With the Macy's Fourth of July fireworks display taking place along the Hudson River for the first time in over a decade, there will be significant traffic changes not seen in some time on the west side of Manhattan and parts of New Jersey.

On the west side of the river, Hudson County has put up a helpful interactive map that shows the times when roads along and near the Hudson are closed, as well as the locations of the fireworks barges. Click here to view the interactive map.

Here's a look at what to look for in Manhattan, part of Brooklyn, and the waterfront spots in New Jersey where crowds are sure to gather: Hoboken, Weehawken, and Jersey City.

New York City

In Manhattan, many streets on the west side between Spring Street and West 46th Street are closed by police. Here is a complete list from the NYPD:

• Joe DiMaggio Highway/ Westside Highway / West Street / 12th Avenue/ 11th Avenue between Spring Street and West 46th Street
• Clarkson Street between West Street and Greenwich Street
• Christopher Street between West Street and Greenwich Street
• Charles Street between West Street and Washington Street
• West 11th Street between West Street and Greenwich Street
• West 12th Street between West Street and Greenwich Street
• West 13th Street between West Street/11th Avenue and Washington Street
• West 15th Street between West Street/11th Avenue and 10th Avenue
• West 17th Street between West Street/11th Avenue and 10th Avenue
• West 20th Street between West Street/11th Avenue and 10th Avenue
• West 22nd Street between West Street/12th Avenue and 10th Avenue
• West 24th Street between West Street/12th Avenue and 11th Avenue
• West 26th Street between West Street/12th Avenue and 11th Avenue
• West 29th Street between West Street/12th Avenue and 10th Avenue
• West 34th Street between West Street/12th Avenue and 11th Avenue
• West 40th Street between West Street/12th Avenue and 10th Avenue
• West 41st Street between West Street/12th Avenue and 11th Avenue
• West 44th Street between West Street/12th Avenue and 11th Avenue
• 11th Avenue between West 22nd Street and West 46th Street

Streets will also be closed elsewhere in the city for the evening fireworks display at Coney Island. Police said the area from the boardwalk to Surf Avenue between West 10th Street and West 21st Street will be closed.

Earlier in the day, some streets will also be closed for Nathan's Famous Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest – although Joey Chestnut is not competing this year. These streets include:

• Stillwell Avenue between Surf Avenue and Bowery Street
• Bowery Street between Stillwell Avenue and West 15th Street
• Surf Avenue between West 15th Street and West 12th Street
• West 15th Street between Surf Avenue and Bowery Street

Hoboken

Since the fireworks are set to be set off on the water between West 14th Street and West 34th Street in Manhattan, many will drive across the Hudson to New Jersey to see it up close—and Hoboken may have the best view of all.

For this reason, the city announced that several streets will be closed throughout the day on July 4. Starting at midnight, Sinatra Drive will be closed from Fourth Street to 11th Street.

From 2 p.m. onwards, further roads are expected to be closed:

• Hudson Place from River Street to Warrington Plaza
• Sinatra Drive from Newark Street to Fourth Street and from 11th Street to 15th Street
• Sinatra Drive North from Sinatra Drive to 14th Street and through Shipyard Lane (garage/resident access only)
• Newark Street from River Street to Sinatra Drive
• First Street from River Street to Sinatra Drive (garage/resident access only)
• Second Street from River Street to Sinatra Drive (garage/resident access only)
• Third Street from River Street to Sinatra Drive (garage/resident access only)
• Fifth Street from Hudson Street to Sinatra Drive

Shortly before the fireworks (after 9 p.m.) the last road closures come into force:

• Third Street from Garden Street to Washington Street
• 16th Street from Willow Avenue to Park Avenue
• Court Street from Second Street to Fourth Street

There will also be parking restrictions, some of which will begin at 11 p.m. Wednesday and most will go back into effect at 11 p.m. Thursday. Here's an overview of the parking restrictions, according to the city:

• Sinatra Drive from Fourth Street to 11th Street (parking prohibited on both sides until Friday 8:00 a.m.)
• Sinatra Drive (both sides) from Newark Street to Fourth Street
• Hudson Street from Hudson Place to Observer Highway
• Hudson Street from First Street to Second Street (on both sides until Friday 8:00 a.m.)
• Hudson Place (both sides) from River Street to Warrington Plaza
• West side of Willow Avenue from 11th Street to 4th Street
• Clinton Street (both sides) from Seventh Street to Eighth Street
• South side of Fourth Street from River Street to Willow Avenue
• Fifth Street (both sides) from Hudson Street to Sinatra Drive
• North side of 14th Street from Sinatra Drive to Park Avenue

Weehawken

Mayor Richard Turner said streets in the community could be closed as early as 4 p.m., depending on traffic and pedestrian volumes. Even residents of a closed street may not be able to access the area.

The following roads are particularly affected by the closures:

• JFK Boulevard East
• Hamilton Avenue
• Port Imperial Boulevard
• Terrace by the water

Parking is prohibited on the bluff side of JFK Boulevard East, while only vehicles with valid resident parking permits are allowed to park on the other side. Parking is prohibited on Hamilton Avenue.

In addition to the road closures, all Weehawken parks and the pool complex will close at 2 p.m.