The United Nations occupies a total area of approximately 18 acres (72,843 square meters) in New York City.

This sprawling complex is located along the East River in Turtle Bay neighborhood and serves as the headquarters of the UN. It consists of several buildings, including the General Assembly Hall, Secretariat, and conference rooms.

These facilities provide a platform for member states to discuss and address global issues such as peace and security, human rights, and sustainable development. The UN compound serves as a symbol of international cooperation and diplomacy.