How long is the drive from Yorkshire to New York CIty?

Just to comment on the other answer that has appeared so far -

Manhattan, Brooklyn, and The Bronx are NOT suburbs of NYC - they are parts of NYC! So are Queens and Staten Island.

Long Island is NOT a part of NYC (at least, not what we usually mean when we say "Long Island".) The island called "Long Island" does contain Brooklyn and Queens which are a part of NYC. But the rest of Long Island is Nassau and Suffolk Counties, which are NOT part of NYC, and is what people usually mean by "Long Island." These counties, particularly Nassau County, are really suburbs of NYC (Suffolk County is a bit farther away, but could still be considered the NYC suburbs.)

In New Jersey, the following counties could be called suburbs of NYC:

Bergen County

Passaic County

Hudson County

Essex County

Union County

Morris County

Sussex County

Somerset County

Middlesex County

In NY State (other than Long Island) the following counties are considered suburbs of NYC:

Westchester County

Rockland County

Putnum County

I have no idea how long it takes to drive from Yorkshire, NY to NYC. Sorry about that one.

Technically, the closest area of NYC to the closest area of Connecticut is approximately thirty minutes from go out thirteen in long island on I95 to go out 2 in CT. btw, go out thirteen is a few a million/2 hour from midtown, greater with site visitors. From JFK airport to the closest element in Connecticut is approximately an hour and a a million/2, perhaps in basic terms truly much less.

from yorkshire,ny in western new york to new york city is about 345 miles or a 6 hour drive, suburbs of new york city are:Long Island,rockland,manhatten,bronx,brooklyn,queens are all part of new york city