Where to go along the Knicks parade route to watch

New Yorkers from all five boroughs will be out on the streets Thursday to celebrate the Knicks’ NBA championship.

With an expected turnout that could surpass any parade in New York City history, officials are warning fans to arrive early to find their spot to watch.

Here are some of the parade watch points where you can get a view.

The city will have 23 access points along the Canyon of Heroes route Thursday.

Here is the list, according to officials:

• Washington St. & Morris St. / Battery Place

• Trinity Place & Morris St.

• Trinity Place & Exchange Aly

• Trinity Place & Rector St.

• Trinity Place & Thames St.

• Trinity Place & Cedar St.

• Church St. & Liberty St.

• Church St. & Cortlandt St.

• Church St. & Dey St.

• Church St. & Fulton St.

• Church St. & Barclay St.

• Church St. & Park Pl.

• Church St. & Murray St.

• Church St. & Warren St.

• Church St. & Thomas St.

• New St. & Exchange Pl.

• New St. & Wall St.

• Nassau St. & Pine St.

• Nassau St. & Cedar St.

• Nassau St. & Liberty St.

• Nassau St. & Maiden Lane

• Nassau St. & John St.

• Nassau St. & Ann St.

Washington St. & Morris St. / Battery Place

The parade will begin near Battery Park and make its way up lower Manhattan, traveling north on Broadway. It will end at City Hall, where the Knicks will receive the keys to the city in a ticketed event.

Two stations that will be closed on Thursday by 4:30 a.m. will be City Hall (R, W) and Wall Street (4, 5), the city announced.

However, other stops will remain in service near the route. The city says the stations that will stay running include Bowling Green (4, 5), Fulton (4, 5, J, Z, 2, 3), Brooklyn Bridge (4, 5, 6), Chambers Street (J, Z) and Park Place (2, 3).