The city is celebrating the Knicks’ NBA championship win with street co-namings across Manhattan.

Blue-and-orange signs featuring players’ names and jersey numbers have been installed along Sixth and Seventh avenues, Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Department of Transportation Commissioner Mike Flynn said in a release.

The signs will remain up for four weeks, according to the release.

“ For as long as we live, every New Yorker will remember the feeling of our city coming together — not because of tragedy or adversity, but out of joy and happiness,” Mamdani said in a statement.

“These street signs are a tribute to the players who delivered the championship generations of fans waited their whole lives to see and the city that stood behind them every step of the way,” he added.

Signs will be located at the following intersections, the release said:

• Sixth Avenue and West Houston Street – Jordan Clarkson #00  

• Sixth Avenue and Bleecker Street – Dillon Jones #1  

• Sixth Avenue and Minetta Lane – Miles “Deuce” McBride #2  

• Sixth Avenue and West 3rd Street – Josh Hart #3  

• Sixth Avenue and West 4th Street – Pacôme Dadiet #4  

• Sixth Avenue and Washington Place – Jose Alvarado #5  

• Sixth Avenue and West 8th Street – OG Anunoby #8  

• Sixth Avenue and West 9th Street – Kevin McCullar Jr.# 9  

• Seventh Avenue South and West 11th Street – Jalen Brunson #11  

• Seventh Avenue and West 13th Street – Tyler Kolek #13  

• Seventh Avenue and West 20th Street – Jeremy Sochan #20  

• Seventh Avenue and West 23rd Street – Mitchell Robinson #23  

• Seventh Avenue and West 25th Street – Mikal Bridges #25  

• Seventh Avenue and West 32rd Street – Karl-Anthony Towns #32  

• Sixth Avenue and West 44th Street – Landry Shamet #44  

• Seventh Avenue and West 50th Street – Trey Jemison III #50  

• Seventh Avenue and West 51st Street – Mohamed Diawara #51  

• Seventh Avenue and West 55th Street – Ariel Hukporti #55