Weed delivery to Washington Heights

Buildings of four to six floors hold about 85% of the homes here, and about 83% of homes are in buildings from before 1940; a little over half are in elevator buildings and about 40% in walk-ups. Write the street address and apartment the way your intercom lists them, and come down to the street door when the driver buzzes. Where there's a lobby desk, it can let the driver in or phone your apartment, but the handoff is between the buyer and the driver: a valid photo ID shown in person, then a signature.

Washington Heights runs from West 155th Street, with Harlem below it, to Dyckman Street, where Inwood begins, between the Hudson and the Harlem River. Broadway, St. Nicholas and Amsterdam Avenues are the long streets, with Fort Washington Avenue on the high ground to the west and Edgecombe and Audubon Avenues to the east. The Trans-Manhattan Expressway runs in a trench between 178th and 179th Streets. Three ZIP codes split the neighborhood from south to north: 10032, 10033 and 10040.

Hudson Heights is the ridge west of Broadway from about 181st Street up to Fort Tryon Park, along Fort Washington Avenue, Pinehurst Avenue and Cabrini Boulevard, where co-ops hold about four in ten homes. Fort George is the hill east of Broadway below Dyckman Street, ringed by the street called Fort George Hill, with Fairview, Hillside and Nagle Avenues around it. Accounts differ on where each one starts, but the ridge mostly uses 10033 and the hill 10040.