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Gotham was a nickname for New York used by Washington Irving in Salmagundi, a 19th century magazine.
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The word "Gotham" originated as a nickname for New York City in the 19th century. It was popularized by writer Washington Irving in his satirical magazine, referencing a village of fools in England. The moniker stuck and became synonymous with New York City.
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