Within the city-operated parks system of New York City, there are many parks that are either named after individuals who participated in World War I or contain monuments relating to the war.

Manhattan

• Abingdon Square Park has a memorial^[1][2]
• Central Park has the John Purroy Mitchel Memorial,^[3] 107th Infantry Memorial,^[4] and 307th Infantry Memorial Grove.^[5]
• Coleman Playground^[6]
• Donnellan Square^[7]
• Dorrance Brooks Square^[8][9]
• 369th Infantry Regiment Memorial^[10]
• Chelsea Park Doughboy Statue^[2][11]
• Colonel Young Playground^[12]
• Colonel Young Triangle^[13]
• Duffy Square
• Finn Square^[14]
• Madison Square Park (Eternal Light Flagstaff)^[15]
• Maher Circle (site of Hooper Fountain)^[16]
• McKenna Square
• William McCray Playground^[17]
• Mitchel Square^[18]

The Bronx

• Bronx Victory Memorial at Pelham Bay Park^[19]
• Brust Park^[20]
• D’Auria-Murphy Triangle^[21]
• Devanney Triangle^[22]
• Graham Triangle^[23]
• Hawkins Park^[24]
• O’Brien Oval^[25]
• O’Neill Triangle^[26]
• Owen Dolen Park (memorial)^[27]
• Memorial Grove at Van Cortlandt Park^[28]
• Woodrow Wilson Triangle ^[29]
• Sergeant Johnson Triangle ^[30]
• Vincent Ciccarone Playground ^[31]
• Wade Triangle ^[32]
• Woodlawn Heights War Memorial ^[33]
• Zimmerman Playground^[34]

Queens

• Astoria Park Memorial^[35]
• Barclay Triangle^[36]
• Catholic War Veterans Triangle^[37]
• Daniel O’Connell Playground^[38]
• Doughboy Park^[9]
• Dwyer Square^[39]
• Fagan Square^[40]
• Flushing Fields^[41]
• Foch Sitting Area
• Foothill Malls (Hollis World War Memorial)^[42]
• Forest Park (Richmond Hill War Memorial)^[43]
• Garlinge Triangle^[44]
• Gordon Triangle^[45]
• Glendale Veterans Triangle^[46]
• Hillcrest Veterans Square^[47]
• Howard Von Dohlen Playground^[48]
• Kennedy Playground^[49]
• Legion Triangle
• Lost Battalion Hall^[50]
• Luke J. Lang Square^[51]
• Major Mark Park^[52]
• MacDonald Park (New York City)|MacDonald Park^[53][54]
• Mall Eighteen
• McConnell Park^[55]
• McKenna Triangle^[56]
• McKee Triangle^[57]
• Norelli-Hargreaves Playground^[58]
• Norelli-Hargreaves Triangle^[59]
• O'Connell Playground^[60]
• Proctor-Hopson Circle^[9]
• Queens Village Veterans Plaza^[61]
• Ridgewood Veterans Triangle
• Sergeant Colyer Square^[62]
• Sohncke Square^[63]
• Steinmann Triangle^[64]
• Triangle 54 (memorial flagpole)
• Veterans Park (New York City)|Veterans Park^[65] (Broad Channel)
• Veterans Square^[66]
• Wellbrook Triangle^[67]
• Winfield War Memorial^[68]
• William F. Moore Park^[69]

Brooklyn

• Alben Triangle^[70]
• Ascenzi Square
• Beattie Square^[71]
• Callahan–Kelly Playground^[72]
• Freedom Triangle^[73]
• Heisser Triangle^[74]
• Highland Park (Dawn of Glory sculpture)^[2][75]
• Ketchum Triangle^[76]
• Person Square^[77]
• Private Sonsire Triangle^[78]
• Saratoga Park War Memorial^[79]
• T. Raymond Nulty Square inside McCarren Park^[80]
• William E. Sheridan Playground^[81]
• Zion Triangle^[82]

Staten Island

• Egbert Triangle^[83]
• Levy Playground^[84]
• Hero Park^[85]
• Mahoney Playground^[86]
• DeMatti Playground^[87]
• Pleasant Plains Memorial^[88]
• White Playground^[89]