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Answered by TheParadiseEscort

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Answer : 2 miles . As, New York is the largest city in the earth and central park lies just beyond to it, The distance that we used to measuring the unit length from New York to Central park is in miles. As miles is the more great distance than yards. Yards are used to measure the piece of land or some building structures.

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2 (miles)

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