Gotham City was a city located in a large metropolitan area on the Eastern Seaboard of the United States.[2]
It was under the protection of Batman and his proteges from the criminally insane supervillains, gangs, and mobs that littered its streets.
Metropolis was located 'right over the bridge' from Gotham City.[3]
The natives of the city were referred to as Gothamites.
Local Government[]
City Departments[]
- Gotham City Municipal Government
- Gotham City Council
- Gotham City Police Department
- Gotham City Fire Department
- Gotham Department of Correction
- Gotham Department of Public Safety
- Gotham Department of Sanitation
Organized Crime[]
Locations[]
Banks[]
Recreation[]
- Amusement Mile
- Gotham Arena
- Gotham City Amusement Park
- Gotham Park
- Gotham Zoo[5]
- Bijou Theater[6]
- Gotham Coliseum
- Sharkey's Pool Hall
- Parkside Playground
Colleges and Schools[]
Hills and Mountains[]
Scientific / Medical Facilities[]
- Arkham Asylum
- Gotham General Hospital
- Gotham Hospital
- Gotham Industrial Laboratory
- Gotham Institute of Psychic Research
- Gotham Planetarium
- Lucus Institute[9]
- Gotham City Observatory
- Gotham Scientific Research Center
- RX Chemical Laboratory
- Solar Dynamics Inc.
- S.T.A.R. Labs: S.T.A.R. Labs (Gotham Branch)
Churches[]
Prison, Law Enforcement and Municipal Facilities[]
Transportation Systems[]
Museums[]
Newspaper publishers[]
Businesses[]
- Ajax Junkyard & Dump
- Wayne Tower[14]
- Acme Oil Company[15]
- Mood Oil Company[16]
- G.E.E.C. Factory[17]
- Gotham Barber Shop[18]
- Gotham Electronics[19]
- Gotham City Dump[20]
- Gotham Toy Company[21]
- Gotham Mining Corporation[22]
- The New 200 Story Gotham Hotel[23]
- Mudd's Coffee (Coffee Shop)[24]
- Donahue's Department Store[25]
- Kimberley's Jewelry[26]
- Ed's Grocery Store[27]
- Gotham Cafe
- Dimby
- Brigette's
- Slim's Service Station
- Pet shop
- Cosmo's Restaurant
- Crura Brnsii
- Graham's Bond Pty Ltd.
- Joy-Boy Toys
- Rennington Steel
- Branston Jewelers
- Lucky Shamrock
Districts/Neighborhoods[]
- Civic Center
- Chinatown
- Crime Alley
- Downtown
- Gotham Square
- Waterfront
- Bristol Township
- Lower West Side
- The Bowery
- Midtown
- The Narrows
- Outskirts
- Uptown
- Lower East Side
Military establishments[]
Streets and bridges[]
- City Line Traffic Circle
- Gotham Narrows Bridge
- Hope Street
- Graham Street
- Bridge
- Second Avenue
- Ninth Avenue
- River Road
- Waterfront Street
Miscellaneous[]
- 12 Charlton Place
- Gotham Harbor[28]
- Gotham Cemetery[29]
- Gotham River
- Gotham Treasury
- Slaughter Swamp[30]
- Devil's Cliff
- Gotham Clock Tower
- Titans Lair
- Grover's Corner
- Clearview
- Carverville
- Pier 40
- Archie Goodwin International Airport
- Nal Library
- Gotham Library
- Wayne Foundation
- Columbus Square
- Gotham Bell
- Stokely
- Gotham Central Palace
Residences[]
- Wayne Manor (and beneath it is the Bat-Cave)
- Scarecrow's Farm House
- Joker's mansion
- White's residence
- Gothos Mansion
Local sports teams[]
- Gotham Goliaths
- Gotham Guardsmen
Images of Gotham City[]
Notes[]
- We learn in issue #14 of the SuperFriends Comic Book, that Metropolis is 'right over the bridge' from Gotham City.
Appearances in Other Media[]
Coming Soon!
External Links[]
- Gotham City at the DC Database
- Gotham City at Wikipedia
References[]
- ↑ From the The New Adventures of Batman (1977) episode, The Chameleon.
- ↑ Generally, the exact location of Gotham City was kept under wraps, however, in The Atlas of the DC Universe, which may or may not be a worthy guide to the Earth 1956 version of Gotham City; it was said to be located in New Jersey, with Metropolis being located in Delaware. This would mean that the bridge referenced in Super Friends # 14 would have to had to have crossed the Delaware Bay. The episode This Looks Like A Job For Bat-Mite! also suggests that Gotham City is likely located in New Jersey or somewhere near, as Bat-Mite referred to Washington, D.C. as a four hour drive from Gotham. That's fairly close to accurate; if not spot on.
- ↑ As seen in Issue # 14 of the Superfriends comic book (1978).
- ↑ Seen in the Season 3 (1978) episode: Conquerors of the Future
- ↑ Seen in the Season 3 (1978), episode: Attack of the Cats
- ↑ Seen in Superfriends: Rest in Peace.
- ↑ Seen in the Season 3 (1978), episode: Bully for You
- ↑ Seen in the Season 3 (1978), episode: A Pint of Life
- ↑ Seen in the Season 3, episode: Attack of the Cats
- ↑ Seen in the Season 3 (1978), episode: Superfriends: Rest in Peace and the Season 6 (1985), episode: The Fear
- ↑ Seen in The Moonman
- ↑ Seen in Too Hot to Handle
- ↑ Seen in the SuperFriends comic book, issue #31.
- ↑ Seen in the Season 5 (1984), episode: Once Upon a Poltergeist
- ↑ Seen in The New Adventures of Batman (1977) episode, Curses! Oiled Again!
- ↑ Seen in Season 3 (1978) episode, Superfriends: Rest in Peace
- ↑ Seen in the Season 1 (1973), episode: Professor Goodfellow's G.E.E.C.
- ↑ Seen in the Season 3 (1978), episode: Bully for You
- ↑ Seen in the Season 6 episode The Fear
- ↑ Seen in The New Adventures of Batman (1977) episode A Sweet Joke on Gotham City
- ↑ Seen in the 1983 Shorts, Invasion of the Space Dolls
- ↑ Seen in the 1983 Shorts, Prisoners of Sleep
- ↑ Seen in the Season 2 (1977), episode: The Day of the Rats
- ↑ Seen in the Season 3 (1978), episode: Bully for You
- ↑ Seen in the 1983 Shorts, The Malusian Blob
- ↑ Seen in Reading, Writing and Wronging
- ↑ Seen in A Sweet Joke on Gotham City
- ↑ Seen in the 1983 Shorts, The Malusian Blob and in Super Powers, Vol. 1 #1
- ↑ Seen in the Season 6 (1985) episode: The Fear
- ↑ Seen in the Season 3 (1978) episode: Monolith of Evil