(4.64%), the Philippines (4.52%), Albania (4.07%), Ireland (3.00%), and Pakistan (2.81%). Based on sample data from the same census, the U.S. Census Bureau estimates that 37.44% of the population 5 and older speak only English at home. 46.15% speak Spanish at home, either exclusively or along with English. Other languages spoken at home by more than 0.5% of the population of Norwood include Tagalog (1.89%), Urdu (0.93%), Korean (0.79%), French (0.68%), Serbo-Croatian (0.69%), Chinese (0.60%) and Gujarati (0.58%). In addition, 2.69% speak "Other Indic languages" (mainly Bengali), 2.47% speak "Other Indo-European languages" (mainly Albanian), 0.85% speak "African languages", and 0.56% speak "Other Slavic languages" (mainly Bulgarian). Politics Norwood is a part of New York City's 11th City Council district, represented by Eric Dinowitz. In 2012, after redistricting resulting from the 2010 Census, there were major changes in the other levels of government representation. The neighborhood was absorbed into New York State Senate District 36, represented by Jamaal Bailey. The neighborhood was split for the New York State Assembly between two districts: the 80th Assembly District, represented by Nathalia Fernandez, and the 81st Assembly District, represented by Jeffrey Dinowitz. Additionally, it became a part of New York's 13th congressional district, represented by Adriano Espaillat. All its representatives are members of the Democratic Party. Landmarks Montefiore Medical Center Williamsbridge Oval, commonly referred as "the Oval" or "Oval Park", is a park that features children's playgrounds, dog runs, basketball and tennis courts, and a football field (doubling as a soccer pitch). From the late 19th century into the early part of the 20th century, the Oval was an active reservoir, distributing water to the North Bronx. The Keeper's House at Williamsbridge Reservoir, built in 1889, which was then bought and restored by the Mosholu Preservation Corporation for use as a community space. Both houses have been named landmarks by the New York City Landmarks Commission. It is also the headquarters of the Norwood News. The Valentine–Varian House, a fieldstone farmhouse built in 1758, which now houses the Museum of Bronx History. St. Brendan's Church and School, founded in 1908, including the St. Brendan's School of Music. The Shrine Church of St. Ann, founded in 1927, including the School of St. Ann (merged in 2012 in a regional system). Mosholu Library, a branch of the New York Public Library Police and crime Norwood and Bedford Park are patrolled by the 52nd Precinct of the