said to have more space belowground than aboveground.

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